Whole-House Design Case | A Life Rhythm of Stability and Serenity
Living Knowledge · 2023.08.07

Whole-House Design Case | A Life Rhythm of Stability and Serenity

This case showcases a modern-style, full‑house design. Let’s take a look together! The dining room is an essential space for family interaction, and we believe a bright dining area makes the home even more inviting. The open‑plan kitchen features a predominantly white palette, preserving the sense of spatial unity while exuding a sleek, contemporary vibe. Built‑in cabinetry maximizes storage capacity while keeping the space tidy. In the master bedroom, the sofa is a cozy spot for the owners to unwind, perfect for curling up during moments of rest. The transformation of the master bedroom lies in...

This case introduces a modern-style, whole‑house design. Let’s take a look at it together!

The dining room is an important space for family interaction, and we believe a bright dining area makes it even more inviting.

The open-plan kitchen design, dominated by white, preserves the overall cohesion of the space while exuding a modern, elegant flair.

Built-in cabinets maximize storage capacity while keeping the space tidy and organized.

The sofa in the master bedroom is a cozy spot where the owners can unwind and relax, perfect for leisurely moments spent lounging.

The transformation of the master bedroom focuses on optimizing every inch of space to align with our desired lifestyle. The original layout lacked a dedicated relaxation area—no sofa, no TV. To enhance storage throughout the room, we designed the entire bed area as an integrated tatami‑style cabinet system. To save time and reduce costs, all furniture was custom‑made on site.

The bathroom features a visually striking design; within this gray‑pink palette, it feels exceptionally serene. This unexpected interplay of gray and pink has brought a delightful change to our daily routine, starting from this moment.

The children’s room has been seamlessly connected to the living balcony, expanding the space. The balcony now accommodates a washing machine and storage cabinets; the white cabinetry reflects light, creating a comfortable, spacious atmosphere.

The children’s room makes excellent use of its compact 7-square‑meter footprint, incorporating a desk, bookcase, wardrobe, display cabinet, bed, and all the essential functions needed.

That concludes our showcase of this modern, whole‑house design. If you enjoyed it, feel free to leave us a comment and join the conversation!

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