SP Family

Considering the growing and educational environment for the kid, the owner couple bought this two-bedroom project located right in the city center.



Being very particular about aesthetics and home design, the couple hopes this space a warm and well-designed residence. Thus, for the overall color scheme, we choose relaxing green, warm gray and wooden elements as layout, and then use different materials to create and build a sense of delicacy.



The designer uses a grid-style ceiling to decorate the porch, building a strong three-dimensional layer. Mosaic hexagonal bricks on the ground create a simple and casual neat style. And, the large mirror aside plays a functional role, visually broadening this narrow porch.



As the visual center of the living room, the TV wall is made of wooden grilles with storage doors hidden secretly among them. Grilles are arranged vertically, making the height of the project extend visually.



For the dining and kitchen area, the designer chooses to replace the dining table with the island to strive for space and flexibility of use. Instead of a chandelier, linear light creates gentle dining lighting and becomes the highlight to embellish the atmosphere.



In the master room, the color scheme continues the design concept, providing harmonious coherence between the room and the common area.



Combining the vanity with the closet, the tabletop length extends, making it more spacious and convenient to use. The closet door is inlaid with glass, the crystal material of which makes the whole closet looks lighter.



The window seat endows the whole room with a casual atmosphere and can also be used as an extension of the bed. If the kid wants to cuddle with the parents, three won’t be too crowded. They can enjoy sweet family time together.