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From the entrance and bedrooms to the integration of door and wall cabinets, space aesthetics and scientific storage, we share practical ideas and real cases for whole-home customization to help you make your home better to live in and more attractive to look at.
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Whole-House Design Case | A Bright and Warm Little Home
This case showcases a modern minimalist whole-house design. Let’s take a look together! In the living room, a white fabric two-seater sofa and simple single chairs create a relaxed atmosphere. Since the client doesn’t often watch TV, the TV wall is designed as a decorative cabinet instead. The dining area features wood‑toned furniture that exudes comfort and leisure. The living room and dining room are connected, with a kitchen island in between, blending the spaces seamlessly without feeling out of place. The island‑style bar‑table is a real eye‑catcher; under the designer’s touch, the wooden furnishings seem to come alive. The dining area is adjacent to the kitchen...
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Whole-House Design Case | The Pinnacle of Modern Minimalism!
This case presents a modern, minimalist whole‑house design. Let’s take a closer look! As soon as you enter, the space feels bright and open, with gray‑and‑white walls that echo the modern‑minimalist aesthetic while bathing the room in soft, natural light. The living room’s ingenuity lies in its thoughtful spatial division, achieving maximum harmony. The furniture pieces share complementary forms and a unified style, together crafting a neat, orderly living environment. A circular pendant light hangs above, enriching the room’s sense of depth and infusing it with artistic flair. The dining area feels more like an extension of the main living space. The relatively compact footprint is visually expanded through…
Whole-House Design Case | A Bright and Cozy Minimalist Home
This case introduces a minimalist-style, full‑house design. Let’s take a look together! In the living room, as soon as you step through the front door, your line of sight extends from the courtyard, past the main hall and foyer, all the way to the kitchen at the northernmost end. The sofa, coffee table, and other furnishings are chosen in low‑profile, lightweight styles to mitigate any sense of spatial compression caused by the ceiling height. In the dining area, sisal rugs delineate the transitions between the entryway and the main hall, creating a visual and chromatic contrast between cool and warm tones. The open‑concept kitchen features an integrated solid‑wood wall on the east side, repurposed from the original entrance—this multifunctional element combines a bookcase, the original security door, tall storage cabinets, a bench‑style seating nook, and large drawers…
Whole-House Design Case | You and I Sit Leisurely, the Warmth of the Lights Feels So Close
This case introduces a Nordic-style whole-house design. Let’s take a look together! The living room allows residents to rest in an atmosphere of calm and freedom, while remaining both simple and warmly inviting. The enclosed kitchen features clean lines and soft, muted tones, quietly embodying a serene, understated luxury. In the bedroom, after long days in the bustling city, one longs all the more for the rustic authenticity of mountains and forests, seeking a tranquil, leisurely haven for a restless soul. Within this space, scattered thoughts are gently smoothed out, leaving occupants with a sense of effortless comfort. As for the bathroom, low-saturation colors set the tone...
Whole-House Design Case | Sketching a Dream Home in Modern Style
This case showcases a modern‑style, full‑house design. Let’s take a look! In the living room, the main ceiling light has been removed, replaced by spot lighting for a more refined aesthetic. At the entryway, a dedicated space has been planned for hanging coats and accessories, ensuring convenience for the homeowner. The TV wall is clad in marble, with a floor‑standing air conditioner positioned alongside the television. The dining area features a wood‑toned table, blending harmoniously with nature, paired with a simple, IKEA‑inspired shelving unit. The kitchen is sleek and uncluttered, creating an open, uplifting atmosphere. The bedroom eschews traditional dropped ceilings and plaster moldings, instead using color to subtly layer the space. The headboard…
Whole-House Design Case | Minimalist Style: The Path of the Heart
This case showcases a minimalist‑style, full‑house design, with a comfortable and fluid spatial flow, blending formal elegance with practicality. Unified material transitions and low‑saturation colors, paired with the strategic use of accent lighting and the “less is more” philosophy, imbue the entire space with a strong sense of modernity, simplicity, and ritual. Let’s take a closer look at this project! In the living room, an orange single‑seater injects visual tension, becoming the focal point within the gray‑toned setting. Sheer white curtains delicately capture the interplay of light and shadow, lending the space a light, airy atmosphere. The kitchen benefits from ample room, featuring black floor tiles, light‑colored wall tiles, and a continuous row of white cabinetry, providing plenty of storage and organization...
Whole-House Design Case | Savoring Life with the Right Balance of Rest and Activity
This case showcases a Japanese-style whole-house design. Living isn’t about being overly flamboyant, nor is it about perpetual restraint; it’s the perfect harmony of both. It’s like pairing sophisticated grays with warm yellows—where passion and composure coexist, and vibrancy blends with poise. Just as those who truly understand life enjoy every moment, finding the ideal rhythm between ease and focus. Now, let’s take a closer look at this project together! Living Room Dining Room Bedroom Bathroom And that concludes our introduction to this Japanese-style whole-house design. If you’re interested, feel free to leave us a comment and join the conversation!
Whole-House Design Case | Creating a Striking Extra-Long TV Wall
With the living room and study now connected, the space feels more expansive. Two central air-conditioning units have been installed, and the wall behind the sofa has been transformed into a bar—perfect for breakfast or as a desk. The wraparound bar, hugging the wall, serves as a seamless transition between the living room and the study; though differentiated only by material, it delivers enhanced functionality and visual interest. Starting from the entryway, a continuous row of shoe cabinets flows seamlessly into the dining‑room sideboard, maximizing storage while the combination of wood tones and black instantly enriches the wall’s presence. At the boundaries, there’s no need to choose one over the other; as long as spatial harmony is preserved, they can be...
Whole-House Design Case | Elegant Sophistication with Warm, Cozy Comfort
Moving away from traditional opulence and returning to the essence of everyday life, this living space exudes a modern, minimalist aesthetic—elegant yet inviting and comfortably cozy. In the living room, a subdued, elegant white forms the backdrop, accented by soft orange tones that infuse the entire space with a romantic ambiance. An orange sofa paired with a white wool ottoman blends bold, contemporary flair with gentle refinement, creating an air of graceful elegance—like a waltz gracefully unfolding in soft light, its fluid turns and spins bringing forth a rich, romantic mood within the home. Adjacent to the dining area, a wall‑mounted sideboard is seamlessly integrated; decorative metal accents lend a touch of vintage charm and refined detail, while the lower section is designed...
Whole-House Design Case | Sophisticated Grays Evoke a High-End Lifestyle Aesthetic
The living room is anchored by a refined gray palette, with the designer skillfully employing lighting design—such as a no‑main‑light scheme—to create a distinctly modern atmosphere. The ceiling is left in the purest white, while curved internal corners subtly soften the spatial boundaries and height, and rounded side panels lend the space an added sense of smoothness. Opening up the kitchen area with glass elements allows the eye to flow through, alleviating the sense of compression in the narrow, elongated corridor while enhancing interaction with the surrounding spaces. The dining room’s ceiling features gently curved edges, harmonizing with the round dining table and the arched coffee table to forge a space that feels anything but rigid. The master bedroom’s feature wall is rendered in the deepest shade of all,...
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