Circulation- Su’s residence

The overall arrangement broke the traditions of large-scale houses with multiple rooms; a two-room layout based on the maximization of user space is created, which allows for an expansive view of the public domain and obtained the owner’s comfort and quality of life. The wall is kept white appropriately to support the large window view as if the natural is a hanging painting. The border of each functional area is defined by the flooring material, while the wall texture echoed with each other. The design concept of a wooden box spread out the warm element of wood from the entrance to the light dining area and gradually amplifies it; finally, the connection of the light beam liven up the exciting space. The space is divided into two bedrooms in an area with ample lighting; meanwhile, the warm colors of the key vision opened up an intimate dialogue with the warm sunlight, creating a bright and airy sensory atmosphere. In addition, many terms such as arcs and curved surfaces are applied to break away from the standardized spatial order. Materials that are easy to maintain and not quickly deteriorate were strictly selected to achieve a high quality. For example, the flooring tiles that run through the public area, the Spanish nerite that adorns the island in the light dining area, the Italian slab tiles used on the TV walls, and the doors of the dining room showcases. All of which above provided a sense of understated luxury for all to see.
On the other hand, the hidden concealed doors and shoe-wearing compartments created a new aesthetic and functional space impression. At the same time, the original techniques, such as suspended cabinets and TV wall brackets, lighten the weight of the established space, while linear light strips are embedded in the shelves and display cabinets. The private area is extended with the same tone, and the glass stand with the iron frame of different materials created movements visually and embodied a harmonious and consistent image.