Boundless within boundaries

This is a new single-storey house with an interior area of about 42 square metres.

Expanding infinite possibilities within the boundaries of space is the core focus of the whole house's spatial vocabulary. Boldly breaking the confines of the two-bedroom layout, the guest bedroom is extended as part of the public area, where a TV wall and a couch are placed, while the private area is bounded by frameless glass. Roller blinds hidden in the ceiling moulding are concealed, taking into account the privacy needs of visitors, and hidden door panels are placed in the corners of the room, and at the same time serve as a carefully crafted elevation, giving the space a sense of luxury and nobility.

Walking between the layers of light and shadow, the low-saturation light wood grain colour is used as the base, gently linking the autumn scented wood and stone elements. At the same time, the ceiling is divided into areas by lines, with the public area framed by square shapes, and the private area gently turned by arcs, demonstrating the beauty of serenity and fluidity, in between which violet grey metallic paint is carefully chosen to embellish the area, with a subtle sheen of light glittering in the indirect lighting, which is calm and yet without losing its agility.

The storage function is a careful layout, carefully calculated system cabinet division scale, so that the line is orderly, clear layers. Double-sided cabinets are used to separate the entrance and dining cabinet, and the wardrobe of the master bedroom is on a par with it, achieving the effect of visual extension. At the same time, a glass door is used to display the collection, which also becomes the end view of the residence. The TV cabinets in the living room continue the cabinet door panels, making a natural transition between the two areas without being overcrowded, and still appearing elegant in the square space.