Whole-House Design Case | Creating a Home That’s Freely Yours
Living Knowledge · 2023.07.31

Whole-House Design Case | Creating a Home That’s Freely Yours

This case showcases a modern-style, full‑house design. Let’s take a closer look! In the living room, floor‑to‑ceiling wall panels on two sides extend the space to its fullest, while allowing each material to reveal its unique texture and color. When a space is imbued with emotion and thought, it guides occupants to experience every aspect of it on a deeper, spiritual level. Photography offers one such lens for sensing those emotions; accordingly, the owner’s favorite works—urban silhouettes and intimate slices of everyday life—are displayed in both the private areas and the study. Art remains a quiet, almost imperceptible presence that accompanies us through it all. The kitchen...

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

The design of large floor-to-ceiling wall panels on two sides of the living room maximizes the sense of spatial extension, while allowing the materials themselves to reveal their unique textures and hues.

When a space is imbued with emotion and thought, it guides its occupants to perceive everything within it on a deeper, spiritual level. Photography offers one such lens for sensing those emotions; accordingly, in both the private areas and the study, the owner’s favorite photographic works are displayed—urban silhouettes alongside fragments of everyday life. Art remains an ever-present, yet quietly unobtrusive, companion.

The tension in the kitchen extends beyond a single focal point. This visual layering unfolds within the space as a rhythmic, dynamic cadence.

In the bathroom, tranquility meets the eye at every turn, leaving both mind and surroundings feeling open and expansive.

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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