My Comfort My House

This design project prioritizes comfort, warmth, environmental protection, and health. The designer’s focus is not only on aesthetics and practicality but also on energy-saving, carbon reduction, and sustainable development. The resourceful design team has used eco-friendly materials and optimized energy usage to create a comfortable home while minimizing environmental impact.



This project involves the designer's house planning, with the couple's desire for a warm atmosphere being the main focus. The designer plans light colors as the foundation for the space, resulting in a soft and comfortable ambiance with a touch of freshness. They also reorganized the original spatial pattern of the residence to expand the area's use and enhance its visual effect. The project is named “comfort” in Mandarin Chinese, which signifies both "harmony" and "total comfort." The designer incorporated this concept into the space's design, aiming to create a living space that promotes harmony between the couple and allows them to experience the beauty of life together.



In the interior space, it becomes apparent that the designers have intentionally chosen an open layout to seamlessly connect the living room, dining room, and kitchen areas. This thoughtful design allows for easy interaction and communication among individuals in different spaces, promoting a sense of community within the home. Additionally, the incorporation of curved elements not only enhances the flow of movement but also mitigates the risk of any potential collisions.



In this particular design project, the designer placed great emphasis on the importance of environmental protection and health considerations. SPC flooring was carefully selected with a keen eye for both the tactile experience and environmental factors. In contrast to traditional wood and plastic flooring, SPC flooring is known for its eco-friendliness and comfortable feel. The designer also incorporated super white glass, which, when combined with a curved surface design, elevated the overall aesthetic elements of the space and created a bright and expansive visual effect. Furthermore, both the shared and private living areas have external windows that allow natural light to permeate the room, reducing the need for electric lighting and promoting energy conservation and carbon reduction.