This unique black and white apartment, from company Geometrix may be a design option for some who love the futuristic style and may bring to mind spaceships. The apartment, with its overwhelming white glossy finishes (not only on the floors, but also the ceilings and walls), is like a protective cocoon, airtight, sealed, and compactly built perhaps to shield one from any potentially dangerous outdoor elements… The installation of lights in the ceilings and wall panels, often zig zag to create the illusion of being within either a nightclub or a spaceship.
A modern white and wood office area maximizes space and organization by installing panels into the wall for books and an insert for a television screen
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Perhaps the most important aspect or as the designers describe, “the engine” of the home is the ProtoCore, a prefabricated silo that centralizes and houses the home’s mechanical, plumbing, and electrical sources and is only the size of a shipping-container. Like the house itself, the ProtoCore is easily upgradeable. New additions can easily be plugged in. 
No stucco or permanent materials here. The exterior panels of the house can be removed and replaced, much like changing the “skin” of your iPhone. 
All functions in the house can be controlled by an iPhone or an iPad from anyplace on earth with an internet connection. 
ProtoHomes were inspired by mid-century modern design and a floor plan was arranged around the ProtoCore, to create the “open and intentional living” effect. The designers incorporated clean lines and simple materials to create a loft-like feel. They eliminated the traditional attic, to maximize their use of space. 
The interiors of the ProtoHome are designed simply and like this kid’s room, encourage an excess-free lifestyle. 
Projectors can play movies on the double-height walls of the ProtoHome. 
Like many other parts of the home, the island of the kitchen is mounted on a caster, and can be reconfigured to your momentary preference. Faucets and fixtures are wall mounted to allow for easy access when cleaning. 
The master suite is located above the living space. The temperature of the house adjusts to the changing seasons, with air conditioning coming through the ceiling to cool rooms below, and heat ascending from the ground to warm the rooms. 
The shelves are movable and may serve as partitions between rooms. In fact, the entire second floor of the house is the Flex Zone and can easily be upgraded from a 2-bedroom to a 3-bedroom simply by moving the storage units (that all float on casters) around. 
The eco-friendly commercial-grade sliding doors slide up, as opposed to the sides, to allow more free access between the outdoors and indoors. 
A clean and simple office space is accessorized with a spacious wooden table and unusual modern chairs. The pops of red in the lamp and chairs give life to the room. 
A wooden but modern, white dining room table looks rustic and homey, yet modern as well. It is accompanied by modern chairs set upon wooden legs. A starburst white chandelier hangs above the table. 
A beautiful light wood floor matches the kitchen cabinetry. The cupboards are simple and modern, yet still evoke a sense of the traditional country kitchen. A white island partially separates the kitchen from the dining area. 
The living area is decorated with soft, comfy, brown furniture and fuzzy rug. A cozy, yet modern fireplace is installed inside the opposite wall.
Another unusual fireplace warms up these living quarters. 
A dark brown wooden open kitchen complements the dining room table and is beautifully offset by the all-white living room. 
An interesting play of black and white gives this living area and kitchen space personality. 