The Comfortable Warmth

Art is the sublimation of life, and design is the presentation of art. For this project, the designer uses gray and white tones and wooden tones as the focal point to shape the unique Japanese style of space and adopts a variety of unique shapes of lighting, furniture, and some neat color tone configuration to decorate it so that the simple living space contains rich layers of details. In addition, the soft ambiance with sunlight and greenery makes the residents feel more comfortable and warmer.
Upon entering the room, one will find the designer used raw concrete materials to decorate the entrance, dining, and kitchen floors and combined them with the circular flooring design to subtly distinguish them from the wood veneer flooring in the living room. In addition, two round glass ball ceiling lights are placed at the entrance to add a finishing touch. From the foyer to the living room, the designer has planned a whole side of storage cabinets and shelves to extend the space's visual effect and meet the homeowner's storage needs. Among them, the designer has set up an iron shelf on the back wall of the sofa, and the gray-blue wall’s unique shape is the space's highlight. The entire space is decorated with wooden furniture. Through the designer's skillful selection of different wood textures and color shades, they match each other, making the space harmonious and simultaneously containing a sense of layers. The low saturation of blue and green are used to decorate the space, which is not too abrupt but can also enliven the imagery.
Moving slowly to the bedroom, one will see the light white color is planned as the main spatial focus instead of the wood color in the shared living area, presenting a light and elegant space texture. Among them is a retro glass orb chandelier, adding a touch of literature and art. The floor-to-ceiling windows on one side of the bed allow natural light to flow freely through the space, providing residents a warm and relaxing atmosphere.