The indoor area of this project is over 70m2, which is planned to be used for a newly constructed single-storey residence. According to the actual needs of the client’s small family, the first step was to take advantage of the opportunity of custom variation to complete minor adjustments to the layout, where other than enhancing the overall circulation smoothness, the practicality of space has also been multiplied.

An end view cabinet in pale green and soft white colors is made specially as the highlight to welcome guests upon entering, shielding the guest bathroom entrance which was originally facing right into the door, thereby taking care of feng shui as well as reinforcing privacy and the sense of safety, creating a flexible function similar to a sub-foyer in front of the guest bathroom door via the circulation and the nature of the pegboard, cabinets are even added to the stereotypical height of the archway above without wasting any space. Moreover, the integrated cabinet to the side of the foyer and the warm wood color of the ceiling are used to create a sense of emotional belonging that says Welcome Home. The overall progressive design logic is closely related to complete multiple objectives of the decorative beams and provide sufficient storage…etc.

The public domain has excellent natural lighting, where the large scope of white with its refreshing pale lake green colors not only enlarged the sense of sight, but even the air appears to be filled with a lemongrass scent. The main wall in the lounge has adopted fine grids for the background to accentuate the elegant arcs of the white shelves and the stylish cabinet, while the left side of the wall is ingeniously integrated with the door to the master bedroom. Moreover, considering the safety of infant activities at home, arcs are adopted to replace sharp corners for all cabinets and forms in the residence. The two-layer high cabinet on the left side of the sofa is tricky, where the inward house-shaped space on the top half features profound symbols, while the bottom half can be rotated outward to become a practical dining table and chairs, which can be stored away when not in use, demonstrating the ingenious idea that does not occupy space.