Designing Around What Matters Most

The Meriwether Penthouse already had one major advantage—its panoramic views. The challenge was that the interior didn’t take full advantage of it.

This project focused on reworking the layout and interior experience to better connect the living spaces to the surrounding landscape, while upgrading the overall look and feel of the home.

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Unlocking the Potential of an Outdated Layout

The existing interior limited both the visual experience and how the space functioned.

• Compartmentalized layout blocking key views
  
• Outdated finishes that didn’t match the setting
  
• Lack of cohesion between kitchen, living, and dining areas
  

Need to balance openness with comfort and privacy

Opening, Aligning, and Refining the Space

Aforma supported the redesign by translating a new interior vision into clear, buildable layouts and coordinated documentation.

• Opened up the floor plan to align major spaces with the eastern view
  
• Reorganized kitchen, dining, and living areas into a cohesive flow
  
• Introduced warm, natural materials to contrast the modern setting
  
• Integrated custom cabinetry and ceiling elements for spatial definition
  
• Ensured all design decisions were grounded in real construction execution

A Modern Interior That Feels Connected and Intentional

The redesigned penthouse now fully embraces its surroundings.

The open layout enhances natural light and views, while layered materials and detailing create a space that feels both refined and comfortable.