Fairylands in Travel

Feel the bustling crowds while walking in European open-air square . Such immense leisure is how you can feel when stepping into the renovated house with a history of 39 years, accompanied by the sunshine passes through shutters. The pattern was reconstructed to turn the complex into simple, with open design to improve the space brightness. This is a first-floor residence located at the bottom of a community lane. The front porch is covered with a glass canopy to capture the abundant warm sun pouring from the blue sky. The pure white shuttered windows are opened to illuminate the living room, dining room and kitchen. When the sun enters the space, the TV wall with a slight sense of velvet metal in the gray is embellished with local coral orange special paint, allowing the light to roam freely on the texture of the trowel work, enriching the spatial expression of the home. After entry, a wooden platform extends from the entrance to form a tatami mat, which is also a storage space.



A central kitchen island circulates smoothly around public areas, allowing light to flow through the space. All kinds of household appliances for cooking are hidden in the flat wall, which is connected with the door of children's room and guest bathroom, presenting a simple and pure space. In the living room, the navy blue sofa, which is the primary color originally designated, is also used for the kitchen island, thereby connecting the interior with the exterior.



In bedroom, the wall color is dark green like ink, and the gold wire plate is inlaid with low-key luxury, each with its stark characteristics. The dark coffee wood grain in the center plays a cushioning role, adding a natural vocabulary to space and encapsulating the elegance of the era.



The sun-like persimmon bathroom is equipped with terrazzo tiles, which makes you feel like opening Anywhere Door to Italy. Dark coffee wood grain is used to connect two ends of the space, and hardware accessories are black to increase the design of the hotel like texture.