11/06/2026
Contour Haus, located in Sierra Seputeh, a 4,140 sqft residence, this project is envisioned as a statement of modern luxury, defined by a strong contrast of dark and light tones, elevated with bronze detailing and mirror finishes. The design language is consistently driven by curved elements, expressed through carpentry corners, bedhead panels, and fluted wall features, creating a softer and more fluid spatial experience. The arrival sequence begins with a sculptural foyer, where a curved altar feature with fluted detailing forms the focal point. This is further enhanced by a ceiling design that mirrors the floor pattern, establishing a strong sense of symmetry and intention from the entrance. Within the open-plan living and dining areas, spatial zoning is subtly defined through grid ceiling profiles and floor level transitions. A cohesive palette of black, white, and bronze accents is carried throughout, while bespoke details such as diamond-shaped fabric-padded drawer fronts introduce a refined layer of luxury. A see-through display cabinet connects the spaces, maintaining visual continuity while acting as a functional divider.
The dry kitchen is designed as a feature zone, incorporating a half-circle alcohol display, paired with a mirror ceiling to amplify depth and reflectivity. The island is detailed to align with the overall material language, reinforcing the project’s cohesive identity. In the master suite, curved bedhead panels and ceiling termination details create a soft yet structured backdrop. The adjoining study introduces a contrasting mood, with a darker, more classical-inspired palette and cabinetry detailing, as requested by the client to differentiate the space. The walk-in wardrobe adopts a boutique-like concept, highlighted by a curved bag display wall with fluted panels, complemented by bronze detailing across doors, shelving, handles, and skirtings. Concealed lighting beneath the wardrobe skirting enhances the floating effect and adds depth. Secondary bedrooms follow distinct themes, one in a dark blue palette with curved padded panels, and another in a lighter beige scheme with curved walls and softer finishes, both extending cohesively into their respective bathrooms.
Overall, the design is a refined balance of contrast and continuity, where bold black-and-white elements are softened through curves, textures, and layered detailing. The consistent use of fluted panels, sculptural forms, and bronze accents creates a cohesive visual language across all spaces. By combining openness with intimate moments, the home achieves a sense of modern luxury that is both expressive and livable, delivering an environment that feels elegant, intentional, and timeless.
Contour Haus / Seputeh
Project year / 2026
Project type / Semi D, Residential
Build up size / 4,140 sqft
Interior Design by Box Design Studio
