Arc Light

This is a newly constructed single-storey home with an interior space of 89.2 square meters. The original layout has been thoughtfully reimagined, removing the wall behind the sofa to allow ample sunlight to flood in. This light interacts beautifully with the light wood flooring and the artistically painted grey feature wall of the TV, creating a serene and stable atmosphere. Curved design elements are prevalent throughout the house, gently linking different areas: soft grey tones adorn the beams and pillars in the living room, the TV cabinet seamlessly connects to the bedroom couch, and the main TV wall features curved grating, showcasing skilled craftsmanship while softening sharp edges for a dynamic feel.



To encourage family interaction, the communal spaces are designed as an open area, with a sofa that extends into the workspace, allowing children to move freely while playing. The kitchen cabinets are intentionally left white, and a central island separates the dining area, enabling family engagement during meal preparation. The appliance cabinets below are designed for storage, while kiln-fired tiles and quartzite are combined to create a curved outline on the cabinet sides, serving as a visual highlight upon entering the room and adding a touch of softness to the space. This curved design not only draws the eye but also enhances the elegance of the area.



Linear light strips on the ceiling guide the eye through the hallway and corridor, creating a sense of visual and spatial continuity. In the private areas, the aesthetic of wood and grey continues, with the bed's back panel, bedside tables, dressing table shelf, and pull-out mirror all reflecting the home's core design theme: soft lines connect visual elements, and curves replace sharp corners, imparting a delicate and fluid sense of openness to the residence.