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Furnishings: Pedrali, Kartell, Ligne Roset, Arflex, Bespoke, Vitra, Muuto, Fatboy
Lightings: Artemide, Delta Light, Foscarini, Flos
Radiators: Tubes

Minimal elegance, material contrasts, well-balanced volumes and proportions inside clean, refined spaces, for an open, convivial interpretation of everyday life. Casa K takes its initial from Keith Pillow and Kyoto. In an area of 280 sqm, this residence built at St. Julian’s, Malta takes its cue from Japanese aesthetics, made to measure for its inhabitants: the family of Keith Pillow, principal of the international firm DAAA Haus, with a personal passion for a city that epitomizes calm and serenity.

The apartment has three bedrooms, three bathrooms, a large open-plan kitchen, living and dining area, a central patio with bamboo bringing light to the corridor, and a back garden of appreciable size with a small swimming pool.

The project by DAAA Haus utilizes the entire available lot, creating functional spaces ready to provide all modern comforts in a very refined setting. The daytime, nighttime and service zones are extremely well organized, also thanks to rational subdivisions and custom detailing. Like the flush-mounted wardrobe cabinets and the invisible doors, without jambs or baseboards, responding to the challenge of spatial optimization.

The décor is essentially minimal with clear Japanese influences, combined with some of the finest Italian craftsmanship, along with carefully selected iconic creations by designers, including luminous objects by Foscarini, Flos, Artemide and Delta Light.

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The color range shifts from gray to black, with some relaxing toasted almond white for the custom coverings, joined by natural tones of wood and the pop blue of the non-conformist Togo chair by Ligne Roset.

To maximize natural lighting, the opening towards the patio has been decorated with a glass partition in Crittall style, whose textured relief limits the view of the service space without hindering the entry of light. Behind this glazing, a semi-artificial bamboo tree matches the Asian accents of the interiors.