HOPE

Love is light, love is hope, like the dawn spreading hope all around.



The design concept of this space originates from the profound love felt from grandparents. This house is filled with the sentiments passed down through generations, hence we named the space "HOPE." The design carries rich and silent language, expressing the care and inheritance of the elders for their children and grandchildren.



Starting from the entrance foyer, the space presents a coherent and transparent flow, connecting the living room, dining area, and study into the core area for family activities. The public area retains traces of joyous family moments, gathering precious times together. Large glass windows in the living room bring in outdoor sunlight, creating different soft expressions indoors through the play of light and shadow. The semi-open kitchen design allows the hostess to visually monitor the movements of young children from either the dining area or the kitchen.



In the private domain for rest, the master bedroom is cleverly divided to create spacious bathroom, dressing area, and makeup space. In response to the post-pandemic era, each room is equipped with ample desktop space for remote work or study. The children's room is prepared with future storage functionalities according to the owner's needs.



The overall color scheme of the entire house uses warm and elegant earth tones, echoing the essence of the homeowners' love for natural living. Various materials are flexibly combined, such as Spanish thin porcelain tiles, glass, metal pieces, and wood, adding creative aesthetics to the space.



In the selection of lighting fixtures and mirrors, many "circular" shapes are chosen, symbolizing the harmonious and joyful integration of the family like a circle of hearts.