Gardens Cape Town is a residential project completed by Grobler Architects. Located in Cape Town, South Africa, its interior is designed in a neutral palette, giving it an aura of tranquility. The undertaking was to create a design property in minimalist mode, generating heat and ease. Also regarded the interior performance when linked to a workspace and residing way. This minimalist house has new timber doors, sash windows and shutters along with new joinery and services to bring up to date the original project. Residing area is extremely stunning, and brilliant, a neat combination of white and beige colour with shiny accessories.
There was an extension that was built during the 1970s and it was demolished to leave room for a new three floor addition that offers 190 square meters of space. The minimalist house created includes a double garage in the basement, an open plan living area on the ground floor which integrates the living room, dining area and kitchen into a single space extending to the terrace which is landscaped with a koi pond and different local flora. The interior employs wood uses a good deal of joinery. Also in the property receives its personal garage that can hold 2 vehicles. The first floor has the private sections of the house, namely the master bedroom, dressing room, master bathroom and planted terrace with a private courtyard. The living room is a beautiful chair lemon color, which gets the interior bright, calling up the spring and warm circumstances. The inside of the primary assortment of the whitened walls, roof, furniture white, or semblance of warm milk.
