Lovely my casa

For the family of four in this project, this brand-new space is not so much a container of life as a bomb shelter away from stress, diluting all the hustle and bustle from work and the city and storing the quietness. It’s a project with a 25-year old house. In the design, the lines and surfaces of the space were separated from the established frame to deconstructed boundaries. At the entrance, semi-polished tiles used as the floor material paired with the built-in fish tank present the facade in the perfect proportional division. The crafted arch on the wall of the living room connected the entrance and the TV wall, which brought out a spacious image. And the non-interface layout of the living room, dining room, and kitchen made it the end view of the space through the presentation of colors and materials. In the past, the young couple entrusted their two children to their elders in order to work, but as the children grew older, they found a new place to live and started planning the space for living together. The site of this project was a 25-year old house with problems such as fragmented land, lighting, circulation, layout, and poor structures. In the design, the lines and surfaces of the space were first separated from the established frame, and the lighting problem was tackled by altering the circulation and opening windows. Intellectual warmth settling in a tranquil way, the extended spaciousness and plentiful amenities completed a must-have “sharing and helping each other” ambiance in this parent-child home.