Hamoon is more than a residential redesign — it’s a journey from silence to flow.
This video showcases the transformation of a lifeless, staged space into a warm, grounded home filled with light, energy, and movement.
In this project:
– TV wall finished in warm grey microcement
– Curved ochre-toned wall connecting levels
– New natural-toned wood flooring
– A shift in energy from static to alive
Breathing Life into a Silent Stage
A story of stillness transformed into flow.
Before the design, this house was like a stage: Beautiful and orderly — but lifeless. Hooman and his wife weren’t truly living in the space; they were merely existing within its stillness. Our design approach wasn’t about decoration. It was about shifting energy — from silence to flow, from presence to connection. At the heart of this transformation is the TV wall, finished in warm grey microcement. It now serves as an energetic anchor — a surface that embraces natural light and dances with shadow. What was once static is now subtly alive.
This wall extends toward the staircase, connecting vertical levels through a gentle current of life. At the end of its path, it meets a curved ochre-toned wall — its earthy hue inviting softness, movement, and human connection into the space. A quiet but powerful shift occurred beneath. We replaced the old reddish-brown flooring with soft, natural-toned wood. This new surface breathes — it reflects light more openly, offering a calm, grounding experience that bridges the human body with the earth beneath.
We didn’t just select materials. We shaped energy. This home now welcomes people — not just furniture.