Hi-tech wardrobe features men's and ladies' sections with intelligent functions
Joanne Lam
For HK$40.3 million
WHO: Stéphanie Coutas Based in Paris, Coutas is an interior designer and founder of Mille et Une Maisons, an agency specialising in interior architecture and decoration. Her portfolio spans residential interiors, commercial interiors and hotels. She also creates bespoke furnishings.
If you've ever dreamtof a closet that would even make Carrie Bradshaw of Sex and the City jealous, you wouldn't want to miss what interior designer Stéphanie Coutas has come up with. Armed with an unlimited budget, Coutas has made every fashionista's dream come true with her hi-tech walk-in closet. Coutas elevates a closet from a simple part of the house to a truly decadent part of the home.
"I imagine a huge suite with a lot different rooms," Coutas says of her overall design. "Each [room will have] a different purpose."
And if you thought a closet is a woman's domain, the designer is out to prove you wrong.
Split into "his" and "hers" sections, with an adjoining room in the middle, Coutas' lavish wardrobe is tailor-made for both genders. The meeting room in the middle featuring a plush sofa serves as a meeting point for the two. "An ideal closet comes with all the accessories," Coutas adds.
