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Johor Bahru · Malaysia
Design a homethat feels peaceful.
Premium Japandi interior design, shaped around Japanese simplicity and Scandinavian warmth.
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A quieter way of living
Homes that hold space for life.
LUNZ DESIGN creates enduring residential environments where light, texture, storage, and daily rituals are resolved as one calm whole.
Our philosophy ↗
Portfolio-led by design
One language,
room by room.
The studio’s work moves beyond isolated feature rooms. The portfolio follows homes through arrival, living, kitchen, work, utility, rest, bathing, outdoor space, and the architecture that holds them together.
Selected work
Made for unhurried living.
Five project studies, shown honestly as design visualizations and grouped by their original portfolio source.
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The LUNZ approach
Less, but better.
Japandi is not a surface style to us. It is a way of editing: resolving what matters, letting natural materials carry warmth, and giving every space enough quiet to breathe.
Timber, stone, woven textures, and tactile surfaces used with restraint.
Architecture, joinery, and furniture aligned into one legible composition.
Beauty carried into utility, storage, circulation, and the rooms behind the rooms.
A whole-home perspective
Designed as
one experience.
From the public face of a residence to its most private storage and utility spaces, the portfolio shows a consistent design intention at every scale.

Interior Architecture
Residential interiors shaped from the plan outward, with each transition, threshold, and daily ritual considered.

Kitchen & Joinery
Integrated kitchens, wardrobes, and utility spaces designed as part of the architecture rather than added after it.

Exterior & Arrival
Composed street presence, sheltered arrival, and outdoor rooms that extend the calm of the interior.

From first conversation to final detail
A considered process.
Design visualization is used as a decision-making tool: a way to test flow, material relationships, integrated lighting, and the quieter practical spaces before execution.
Consultation
We begin with how you live, what you keep, and the atmosphere you want your home to hold.
↘Space Planning
Flow, proportion, storage, and natural light are resolved into one clear spatial direction.
↘Design Visualization
Detailed visualizations make material, lighting, joinery, and composition decisions tangible.
↘Renovation
The design is translated into measured construction and coordinated site decisions.
↘Styling
Furniture, textiles, objects, and light are edited into a calm, coherent whole.
↘Handover
The finished home is reviewed as one complete experience, down to its quieter details.
↘Tactile, lasting, honest
The material library.
A limited palette gains depth through grain, texture, shadow, joinery lines, and warm integrated light.


Proof through completeness
Calm is built into
the everyday.
Instead of invented testimonials, the portfolio itself offers the clearest evidence: considered workspaces, wardrobes, bathrooms, laundry, storage, and outdoor utility areas designed with the same care as the living room.

Complete visual archive
Every view,
in sequence.
All 39 usable portfolio images are retained here and on their dedicated project pages, preserving each project’s original visual sequence.
Residence 22
Exterior design visualization · 6 views
Front elevation and arrival01
Front and side architectural perspective02
Pool deck and outdoor lounge03
Poolside view toward the residence04
Car porch and illuminated entrance05
Side garden, louvers, and material detail06Austin Duta
Interior design visualization · 7 views
Living room media wall01
Wide living and dining composition02
Kitchen bar and breakfast nook03
Kitchen work area and integrated lighting04
Primary bedroom05
Walk-in wardrobe and vanity06
Entryway and hallway detail07April Exterior Study
Exterior design visualization · 2 views
Corner street exterior perspective01
Terrace and outdoor dining space02May Residence Study
Exterior and entry design visualization · 3 views
Frontal townhouse elevation01
Three-quarter exterior perspective02
Minimal entry foyer and built-in cabinetry03Jade Austin Crest
Interior design visualization · 21 views
Entry foyer and feature wall01
Wide living room composition02
Living room to dining perspective03
Alternative living and dining perspective04
Kitchen island and dining view05
Dining area detail06
Full-height kitchen cabinetry and joinery07
Kitchen and pantry corridor08
Home office wide view09
Home office alternative perspective10
Laundry and utility area11
Outdoor terrace and utility space12
Primary bedroom wide view13
Primary bedroom angle14
Primary bedroom alternative angle15
Walk-in wardrobe and vanity16
Wardrobe cabinetry detail17
Bathroom bathtub and lighting detail18
Bathroom shower and vanity perspective19
Bathroom wide view20
Lounge and reading nook21A few questions
Before we begin.
A conversation about your space, lifestyle, practical needs, and design direction. It helps both sides understand the project before a detailed scope is prepared.
The supplied portfolio demonstrates work across full-home interiors, built-in joinery, utility spaces, outdoor living, arrival sequences, and residential exteriors.
The current portfolio is presented as design visualization. It communicates the studio’s design thinking and spatial intent without claiming completed-project photography.

Begin with a conversation
Let’s make
room for calm.
Share the space you are imagining, how you want it to feel, and where you are in the process.
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