This case presents a minimalist whole-house design. Let's take a look at this project with the BOSNIE editor!
The banquette behind the living room was custom-made on-site using the most affordable decorative panels from Keding. The cabinets on both sides were customized in different colors. The vertical lines of the cabinets stretch the space, and the inner beveled edges around the banquette guide and expand the visual field. This design also creates a welcoming embrace, making it feel as if the living room space blooms from this central point.
The TV wall features a stone finish, providing a great sense of texture. I treated the entire wall, including the part that originally belonged to the hallway, to create a cohesive look.
The dining area is finished in a sleek, dark walnut color, offering a simple yet elegant feel.
The kitchen is open and connected to the living room by a bar counter. The main advantage of an open kitchen is that it eliminates the isolation of the cook, while the layered shelving introduces more natural light, enhancing the overall ambiance.
The master bedroom is minimally decorated. The walls are kept clean and uncluttered, as the bedroom should be a place of rest and tranquility. This is my philosophy: less is more when it comes to soft furnishings.
The workstation was also made on-site using Keding's decorative panels, with custom overhead cabinets. The countertop design is very simple, maintaining consistency with the overall clean and minimalist aesthetic. The wood conveys a sense of warmth, and the well-balanced proportions of wood and white, along with the horizontal and vertical wooden elements, create a cozy and beautiful nook.
The gray marble tiles in the bathroom effectively convey a sense of quality and texture.
In front of the vanity, there are not only mirror lights but also a strip of lighting above, which, unlike point sources, provides a softer, more diffused light, making the space more inviting and comfortable.
That concludes our introduction to this minimalist whole-house design. If you enjoyed it, feel free to leave a comment and interact with the BOSNIE editor!
