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The features of a house vary according to the character of the occupants. In this case, the stacking of different materials not only follows the taste of the homeowners, but also creates infinite possibilities of interaction between the family of three. Wooden humanism, stone elegance and mirrored curiosity are used to create a distinctive modern home through the expression of different mediums.

A floor-to-ceiling rotating TV stand and a marble countertop replace the usual TV walls and cabinets, opening up the space and adding a sense of style.

The beams and columns are painted in a concrete texture and the track lightings to give the space a loft style feel. While the back wall is stacked with grey bricks and the side walls are finished in wood panels to give the space a natural flavour, the modern style and loft style blend well by using different materials to create an elegant and unique atmosphere.

The design of the bedroom is even more intriguing, with the children's bedroom partitioned using glass sliding doors with iron frame and curtains instead of traditional walls to separate the rooms, which allows for more spatial possibilities while maintaining a certain degree of privacy. As soon as the doors are opened, the boundary between the public space is blurred and more interaction between parents and children is created. The interior ceiling and blinds in this room are wood-coloured to add a sense of warmth and steadiness, and every moment spent here feels like being warmly embraced within a forest.

The master bedroom is presented in a calm and steady way, with dark wooden cabinets behind the bed to create a deep and stable atmosphere, and the view in front of the bed is pure white to allow the mind to relax, and the light to come through the windows which adds a sense of elegance to the space.

The richness of the material textures in this case, which are rich but uncluttered, allow the various mediums to be balanced in the design to bring out the perfection of soul.