House Near the Sea

In this home design case, the space is open from north to south, with no partitions between the dining room and living room, maximizing the introduction of natural light. The entire space is built around the concept of "less is more," with materials predominantly in smoky colors, artistic lacquer, and cotton and linen, creating a monochromatic world of black, white, and gray for the residents.

The main space is based on black as the primary color, complemented by the crispness of metal and the transparency of glass. The combination of these cool elements is not only an expression of a stylish and modern feel, but its pleasure lies in its unexpectedness, forming a kind of unspoken understanding between people and the space. The pervasive use of black throughout the space, with extensive black finishes, allows people to quickly settle and, upon closer inspection, discover the nuances and rhythms of the design. Details that are easily overlooked, such as air conditioning vents, magnetic LED light strips, floor lamps, kitchen sliding door frames, dining chairs, and more, are all seamlessly integrated in black, creating a harmonious and sophisticated atmosphere.