Have you ever walked into a room and felt your shoulders immediately drop? That’s exactly the vibe of the Contour House by NAMA interiors. Located in the heart of Astana, Kazakhstan, this home is a masterclass in how to use a neutral interior to create a space that feels like a warm hug rather than a cold museum.
What makes it so special? It’s all about those architectural curves. Instead of sharp, harsh edges, the home flows. In the main living area, light drapes and a linear stone fireplace set a peaceful scene where textures do all the talking. The kitchen follows suit with warm wood and a sculptural suspended light that feels more like art than a fixture.
As you move into the dining area, a giant globe pendant floats over a rich wood table—it’s the perfect spot for a long, lazy dinner.
But the bedrooms are where the Contour House really shows its personality. One room features a stunning caramel feature wall with soft backlighting, while the kids’ rooms bring in pops of energy with orange murals and even a built-in climbing wall! It proves that a home can be high-design and still be a place where kids can actually play.
Even the bathroom gets a bit moody and bold. Imagine deep charcoal tiles paired with a vanity that has unexpected orange drawers—it’s the perfect modern contrast to the rest of the home’s soft palette.
Everywhere you look, those signature architectural curves—from the rounded mirrors to the wardrobe handles—tie the story together. It’s a beautiful reminder that a neutral interior doesn’t have to be boring; with the right shapes and textures, it can be absolutely breathtaking.