The Light Corridor

The ink color serves as the main axis of the space. The cohesive and calming atmosphere spreads along the entrance. Light particles play a leading role in shaping the atmosphere. The subtle lights disperse the heaviness of the volume and create an exquisite and gorgeous picture of life.

The public and private areas are separated by height differences of floors. The vertical integration increases the storage capacity and maximizes the usage of space. A half-height low wall defines the space as you walk up the stairs into the living room and study room. The hand-painted gray TV wall exudes a rustic tone in the cold material and echoes the color scheme of the residence, while the walnut-colored wooden elements draw in the subdued texture of the study room. Light glass and rigid iron pieces form the floor-to-ceiling wardrobe. The permeable material retains a sense of spaciousness, while a ray of light adds a sense of high-end quality.

Gray cultured stone wall creates a rustic feeling for the open bar area. Inside the bar, an indirect light strip is well hidden, which combines the weight of volume with the faint floating light. The iron hanging cabinets and the canopy lighting track intertwine with each other, and the oscillation between materials highlights the smooth visual tension.

Curved lines add a soft feel to the bedroom. The large floor-to-ceiling gray glass provides a proper amount of privacy while still linking the interior and exterior spaces. The calming color pushes inward, while the uncrowded configuration creates a relaxing and spacious space.