Hidden Light

Hidden Light begins with the concept of a “living art gallery,” seeking to allow homeowners to naturally transition their state of mind and release daily stress upon returning home. Located on the 17th floor, the design does not deliberately frame mountain views, but instead allows light and distant landscapes to permeate daily life through restraint and spatial openness. A foundation of white, gray, and wood tones is paired with geometric color blocks and diverse materials, creating a living environment that balances vitality with stability.
Spatial planning follows the principle of fluidity. Through significant reconfiguration, the original three-bedroom layout was reorganized to better align with real-life circulation and functional needs. The entryway, dining area, kitchen, and social area remain open and continuous, while beam forms and transitions in floor and wall materials define zones within openness, providing both visual and functional flexibility. Beyond the comfortable private areas such as the dining space, bar, and master bedroom, the most delightful element is the subtly visible cabin outline above the living room, a warm symbol reminding residents that the entire design revolves around the idea of “home.”