All About The Covet Awards Contestants (Part V)

All About The Covet Awards Contestants (Part V) – The deadline for the Covet International Awards applications is almost at the end of the line… If you think that your design fits in the competition goal, you can still apply until the December 15 of 2018.

The next Covet Awards contestants have different style approaches in there interior design projects! Are you ready to see?

New Home Karelia

The MA Design is a design studio focused on conceptual design e creative tasks. Alesya Nestyak, the main interior designer of the studio, was responsible for the modern concept of this interior design project. This is a two-store house where the main floor is about 297 m2 and the second-floor area equals a total of 135 m2. Surrounded by the northern nature.

The main obstacle beneath the modern house project was to naturally blend the modern architecture into the old landscape without ruining the natural environment.

The owners are people that have a lot of hobbies and don’t like to stand still so the design team wanted to create a house that could “keep up with them”, turning into a space ready for any new transformations. The final result of the modern interior design project was created with furniture pieces and accessories from multiple brands such as Covet House, Moooi, Snaidero, Wall and Deco, Bolzan, among others.

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Contemporary House

This four-story villa, located on the mountainside of Kau To Shan, in Shatin, is a contemporary interior design project created by the Ptang Studio Limited!

Since Shatin is surrounded by natural landscapes with strong cosmopolitan links, the interior design of the mansion takes inspiration on the details of the geographical location. There is a balanced combination of organic and urban aesthetic.

The use of deep browns with other complementary colors is commonly found in this interior design project. The contemporary house also features imported lighting pieces that fit with the theme of the house interior design.

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