Whole-House Design Case | Rational Layout, Strikingly Beautiful
Living Knowledge · 2023.06.02

Whole-House Design Case | Rational Layout, Strikingly Beautiful

This case showcases a whole-house design for a compact apartment. Let’s take a look! The living room lacks floor-to-ceiling windows and a large balcony, resulting in modest natural light. To maximize space, the interior features minimal partitions, with an open-plan living–dining layout that visually expands the area and creates a more airy, transparent feel. The accent wall is painted in a natural, fresh tone—very inviting. For the TV wall, we opted for a distinctive approach: one side incorporates a folding screen that carves out the hallway while enhancing openness and improving the living room’s lighting. A warm, wood-toned TV cabinet complements the design, blending aesthetics with practicality. The dining area is kept delightfully simple...

This case introduces a whole-home design for a compact apartment. Let’s take a look at it together!

The living room lacks floor-to-ceiling windows and a large balcony, resulting in limited natural light. For the renovation, we minimized interior partitions and adopted an open-plan design for the living and dining areas, which helps make the space feel larger and more airy. The accent wall is painted in a naturally fresh shade, creating a very comfortable atmosphere.

The TV wall features a distinctive design: one side incorporates a screen‑like partition that separates the hallway while enhancing openness and improving the living room’s lighting. A wood‑tone TV cabinet complements the look, offering both aesthetic appeal and practical functionality.

The dining area is kept quite simple, with wooden tables and chairs paired with basic tableware, evoking a relaxed and carefree lifestyle. Three pendant lights provide just enough illumination.

I really love the kitchen’s color scheme—gray and white combined for a minimalist, clean aesthetic that makes the space feel even tidier. Storage is maximized by installing wall-mounted cabinets to free up countertop space. The floor is tiled with decorative patterned tiles, adding a beautiful touch.

The master bedroom includes a walk-in closet, designed as an open concept without doors, making it easier to move around and preventing the room from feeling cramped.

The children’s room isn’t very spacious, but it benefits from excellent natural light thanks to its floor-to-ceiling windows, which brighten the space considerably. As for furniture, everything is custom-made: a tatami‑style bed integrated with a desk, providing smart, efficient use of space.

The bathroom is stunningly stylish, especially the floor tiles, which are truly gorgeous. Not only do they feature a unique mosaic pattern, but their rich color palette—from light shades to deeper tones—creates a strong sense of depth. A glass shower enclosure at the corner ensures effective dry–wet separation.

That wraps up our showcase of whole-house design ideas for small apartments. If you liked what you saw, be sure to leave us a comment below!

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