Yan Hu

This case is a newly built single-story residence. Because the original layout is relatively fragmented and closed, it does not meet the needs of users. Therefore, the first step is to fine-tune the wall line, including combining the two rooms into one to create an L-shaped moving line that connects multiple sections of the master bedroom. Secondly, we opened the original closed kitchen and added an island with a flexible glass medium. Both magnify the field of vision and enhance the interaction between people and space. And the multi-functional study planning side by side with the living room not only increases leisure options but also highly upgrades the actual area effect!
The homeowner frequently travels to and from Taiwan and other countries due to his professional need. High-intensity work pressure often makes people have more expectations of "home." To effectively relieve emotions, many parts of the house, such as the ceiling, desks, glass doors in the dressing room, and full-length mirrors, we all designed to bring into streamlined arc shapes. On the one hand, it interprets the visual softness, and on the other hand, it metaphors the freedom of flying in the sky. We specially adjusted the dark-gray green that the homeowner liked, opened the welcoming prelude at the entrance, and entered harmony with the daylight for the color selection. And we use numerous soft white, light gray, and warm wood to layout the public domain, which has established the primary theme of refreshing and cheerful, genial, and undiminished personality.