Crepuscular Isle

As the project is a tiny home of about 355 square-foot, hence, how to take full advantage of the compact space outweighs all other considerations. We featured refined materials and statement light fixtures to bring open visions and well-lit rooms. In arranging the color scheme, we adopt a deep-gray hue to finish a large TV wall to set the stable and grand base tone. And the marbling tile wall from the bathroom to the bedroom excellently forms a corresponding look with the TV wall. Then, assort with semi-height room dividers, casting varying day-night light and shade via ambient lighting, brilliantly emerge functionality and atmosphere of the small footage space.

When you open the door, you can see the whole space divided into two domains by the central axis. We install a wall sconce behind the sofa and complement the random pendant light fixtures on the end wall, casting vivid interweaving waves. The warm, casual ambiance flows within the well-organized surrounding, gently waiting for people to come home.

We tear down solid compartments to erect semi-height walls and ingeniously fashion a spacious, comfortable living layout. In addition, we introduce brilliant sunlight into the space to soothe the compacted feeling and bring a transparent visual effect. And set the ceiling with a high-low pattern, and exploit dissimilar materials to set out different areas that offer maximum functionality in limited square footage.

We interpret the spatial base tone with stable and grand features to satisfy the homeowner's preferences. First, opt for rough-patterned marble slabs to set a large-scale TV wall from the entryway foyer to the French window, which shines a sparkling appeal through the unique vintage texture. Then, in contrast to the frostily color shade of the public domain; we exploit balmy timbers to make a built-in wardrobe in the private area to balance the cool-warm elements of the space. Moreover, discreetly opt for soft illuminations that lend an air of serenity and coziness.