DESIGN

The designer of this project hopes to convey the dialogue between light and space, and the connection between natural landscape and space. Territorial boundaries are broken up through the use of material texture to allow people pure immersion in their living space. Coupled with vertical partitioning extensions, the basic black and gray tone of the entry depicts quiet pace and reconciles external noise to the living space. The black wood grain and gray marble extension naturally usher users into the living room. The horizontal effect of the stone veers into the main wall of the living room, giving coherence to the overall space and enhancing overall flow.

The mild wood quality and stone wall continue into the dining area, with the wall surface reaching into the black mirror frame on the ceiling to differentiate the living room from the dining area. The mirrored surface of the round table reflects the lights above, like the surface of still water reflecting the clouds in the sky. This image is enhanced by paintings of plants on the wall appearing to converse with distant mountains to express an ambience of warmth in the flow of the dining space. Although the vertical divisions of the wall and the horizontal lines of the floor echo each other in harmonious correspondence, the space is rendered more rational and restrained.

The light and shade through the bedroom French windows further reveal the texture of the wood grain and ceiling lines, bestowing brightness, spaciousness and layers to the space. Different shades of warm leather cover the headboard space and augment the central presence of the bed in the entire bedroom space. Under the light and shade, the wall coverings and iron pieces project a gentle sense of security. The inviting furniture adds to the warmth of the space, allowing the user to pen memories of family life under the quiet sunlight.