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Casa K,


                      Residential Project



                                             Beirut, Lebanon


                 he Casa K residential project was implemented with Wael
                 Farran Studio's passion for design, attention to detail, and its
           Tsignature touch of love. Inspired by the movement of the sea,
           variations of stylised curvy lines guide you through the apartment’s
           personalised spaces in monochromatic tones, building up the warm,
           safe, and comfortable feeling of a happy home. Situated along the
           “Beiruty” coast, the apartment boasts a private elevator area, an
           entrance lobby that leads to an open space saloon with a living area,
           a dining space, four bedroom suites, including a master bedroom
           with a dressing area, a study and work room, a guest bathroom, two
           kitchens, and a help chamber.

           While the apartment remained within its original plan, the larger
           scope of the work included a major interior design uplift with plaster
           and woodwork, almost all custom-made furniture, as well as an
           electric update with new lighting and sound systems.


           Public Areas
           Public Areas are the spaces where visitors are given a glimpse of
           intimacy. These are spaces  where everybody, whether visiting or
           living on-site, should feel at home. For Casa K, it was all about the
           soothing feel of a gentle wave that refreshes with a splash.
           The magic vibes of the apartment begin to be absorbed as soon as
           the elevator doors open and people step into the elevator hallway,
           where they are greeted with customised parametric wall paneling
           for the whole area, made out of individually cut pieces of plywood
           space apart to display an organic sweeping wave, blending seamlessly
           with the entrance door that boasts a custom-made Arabic calligraphy
           handle. To the left, the wall paneling pops out into an organic bench
           for a more inviting mood.                                 Elevator Entrance
                                                                     Photo credit: Wael Khoury Photography


           Elevator Entrance
           Photo credit: Wael Khoury Photography






























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