AP House Social Club

interior architecture, A-frame structure, triangular geometry, social club design, hospitality space, contemporary interior, symmetrical composition, warm neutral palette, cream white surfaces, herringbone wood flooring, oak timber, chartreuse green accent, jewel-toned cushions, burgundy mauve amber, curved sofa seating, cylindrical ottomans, custom shelving, bottle display, biophilic design, potted trees, indoor greenery, concealed LED lighting, linear light strips, ambient illumination, warm color temperature, shallow depth of field, architectural photography, mid-century influence, Scandinavian minimalism, geometric purity, material restraint, domestic scale furnishings, monumental spatial volume, vertical emphasis, upward movement, apex convergence, bilateral symmetry, textural contrast, smooth matte surfaces, natural wood grain, fabric upholstery, organic foliage, serene atmosphere, invitational warmth, understated luxury, curated domesticity, contemplative repose, convivial gathering space, transitional threshold, photogenic composition, boutique hospitality, artisanal craft integration, 2020s design sensibility, sophisticated leisure environment, spatial monumentality, approachable elegance, institutional domestic hybrid

The design studio was shortlisted and selected through a design competition to create a modern chalet inspired by Swiss Alpines, mixing colonial Macanese heritage by the sea in Macao. The design brief requested the concept of creating a cozy house that sits in a vast space with tall ceilings, yet the space should feel serene and intimate without sacrificing the grandeur of the interior architecture. Collectively, the social club house also wants the overall look and feel to be understated and timeless, without being ostentatious, stereotypical, and cliches.