Curve House
A soft-minimalist residence drawn in curves
- Residential
- Soft Minimalism
- Interior design · Custom whole-home furniture · Custom soft furnishings · Delivery to the home
The Residence
Curve House is designed around a single idea: that a home can feel calm when almost nothing in it has a hard corner. Circular ceilings, curved seating, a sculpted stair and rounded furniture follow one continuous, gentle geometry.
The palette is deliberately monochrome — ivory, warm white and sand — so that light, shadow and texture become the materials of the interior.
Project Overview
The double-height living room is anchored by a long curved sofa on a round rug, facing a sculpted spiral staircase that rises like an object in the room. Linear cove lighting traces the ceiling and dissolves the edges of the space.
A separate circular lounge takes the idea further: a round, cove-lit ceiling, sheer curtains following the curved wall and two soft sofas facing each other across low tables. Upstairs, the principal bedroom repeats the language with a rounded upholstered bed, an arched headboard wall and layered circular ceiling light.
Design Language
Soft minimalism: curves in plan, section and furniture; indirect light only; and upholstery with a tactile, bouclé-like texture so that the monochrome palette never feels cold.
Spaces
3 rooms, one palette. Each space below is part of the same residence.
Living Room
A long curved sofa, a round rug and a sculpted spiral staircase beneath cove-lit ceilings.
Circular Lounge
A round room with a cove-lit ceiling, curved sofas and sheer curtains following the wall.
Principal Bedroom
A rounded upholstered bed, an arched headboard wall and a vanity beneath layered circular light.
Selected Details
The spiral stair
A sculpted stair treated as a piece of the room rather than circulation.
Circular ceiling
A cove-lit round ceiling that makes the lounge feel enclosed and calm.
The rounded bed
An upholstered bed and arched headboard wall in one continuous form.
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