This renovation at The Corinthian celebrates the building's iconic rounded geometry. By unifying the foyer, corridor, and gallery into a single central axis, we transformed the apartment into a fluid sequence of minimalist spaces defined by soft, organic curves and symmetrical archways.

The interior features a predominantly white-on-white palette, allowing the light from the building’s panoramic windows to wash over the curved surfaces. Notable details include a custom center-pivot door for the walk-in closet and the repeated use of semi-circular motifs to create a sense of architectural continuity.

The interior is influenced by the geometric works of László Moholy-Nagy, Leon Polk Smith, and Lygia Clark.