Domino

Domino, a "simple, exquisite, and artistic" split-level villa tailored for artists like pianists and painters, provides a dream house where the occupants valuing a sophisticated lifestyle are able to indulge in an artistic atmosphere and draw inspiration from it, while getting relaxed both physically and mentally.
In light of the professional characteristics of the occupants as artists, the interior layout restores the meandering traffic flow of an art exhibition to the utmost. That not only creates an immersive experience of moving from scene to scene, but also maximizes the overall space utilization. While roaming in it, the occupants will enjoy a visual feast composed of the furniture and the ornaments, from which they can experience the dynamic effects like playing dominoes. As for the interior decor, the synthesis of curve designs and artistic ornaments rounds off the whole space with an improved visual hierarchy and a touch of softness, and more subtly, evokes the occupants' creative thinking by immersing them in an esthetic ambience as if sauntering in a small exhibition hall.
Additionally, the ceilings and some walls are meticulously coated with the microcement (a decorative coating based on cement, water-based resins, additives and mineral pigments), making for a fine texture as well as a pleasing touch. The whole space is dominated by an elegant colorway — light beige and gray, and spiced up by some pops of colors like vermilion and navy blue commonly used in Chinese painting, thereby impressing the occupants by a striking contrast, and making the interior atmosphere better match their identity as an artist and their aesthetic preferences.