Sunny Waterside

The clients have their interests and different living habits, so the design is completely customized for both of them. The designer laid a wire mesh wall on the balcony for clients to garden, set up a cat tree for two cats to play with, and place a glass display cabinet for clients to show their action figures. Besides, the designer also placed the paintings and sculptures in the appropriate space and created a neat and practical storage space according to each section. Last but not least, the unique ripple pattern on the ceiling echoes the conception of water flow, incorporating natural elements such as plants, wood, and stone. This ingenious design is aesthetically pleasing. Since the client has two cats, the designer enlarged the living room and turned the space behind the sofa into a cat tree with a grille design. With the grille in front of the cat tree, the cats can feel safe. On the other hand, the designer installed a wire mesh on the balcony, allowing the client who loves gardening to have a large to planting. This design is not only convenient for the client to work but also makes the balcony becomes a close view. To achieve sustainable development, the designer used the leftover Japanese cypress as the table and gave it a new life by lacquering it. The designer installed aluminum blinds in the large windows of the living room to create natural lighting and the clients can adjust the light flexibly. Meanwhile, the designer used F1 level low formaldehyde artificial veneer in the cabinets and cat's walkway, which is environmentally friendly and safe for people and cats.