yinjispace

INTERIOR
DualSpace Studio
PHOTOGRAPHY
David Yeow
EDITOR
Gina
Collection

Drawing inspiration from the meticulously curated worlds of Wes Anderson, this interior design project brings to life a space that feels both theatrical and intimate where every detail plays a role in an orchestrated visual symphony of color, texture, and eccentric charm. Upon entering, visitors are embraced by the soft, uniform glow of membrane ceiling lights that cast a golden hue across the space, lending it the warm nostalgia of a film still. The lighting, diffused and evenly distributed, becomes an invisible character that sets the tone, tender, cozy, and just a touch surreal.

Walls and cabinetry are wrapped in custom wood paneling, not just for texture, but to create a cohesive envelope that hides and reveals with grace. Air conditioner vents and speakers are fully integrated within the carpentry, maintaining the room’s cinematic symmetry while enhancing acoustic and environmental comfort, a seamless blend of form and function.

The floor-to-wall carpet treatment cocoons the space in a tactile softness that invites pause and play. It’s not merely decorative, it is experiential. The lush surfaces absorb sound, warm the feet, and soften the overall visual language, creating a dreamlike continuity that heightens the filmic quality of the interior.

At the heart of the room is a metal counter that cleverly contrasts the softness of its surroundings. But even here, whimsy finds its way, fine threads are intricately stitched through the metal skin, blurring the lines between hard and soft, industrial and handcrafted. It's an unexpected twist that echoes the quirky sophistication Anderson is known for. Delight lives in the details. 3D-printed motifs embellish the railing, like sculptural flourishes in a set design, each one subtly reinforcing the fantastical narrative that runs throughout the space. Every element, though practical, feels like a prop with a backstory.

Anchoring it all is an artful statement, a sculpted table leg by Malaysian artist Money Wang. At once poetic and peculiar, it adds a sense of personality and collectibility, grounding the space with a sculptural presence that could just as easily belong in a gallery as it does here.

This project is more than a space, it’s a scene. A cinematic interior where everyday functionality plays in harmony with carefully curated visual storytelling. It is a celebration of design that doesn’t take itself too seriously, but takes its craft very seriously indeed.

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