Relax Chamber

A family of five is the service target of this project. As the children are still young, the designer has, by leaving a space for three children’s bedrooms, preserved flexibility in space configuration to respond to the children’s different growth stages.



Moreover, as the man of the house who serves in the medical industry is busy at work, he has delivered his wish to have an uninterrupted space that allows him to stay alone and set the mood. The concept of “relax chamber” that integrates with the blue, gray, and white geometric pattern of living room’s main wall is therefore derived. Together with the ceiling-recessed motorized projection screen that replaces the television, a fully functional, comfortable, and independent private space is created.



The foyer was not designed to have a clear boundary. Nevertheless, the interchanged use of floral floor tiles and wood floor, the arched doorway on the right and the visual storage design have satisfied the field intermediary between the living room, foyer and dining room while offering the benefit of large storage space. The dark blue arch locution that embellishes the high cabinet in foyer not only becomes the first spot on which the arriving guests focus, but also intriguingly echoes with the said “relax chamber”.



Continuing the harmonious and balanced design concepts, the master bedroom is painted with grayish purple, a naturally luxurious color mixed with the living room’s fully saturated blue and dining room’s milk tea pastel colors. Through the flexible use of design locution, this project has blended rational orders and sensual romance in different proportions from venue to venue to meet the respective needs of users and successfully create a living space.