The chapter of daylight

High ceilings fill a home with abundant natural light, giving it an open, grand look. Following the open traffic flow, light deconstructs the volumes one by one, leaving shadows of varying shades on the floor to add an air of sophistication to the pure color scheme. On the second floor, transparent glass curtain walls are installed instead of solid walls. Through the integration of horizontal and vertical dimensions, the house is immersed in bright light, creating a cozy, and inviting environment to be enjoyed all year round.

The airy American style is the main axis of the space. The grayish-white stone flooring gives the guests a warm welcome. Soft, light colors set the tone for the interior. The light gray and white colors paired with wooden furniture bring out the warmth of the house to harmonize with the elegant atmosphere. The soft gray wall behind the sofa connects multiple layers, while delicate American-style moldings with symmetrical divisions create a sense of visual balance. The TV wall with a fireplace design implants the classic elements of American style into the space, while the outer layer is combined with smooth lines to maintain the integrity of the wall.

Since the dining space is mainly for people to seat while enjoying a good meal, the dining space with a study room upstairs can meet the needs of the occupants. The dining room cabinet continues the tone of the living room. Elegant American-style lines distribute the volumes and add touches of softness. In the middle of the cabinet is a shallow counter for placing home appliances and blocking the oppressiveness of the cabinet.

The staircase leads to the second floor of the home. In the study room, wood tones create a soothing atmosphere that gives us space to slow down and settle the mind. The desk extends horizontally along the wall to offer a perfect space for both reading and working. The wooden bookshelf stands at the corner of the staircase. Its double sliding doors provide a flexible division of space and a generous visual depth.