M&W

In the 42 -square-meter split-level space, under the framework of extreme functional requirements, the elevation characteristics of the split-level space and the flat elevation openings in various dimensions are used to guide the multi-faceted relationship between each space and maximize the utilization of the floor effect. At the same time, it preserves natural lighting and extends the number of visual acres to the maximum.





The design is inspired by the occupants’ love for the natural scenery of the mountains. Combined with the ups and downs of the mezzanine space, it traces the ridges of the mountains and makes the occupants explorers in the mountains and streams. In the multi-layered space with high and low drops, the homeowner is like a mountaineering explorer, discovering different scenery and moods at every turn of the peaks and different angles of vision.





Through the orderly interlacing of iron pieces, the rationality and neatness of modern style are introduced, and the two sides of the mezzanine are separated from the wall surface, creating the image of overhanging mountains and rocks. The bottom step is connected by the gray platform and extends to the study room, becoming a huge rock mass. The indigo-blue iron ladder pours down like a waterfall, and the gray ladder below extends to the desk. The gray color symbolizes the rock. When friends come to have a drink and party at home, they can sit on the floor as they wish. The undulating and penetrating perspective brings unexpected interaction and fun in the mountains and forests.