The curtain system in A Suit in Thao Dien plays a vital role in soft and flexible space division. The curving design of the curtains adds a sense of smoothness and comfort while enhancing privacy for different living areas. The thin fabric allows natural light to filter through, creating a cozy and soft ambiance. The neutral tones of the curtains harmonize with the walls and overall interior, resulting in a cohesive and elegant space. This design exemplifies a delicate balance between functionality and aesthetic appeal.
“A Suite in Thao Dien” utilizes curtains as flexible partitions to divide the spaces in the apartment. They can be drawn to create private areas or fully opened to connect with other spaces. The apartment also houses the owner’s collection of high-end furniture, so the open-and-close nature of the curtains is quite ideal for a display-oriented space. Similar to other projects in collaboration with Studio Anettai, the architects carefully consulted and paid close attention to materials, sewing details, and installation accessories. This meticulous exchange ensures that the product is executed to fit the design space perfectly, rather than simply being a ready-made item chosen from a catalog to be placed in.
