Whole-House Design Case | A Home Blending Modern and Classical Styles
Living Knowledge · 2023.07.08

Whole-House Design Case | A Home Blending Modern and Classical Styles

This project showcases a full‑house design in a modern‑classical style. Let’s take a look together! The living room’s aesthetic isn’t an overdone, flashy makeup look, nor is it a bare, unadorned natural finish; instead, it strikes a delicate balance—just enough subtle makeup to let time lend the space poise, elegance, and an intriguing depth. The master bedroom’s color scheme was carefully chosen to complement the home’s overall yellow‑brown palette; darker tones help promote restful sleep. Since the floor plan couldn’t be altered, we opted for a pedestal sink, which eliminates any sense of discomfort caused by having the basin directly facing the corner of the cabinet. The kitchen’s well‑thought-out layout avoids positioning the sink directly opposite the cabinets...

This case showcases a modern‑classical style whole‑house design. Let’s take a look at this project together!

The living room’s makeup isn’t an overdone, flashy look, nor is it a bare, no‑makeup appearance; instead, it features just a touch of subtle makeup, allowing time to lend the space elegance, sophistication, and an intriguing charm.

The master bedroom’s color scheme was chosen to complement the home’s overall yellow‑brown palette, with darker tones that promote better sleep.

Since the floor plan couldn’t be altered, we opted for a pedestal sink, which avoids the uncomfortable feeling of having the cabinet’s corner directly in front of you.

A well‑thought‑out kitchen layout helps prevent that awkward sensation of facing a cabinet’s corner.

The bathroom has a fairly compact layout. The original floor plan had one drawback: when sitting on the toilet, you’d end up facing the corner of the vanity unit.

That concludes our introduction to this modern‑classical whole‑house design case. If you like it, feel free to leave us a comment below!

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