Stardust

Setting the calm mood which the low chroma tones such as gray and white possess as the main theme of the mansion, the designer uses gray special paint as the base of the TV wall, grids from far to near to bring out the curved lines and extends to the facade of cabinets having complete volumetric function, and utilizes upright lines and cabinets to increase the visual experience. In addition, the turnings of the curved grille extends the visual mood through the consistent color tone, thereby enlarging the space. Applying lacquered white wood work and inlaying with gray mirrors on the wall of the dining room, and using calm and introverted characters of gray color on the mirror surface to enlarge the space visually, which not only makes the space more spacious and clear, but also avoids extravagance. The master bedroom, as the main part of the mansion for the residence, the designer adopts the same color to interpret the space for resting. The dark rock slab is embedded with titanium-plated metal, which introduces a bright and lively texture in the calmness. Furthermore, the lamp holder is embedded on the back wall of the bed, delicate light stretches to the dark curtain, and connects the somewhat rough rock slabs with delicate expressions, echoing the dialogue between the sedate and metallic colors in the public space.