Creating spaces that harmonize with nature and light
Exploring form, material, and light through thoughtful design
LUMA House is a small, light-filled retreat designed to sit gently within its landscape. Its curved form softens the boundary between built space and nature, while the glass facade allows daylight to move freely through the interior. The structure feels calm and grounded, offering openness without losing privacy. LUMA House is meant to be a quiet place for rest, reflection, and simple living, shaped by light, material, and its surroundings.
Infinity is a figure-eight shelter designed as a shared space for pause and connection. Its looping form creates two intimate areas linked by a central crossing, allowing people to gather, rest, and move naturally within the landscape. The design explores the infinity shape through sketches, focusing on curved seating and wood as the main material. The figure-eight form creates two connected areas that feel social, comfortable, and open to light and nature.
A collection of modern dwelling designs exploring organic forms, curved structures, and the integration of interior and exterior spaces. These concepts emphasize natural materials, light-filled interiors, and harmonious relationships with their environments.
Thoughtful space planning and layout design for various residential projects. Each plan considers flow, function, and the relationship between different living areas, creating efficient and comfortable spaces.
The design process explores form, material, and function through sketches and iterative exploration. This work focuses on curved seating, wood as the main material, and creating spaces that feel social, comfortable, and open to light and nature.
Site planning and landscape integration designs that consider the relationship between built structures and their natural surroundings. These plans explore how architecture can sit gently within its environment.
A thoughtful approach to creating meaningful spaces
Understanding client needs, site context, and project goals through consultation and research.
Exploring form, material, and spatial relationships through sketches and conceptual studies.
Refining concepts into detailed plans, selecting materials, and developing technical drawings.
Collaborating with contractors and craftspeople to bring the design to life with precision.
A curated selection of materials and textures
Warm, organic textures that bring nature indoors
Transparent surfaces that enhance spatial flow
Raw, honest materials with timeless appeal
Soft fabrics that add comfort and warmth
Kim Vu is an interior designer and architect focused on creating spaces that harmonize with their natural surroundings. Through thoughtful exploration of form, material, and light, each project seeks to blur the boundaries between built space and nature.
The work emphasizes comfort, social connection, and the integration of natural elements, using materials like wood to create warm, inviting environments that feel both modern and timeless.