Creating a visual balance

A space with such unequal proportions logically presents a challenge. The task was to create a more visually balanced dimensional room and remove any sensation of mere utilitarian function. Illumination was also of great importance, which needed to eliminate dark shadow yet without creating zones of unduly glare.

The resulting space, an evidently lengthy hallway of architectural attainment, possesses the visible attractiveness of dignified stature.

The hallway forms a continual sight yet is clearly portioned with individual cove ceiling sections and a marble inlay on the floor that matches the dimensions above.

Strong luminosity throughout the space appears without clear knowledge of its source: The effect erases the impression of narrow dimensions to the extent that proportions seem well balanced.

?Very subtle tones help with the idea of a one-piece structure played against its purposeful sectioning -the light beige and grey tints aid the extending of space both in width and length.

Detail such as moldings and materials are carefully planned and highlighted through well-designed lighting to give all the surfaces movement and an air of sophisticated style.

High visibility decorative art placed along the length with a clearly contrasting colour, texture, and design add movement and depth to the overall feel.

Throughout the space, fine detail finishes and the utmost quality materials create a solid composure while making the space indubitably appealing to the eye across the entire span.