In the design of this luxurious penthouse, the balance between positive and negative space was carefully considered to avoid overcrowding or sparseness. The scale and size of the furniture and objects placed in the room were important to make the space appear larger or smaller depending on the desired outcome. The use of mirrors in strips in the living room and in a grid on the double-height staircase accent wall creates the illusion of a larger space. Beyond its functional purpose, light has the ability to set the mood and atmosphere of a space while defining color and texture.

Patterns were introduced using repetitive design materials like wallpaper, soft furnishings, and fabrics. Various types of patterns were incorporated, including metal trims in paneling and wallpapers. The flooring features a beautiful combination of dull gold and mirror accents with taupe and powder blue tapestry brought in by the furniture and textured wallpapers. The use of mirrors as panelling not only reflects the scenic outdoors but also visually doubles up the space. The colors used are in muted tones and pastels, with every room having a highlight element in the form of a light fixture, marble panelling, or customised soft furnishings.