The owner not only hopes to have a spacious space to stretch his body and mind and get together with his friends at ease, but also pays special attention to the flexibility of space in planning because he needs to work from home from time to time. The owner can carry out different activities anywhere in the home and make more efficient use of this originally limited living area. The original partition wall is almost completely opened, and the sleeping rest area is simply separated from the living room leisure area by a carbon black glass screen. The slightly raised floor not only provides sufficient storage space for this small unit, but also gives the sleeping area a sense of independent corner space. The living room does not have a sofa position, so that the activity space of this leisure area is more flexible. The structure is close to the large windows on the ground, and a few cushions on the carpet can sit down safely. You can enjoy the street view and enjoy the simple peace away from the hustle and bustle in the living room. Textured natural dark walnut furniture, giving a natural calm feeling. The wall adopts soft color system, which brings quiet and relaxing visual effect and natural color transition. Both the wardrobe and the spaced glass screens use simple and clear lines to create a harmonious and relaxing atmosphere. Being in this space of concentration and tranquility, you can completely relax and let your mind empty. The lunar chandelier purchased by the owner on the desk is located in front of the huge glass window, as if bringing nature into this simple and peaceful room.

China Hong Kong
Award : WINNER
Client : Ms J
Affiliation : LITTLEMORE INTERIOR DESIGN Co., Ltd.
Designer : Eric Liu, Ada Wong

https://asiadesignprize.com/exhibition/159573