This case showcases a mixed‑style, whole‑house design. Let’s take a look together!
If you want your living room to feel natural and grand, a marble feature wall with its inherent texture is an excellent choice—highly versatile and suitable for virtually any style.
For a female homeowner who loves cooking, an open-plan kitchen–dining area combining Chinese and Western styles is the ideal space. The spacious, multi-functional zone allows her to showcase her culinary skills, making preparing meals for her family a true pleasure.
The red velvet dining chairs in the dining room echo the living room’s design; their vibrant hue helps set the tone and enhance the overall ambiance. If you enjoy a stylish, sophisticated lifestyle, this kind of pairing is worth considering.
With a Western-style kitchenette in the dining area, the rest of the kitchen feels more liberated. From the cabinet door color scheme to the choice of wall tiles, everything exudes spaciousness and sophistication—exactly the kind of cooking atmosphere the homeowner prefers.
Although the master bedroom appears understated and minimalist, it’s actually meticulously designed. The designer explained that the homeowner is extremely meticulous: even details like the curtain pattern, bedding materials, chandelier shapes, and the spacing between metallic lines on the accent wall were carefully selected together with the homeowner. This clearly reflects the resident’s commitment to high-quality living.
In the bathroom, the dry–wet separated powder room is enveloped in dark tones, enhancing its sophisticated character while also making maintenance easier. The dry zone features a custom-designed double vanity tailored to the homeowner’s daily habits—all aimed at simplifying everyday life.
As for the children’s room, which boasts floor-to-ceiling windows, the designer kept the hard finishes minimal, instead highlighting the child’s personality through soft furnishings. Beyond the girly, delicate pink hues, the bold, colorful decorative paintings further reveal Tangtang’s lively and outgoing nature.
That concludes our introduction to this mixed‑style, whole‑house design case. If you like it, feel free to leave us a comment below!
