YUNĒ in Guangzhou

In order to maximize privacy while enabling easy interaction between the shared spaces, the bedrooms have been located in the four corners of the apartment, while the dining room, kitchen and balcony are integrated to flow one into the other – forming the room type called a "four-leaf clover". The apartment’s open circulation replaces the traditional hallway, maximizing the apartment’s space and creates a contemporary feel.
The sense of scale in the space was an important consideration in the design of the living room. The leather sofa’s color plays off the adjacent curtain, and the thin marble coffee table forms a material contrast with the soft textured carpet on which it sits.
For the multi-functional room, the designer has paid careful attention to the space for children and offers a design intended to allow easy interaction and play with adults, and has been created with everyone in the family in mind.
The master bedroom is designed as a suite, incorporating a restrained and elegant color palette. The bedside chandelier provides a finishing touch to the space - casual and natural, its soft yellow light reveals subtle details and lends the space a warm and beautiful atmosphere.