Qian

In this case, the name of Qian house “black” is derived from an ancient story in the Qin Dynasty, which implies fundamental. Our client, a young couple, adores minimalism and plain styling. The wife hopes the place is well organized and has an individual room to spend her alone time reading. This place is in the residential area of the city center. As a result, the space is relatively limited. During the arrangement, the designer changes its original pattern, which is an enclosed singular bedroom adjacent to the living room. Instead, he uses glass partitions to form an open reading area, further magnifying spatial vision. With the visual effect of the glass compartment, while meeting the individual space needs of our clients, he utilizes the structure more fully.

In the shade wise, by bringing sunlight into the blank, the hue is warm and bright. At the same time, the designer integrates a vast area of blank space with some patches of black and gray tones, to outline the styling of minimalism. What’s more, the color scheme complements the client’s need for storage while keeping it spacious. Extension of indirect lighting eliminates the weight of the ceiling, lifting the visual effect. To tackle the low beam column, he used special paints of gray shade to ease the sensation. With color scheme on every turn and the feature wall behind the dining table, followed by the texture of special paints, visual persistence enriches our experience. Under the solids and voids, “home’ is rebuilt and refined.