A Refreshing Getaway

When night falls, you eagerly return home after a day of hard work. Behind the door, a tranquil space with white, wooden, and black shades reveals a peaceful ambiance, comforting the tired body and mind. The stylish wall sconce further enhances the warm radiance. It's a cozy haven to relax and recover from the day's rush.

The designer set up a study as a traffic hub, meeting the homeowner's request for a partially open reading niche. Moreover, the designer installed a partial wall to connect the living room, the study, and the dining area. The clever layout allows the users to interact with other family members and share enjoyment. Meanwhile, it preserves exclusive personal spaces to facilitate reading or working separately.

The diversity of wood color schemes harmonizes with a stretch of window, inviting natural light and pleasant greenery, representing a relaxing vibe. Along with ceramic tiling, terrazzo walls, leather, and lacquer glass, the interior comprehensively renders visual and tactile impact to the residents and creates vibrant, rich layers of embellishments. Furthermore, extending material approaches and arranging low furniture in the partially open design enlarge the bright, spacious home.

The large cabinet design in the entryway screens off the direct sightline towards the private area, and it also facilitates more storage space to organize personal items as being in and out. Besides, various functioning spaces, the entryway, living room, and dining room, are partitioned by different traffic flows along the cabinet’s corners. In addition, the wine cabinet and sideboard in the dining area coordinate with the study room’s open shelving sufficiently to accommodate the four family members’ storage requirements.

The public spaces adopted rustic wood and stone textures to reveal a warm embrace of home, pampering the homeowners who return home after their long work hours. After considering discussions, various arrangements of individual room designs comply with each family member’s requirements. Moreover, non-formaldehyde paint and green building materials contribute to Eco-friendly construction and put the “User-oriented” concept into practice.