The double-volume, timber-lined ceiling that dips down steeply from the first floor to the ground floor creates a sense of space at the Chia Home. Photos: The Star/Azman Ghani
It is not very often that you come across a home that presents such a balanced amalgamation of textures like the lovely Chia Home in Cyberjaya.
Built mainly from wood, glass and steel, the exterior of the house also presents exposed brick walls to add to the lovely blend of contrasting materials.
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The double-volume, timber-lined ceiling that dips down steeply from the first floor to the ground floor creates a sense of space at the Chia Home. Photos: The Star/Azman Ghani
Natural light floods every corner of the home.
Open corner shelves provide easily accessible storage and allow the owners to display their favourite things.
The guest room on the ground floor features antique furniture that has been in the family for years.
The raw brick wall separating the wet and dry kitchen adds a natural charm.
A precious book and a vintage Marbell Stone Art Belgium piece on display.
Designed as a sculptural object of its own, the staircase is an arresting feature of the house.
The homeowners spend most of their time in the spacious living room.
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