Out of the Frame

An open and transparent space was used in the public area. In this L-shaped place, one can visually experience the connection between spaces. The place was separated into two, with the public area as the axis with bedrooms regarded as private area on the side. These are all fully functional and open spaces. The broad and bright public domain is conducive for flexible arrangement on its interior design.

The color of the space is based on the cold color tone of gray and white. With a little bit of mild grayish green, it reduces its sense of coldness while maintaining the elegant attitude of low saturated color tone. As for its space and lighting, the classic Western style of wood shutters were used as coordination. This not only enhances the overall interior style, but also easily served the purpose of light and air reconciliation with the shutters, thus enabling light to softly extend into the space.

The long dining table and island located at the center of the public area is a great example of flow and visual introduction arrangement. This design on the same axis brings out visual and spatial sense of extension.