Interior design style for the modern Asian Fichman penthouse

The owner of the house is founder of the Rhombus Media Niv Fichman who chose Drew Sinclair, principal of regionalArchitects to design the interior of his 1,200 square foot condo unit is located in Toronto, Canada. The interior is lined with matte-finished walnut with a corridor that reorients visitors and direct them to the views of the penthouse’s interior and exterior. To conceal private spaces like the laundry, second bedroom, and library, sliding panels were used. You will even be surprised to see that there is something behind a door. Now, come join a virtual tour of the penthouse below.



The penthouse is a beautiful urban dwelling that has a contemporary design with a subtle Asian and modern touches.



What you see here is a bathtub. Yes this is the bathroom with wood everywhere.



See that open space? The folding door you see above will lead them to the living area and kitchen. Amazing, right?



This space has a Japanese style wherein the tatami mats are used for working. During night time, it turns into a sleeping area.



The bathroom and sleeping area is just beside each other. Don’t you just love the Zen feel of these spaces?



Who wouldn’t love the woodwork of this interior? Everything is indeed skillfully done!



In the house, you can see Asian and religious sculptures that are displayed in softly lit niches, alcoves, and grottos scaled for specific artworks.



Sliding doors are used everywhere as well as built-in shelves in order to save some space.

You can see here a mat on the flooring so that one can just sit on it when he wants to be entertained using the television.



This is the floor plan of the house. It does look spacious here.



And this is a cross-section of the house showing some details of the interior.