This image showcases an exquisite transitional corridor of a modern house with an impressive architectural ceiling solution. Particular attention is drawn to the semi-transparent ornate ceiling structure, consisting of geometric panels with traditional patterns alternating with transparent inserts. This technique creates a unique interplay of light and shadow on the floor and walls, transforming a functional space into an artistic masterpiece.
The corridor's architecture represents a harmonious combination of modern materials and traditional elements. The façade wall on the left incorporates similar perforated panels, providing partial permeability and visual connection with the surrounding garden. The right side is designed more substantially, with wooden panels that create a sense of warmth and natural texture.
The corridor space is organized with a clear rhythm of vertical supports sustaining the ceiling structure. The solution with raised plant beds along the left side is particularly successful, blurring the boundary between interior and exterior space. The floor geometry with alternating planes and small steps adds dynamics to movement through the corridor.
This architectural approach with perforated façade and ceiling can be adapted for a private home, creating verandas, terraces, or covered passages. Using ornamental screens allows for controlling light levels, provides ventilation, and creates a unique visual effect while simultaneously ensuring partial privacy. Materials can vary from wood to metal or composites depending on climatic conditions and the design concept of the house.