Jane Eyre

This case involves the planning of a new single-story residential building, with an indoor area of approximately 99 square meters.

From the perspective of a single person living, transparency and brightness are the focus of the homeowner's heart. The first step is to eliminate the separation of the study room by replacing it with a light and transparent sliding door, and hollowing out half of the wall, framing it with glass material to guide a large amount of light into the room, creating a bright vocabulary for the public space. The simple visual effect is constructed with plain white walls and custom-made furniture and cabinets embellished with wood veneer, injecting a soft and warm tone. The American country charm is enhanced by neat lines and louvered doors, blending light and shadow with low-saturation gray-blue and misty pink as the main colors, shaping a light and stable atmosphere.



The polished quartz bricks and light wooden flooring cleverly divide the dining and kitchen area, with the island combined with the dining table forming a circular traffic flow. This also allows natural light to penetrate throughout the room without obstruction from partitions, creating a spacious and smooth walking experience. The grayscale railway bricks add a sense of rhythm, extending from the entrance to the dining and kitchen area with dual cabinets and connecting to the corner cabinet for complete storage functionality. The same approach is taken in the private area, with cabinets and wall lines harmonizing to reduce wasted space and enhance efficiency in each space. Practical aspects are well-constructed and flexible, allowing for easy adaptation to different stages of life for future homeowners. Warm elements envelop the entire room, embodying a warm and consistent atmosphere from start to finish, providing a sense of freedom and stability to the overall space.