Real Explorer

The design's purpose is to create the owner's ideal residence. Using the pink color tone the owner is fond of, the flashing of green, white, grey is successfully matched to show a harmonic and lively color impact. The door of the master bedroom in the private area is applied with a Morandi pink color directly to light up the space. Meanwhile, American wiring boards and culture stone back walls injected a modern sense into the quiet and elegant room. Also, with the semi open-ended cabinet setups, visual senses are expanded through more transparency. Many storage spaces are equipped within the master bedroom; the greenery in the room can be felt the moment the door is opened; it also echoes with the mountains outside the window, allowing the user to feel belonged and safe visually. Since the living room in the public space is only equipped with single-sided lightings, the designer thought: Why not build a window by ourselves! Therefore, the southern sea-styled window is one of the unique spots in the living room; with this minor feature of windowsill and pebbles, it unlocked the space limitations allowing the room to be more comfy and breathable! The ceiling is outlined with a curved surface to break through stereotypes and retouch the towering beam column; no height is sacrificed, and pipelines are entirely hidden. It increased the aesthetics and efficiency of the space, allowing the small residence to combine beauty and practicality without wasting any fortune or space of the owner. Furthermore, there are not original shoe shelves equipped within the residence. The designer moved a small part of the wall and planned out shoe shelves that all women admire; no spare space is wasted in the bedroom. And yes, the designer valued the owner's privacy; therefore, the entryway is designed to be at a world all its own that outsides could not easily catch sight of.