The Tranquil Moonlight

The primary objective of the house's architecture is to create a serene, salubrious, and tranquil living space for its inhabitants. To accomplish this, the architect strategically integrated curvilinear and malleable components into the initial blueprint, as the proprietor conveyed a distaste for rigid elements. Furthermore, the designer ensured that any potential future necessities were accounted for, such as the addition of a convenient lift-up storage compartment and an adaptable multipurpose area to meet the homeowner's diverse requisites.
Upon entering the room, one will see that the designer skillfully combined gray and white tones to create a modern and serene atmosphere. To enhance the sense of spaciousness and comfort in the public space, the designer ingeniously incorporated the living room, dining room, and kitchen while also expanding the TV wall. In addition, the large floor-to-ceiling windows cleverly utilize the house's original height to draw in natural light, resulting in a luminous and expansive ambiance. For the living room TV wall, the designer utilized a special gray art paint as a foundation and added white marble panels to create depth and visual layers.