Hey, Daylight!

This is a single-storey house with an interior area of about 53 square meters.

Although this case benefits from the mountain view from the window, it is limited by the small size of the square meter. Therefore, the open method of combining the definition of space, eliminating the complicated accessories, and integrating the body in the design aesthetics, aims to enable the homeowner to see the beautiful scenery outside the window no matter where they are stationed. The design style is based on the aesthetic concept of simplicity and modernity. Through simple color matching and material selection, it turns complexity into simplicity, spreads the texture of water molding to encircle the space, and hides the function of storage in the staggered lines and rectangular color block outlining, and displays the emotion of the main visual tone of "yellow", which brings out a touch of lively and new meaning. In addition, in order to accentuate the main visual color, the paintwork is printed on the wall with sponge, which is different from the scraping method, and the special paint is more adherent to the wall, clean and restrained, presenting the same vocabulary as the white-painted wall.



The maximization of visual space is the guiding principle of the project. The grey mirrors in the corridors conceal the functions of the bathrooms and widen the interactive screen, while the long white tiles in the bathrooms enclose the façade, creating a clean and clear backdrop to the picture, and leading the light sources to pass through the building, linking up with the design of the suspended volumes and the light bands to make the overall picture lighter and brighter. The private space inherits the overall design aesthetic, using wood texture to extend the height of the space and write a lotus root color and relaxing atmosphere, hiding the market sounds in natural tones during the transition of the scene, allowing the homeowner to enjoy the rest of the day.