The Row

The sun falls, the shimmering river and mountain scenery come into view. The light and shadow apply a new filter to the simple and matte material. The changes in details and light make every part of the home a scene worthy of a frame.



The public space combines a dining area with a tea room to create a spacious and open leisure space. With a focus on long-term living, the design avoided excessive clutter and carefully considered the selection of materials to reduce cleaning burdens. The result is a harmonious space with an interesting twist - walnut wood frames demarcate the boundaries of the space, while the interplay of light and shadow lends a sense of dynamism.



The space is unified by an earthy color scheme, with the highlight of the warm wood tones of the central display case. The rhythmic arrangement of modern furniture adds to the sense of balance and harmony. In the bedroom, large floor-to-ceiling windows bring in natural light, while the deliberate use of a deep gray-blue color scheme creates a playful yet refined atmosphere, with clean lines and minimalism.



The building itself boasts spacious windows that allow for an unobstructed flow of light and air. The designer made the most of this feature by simplifying the layout, avoiding complex and winding pathways, and creating clean, uniform lines that make the interplay of light and shadow a key feature of the space. Using the same material in different ways, they reduced material waste and environmental impact, creating a modern and refined space with a focus on cleanliness and aesthetics.