House of Faith

Faith is an element that is deeply tied in with lives. In this project, the words of faith are written on the most obvious spot in the house, which is most intimate space one could have, to support one through life. A black-and -white modern space comes into view when entering the room. The grey stone wall and the dark-toned system cabinets creates a sense of Nordic vastness. The written words and the cross on the wall represent a beautiful marriage between secular and divinity, in which both sides can coexist in harmony in this home of man. The silver leather furniture and round wooden table lead the guests into owner’s sci-fi fantasy with the ever-changing city view opening in front of the residents.

The view changes when walking into the dining room on the left. The warm tone coming from all the wooden furniture brings a picnic in field to the space, as if you can feel the summer breeze brushing against your face. Two different styles are applied in the house, yet they gradually merging into one.

A darker and cooler color palette is adopted in the living room, with black-painted wooden cabinet, a matte grey wall with a sheen and table and sofa with metal accents. The dining room is much warmer due to the wooden texture added in. Yet it doesn’t seem disjointed because of the grey. The main cement wall connects the two areas and unites while creating a visual extension. The lines on the wall characterize the space and add in a sense of design. The master bedroom is relatively simple in both design and color. The room is dominated by white, and red wall lamps are also added as a warm touch to help relax and rest.

From the cross and the inscription, the warm dining room, to the light relaxing room, the combination between lives and faith brings peace, safety, and tranquility. No matter which road you take, home is always the end of every journey. With the cross hanging on the wall, the faith in our hearts shall overlook us.