Minimalist, but far from boring.
The Soft Curve Suite, a modern open plan project designed by GUR Studio, is a calm space that doesn’t rely on bold colors or loud decor to make a statement. Instead, it uses shape, warmth, and clean architecture to do the talking. The best part? It still feels livable, not like a “don’t touch anything” kind of home.
So if you love minimalist interiors but want them to feel softer and more human… you’re going to want to stay for this one.
Living Room
The living room of the Soft Curve Suite is a definition of minimalism that feels warm. Nothing is loud, nothing is trying too hard, yet every detail has that quiet “designer did this on purpose” energy.
The oak paneling wraps the space, and the soft lines make it feel extra cozy. The transitions stay seamless, too, so the room flows as one, clean composition instead of separate parts. Even with simple furniture and a neutral palette, the room still holds presence.
Bedroom
Things in the bedroom appear quietly elevated, carrying the same soft architectural language as the rest of the suite. It’s part of an open plan layout, but not in an “exposed” way. That’s thanks to the curved metal partition, which creates privacy without fully closing off the space.
Behind the bed, the oak wall panels keep the room looking grounded. The vertical lines add structure, and the lower upholstered headboard panel pulls it all together. Even the vanity zone and sleek workstation feel intentional, tucked right into the curve as they belong there.
Breakfast + Reading Nook
These small moments are what make The Soft Curve Suite feel lived-in.
The breakfast nook sits neatly along the wall with a round table and built-in bench seating. Overhead cabinetry stays minimal, so the whole corner reads clean and calm. Nearby, the reading nook works like a soft pause in the layout; a single chair against warm oak paneling is all it needs.
