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In response to user needs, the designer adds a study area behind the original living room, uses glass compartments to achieve visual penetration, space enlargement, and lighting sharing. The restaurant area is equipped with open shelves and cabinets as a space for art display and books to extend the reading activities to the public domain, promote the exchange and interaction of parent-child life, and properly hide the indoor columns. With the functionality required in various fields, the storage function returns to the living room, dining room, study, bedroom and other spaces to improve storage efficiency. In addition to the storage function, it also retains a moderate open display ratio, focusing on the artistic atmosphere and ease of use.



The clean lines of the dark black grille combined with the irregular texture of light gray marble and special lacquer create a visual contrast between rationality and sensibility in terms of color and material levels. The designer adds indirect light source design to the modern and simple volume performance, as the decorative foil of the TV wall, cabinet and shelf, balances the calm and cold gray-scale tones with warm light, and also pays attention to the exquisite humanistic temperament. The back wall of the bedroom uses the splicing effect of different materials to create a modern and neat, natural and warm contrast conflict, while the use of light strips and leather bed boards give a modern and fashionable style.