Serene

This case is a detached five-story house, in which the housing pattern is long-oriented. For the long-shaped structure, the first challenge is that we need to take the function and spatial partition into account. With aesthetics and spatial reason, we make sure the room is well displayed. In the color scheme wise, combined with the shade of sunlight and our furniture items, the ambiance is warm and calming.

The second floor is for family gatherings and daily life, including the living room, dining room, and kitchen. The ground of the living room is charcoal grey quartz brick, and approaching the sofa is a beige carpet accentuating the furniture. To the left of the picture window sits an emerald leather single chair, which set off the other low saturation scenery. We hope that sunlight can freely seep into the window to illuminate the whole area during the daytime. Through the white gauze curtains, natural lighting penetrates layer by layer, forming an orderly surface, bright and neat lines. The lighting extends to the dark grille and black Iron pieces on the main wall of the living room, expanding the streak. With mild texture and sharpness combined, classic and modern are met.

The third floor is the master bedroom, which includes an en suite bathroom and a changing room. We chose gray glass as the block of changing room to connect the shade of the bedroom wall. The texture of bronze iron pieces with dark wood grain outlines a cozy hue. The last but not least, to achieve eco-efficiency, we employ building materials with environmental certification. Therefore, in the second bedroom on the fourth floor, the designer uses the texture of hand-made plaster to match the arced ceiling to create an elegant artistic tone. We attend to detail and keep refinement in mind. Lastly, we employ rounded elements above the bedside while expanding the visual design of the space. Life can find shelter, and the soul can settle in.