West Coast Aesthetic

The client is an entrepreneur and collector who wanted a home with a unique taste and style. The design team used gray, silver, beige, and trims to present the classic look of the American country. In addition, the design team is familiar with the conditions of the work, so the challenge is to present the theme while maximizing the usage of space. The client only needs two rooms, but the original layout of the base is three rooms. Therefore, the design team integrated the window space into the master bedroom. After the master bedroom was enlarged, the remaining space with natural light is integrated into the dining room in the public area. This configuration gives the master bedroom a spacious space while improving the ventilation and lighting. In addition, in the configuration of the master bedroom, the design team understands how to maximize the use of space. Therefore, the design team configured a semi-low bedside table, left the façade for the dressing room, and left the door of the master bathroom a sliding door. In this way, the master bedroom can conform to the Taiwanese Feng-Shui concept of "bed against the wall," and at the same time, it can achieve both storage and vision. By combining the above two points, the design team elaborately planned the client's future life. Firstly, the space function is fully revealed, and then a comfortable and spacious space is planned to make the client feel warm.