The Elegance of Morandi

This residence has been thoughtfully designed to accommodate a family of four, with a specific emphasis on providing ample space and resources for the daughters to study effectively. The owner and eldest daughter's preference for classical American style is evident throughout the home's design, which is further enhanced by an understated yet elegant Morandi color scheme that exudes neutrality and sophistication. The layout of the home is not confined solely to classical softness, but also incorporates elements of modern and introspective beauty, creating a harmonious blend of both old and new. Finally, the common areas have been carefully curated to foster quality family time and create an inviting atmosphere that promotes relaxation and togetherness.



Upon entering the foyer, one will notice a floor-to-ceiling full-length mirror that enhances the sense of space and adds an artistic touch. The guest and dining rooms are not separated by a solid wall, but rather by an adjustable sliding door design that allows the space to have an open scale for entertaining guests while also providing independent space. The kitchen is connected to the dining area, and a center island is placed in the middle of the room to increase flexibility and create a favorite gathering spot for the family. The study, located behind the living room TV wall, is enclosed by sliding glass doors, providing both independence and openness. Inside the study, a solid wood desk and a British-style bookcase in Morandi blue are arranged with ingenuity, creating a romantic atmosphere evoking memories of a couple meeting in a foreign library and filling the home with warmth and love.



As one steps into the private quarters, the first thing that catches one’s eye is the breathtaking master bedroom, boasting a stunning milk tea hue with metallic accents that add a touch of subtle luxury - unmistakably fit for the lady of the house. The bedroom is equipped with two hidden doors on either side of the bed, one leading to a collection room for the male master, while the other leads to a dressing room for the couple.