Life is art

The once core and shell construction is now fully fitted out and tailored. The public area captures a view of the backyard with large floor-to-ceiling windows, integrating the outdoor lush greenery with the traffic flow in the living spaces. The absence of solid walls creates an unobstructed view. Given the homeowner's extensive collection of European art pieces, the interior is adorned with simple yet refined American-style lines, creating a luxurious but not overly extravagant framework. In terms of color palettes, the serene blue and pure white express the unique perspective and individuality.

Upon opening the door, neatly arranged flower tiles on the entrance floor unfold like a carpet. The reflective mirror on the shoe cabinet adds dimension and depth to the interiors. The vista cabinet showcases the art collections of the homeowner, which not only serve as focal points, but also maintain the privacy of the interior space.

Under the ridge is the TV wall. With gratings and gray glass on both sides, the marble-themed TV wall creates a sense of openness and transparency. Light diffuses in the interplay of reality and illusion, building rich layers.

In the dining room, display cabinets on two sides house the homeowner's collection.

The cabinets build a booth-style dining room so that the homeowner can hold parties and gatherings. The round dining table inherently conveys a feeling of harmony and wholeness, and the canopy also echoes the round shape.

On the second floor, the private area features a separate art studio, master bedroom and two dressing rooms. Inside the art studio, light and simple gray and white emanate peace and purity. The large windows turn the green trees and blue sky into dynamic focal points. A bare space is like a blank canvas. It brings a whole new immersive experience to the homeowner while creating. In the master bedroom, the absence of cabinets continues the sleek lines of American style, oozing a soothing and serene ambience for sleep.