Ventus Somnium

Ventus Somnium, where the air itself is an architect. A space caught in motion, where the softness of fabric dances against the rigid lines of structure. The bed, with its sculpted frame and enveloping form, becomes an anchor in this shifting composition, a quiet counterbalance to the fluidity of wind and light.

A sheer curtain billows inward, a whisper of the outside world, blurring the boundary between shelter and sky. The walls, textured like stone washed by time, hold the weight of stillness, interrupted only by a vertical incision of raw material—an exposed fragment of nature's own design. Light grazes its fractured surface, revealing depth where there should be solidity, movement where there should be silence.

Each element, from the amber-hued acrylic chair to the sinuous extension of the wall lamp, is a study in contrast: organic yet precise, grounded yet weightless. Ventus Somnium is not simply a room; it is a breath, a moment of suspension between wakefulness and dream, where design yields to the poetry of air.

format: 3ds Max