Live small, think big

The area of this residential planning project is relatively small, so it is more challenging in terms of spatial layout and planning. In order to include hallway, living room, dining room, study room, etc., the unique feature of this project is that the dining room is hidden at the entrance of the hallway. The folding desktop and the golden dining chairs transform the rear space of hallway into the end scenery and aisle. Use the cabinet and a small tea table to form the facade together. Both of the wall and the table surface are made of dark matte material to hide the object. Put down the desktop and a light dining space is formed. It has both hallway and dining room function.

Specially choose stainless steel and natural stone with rich texture as TV wall, overturning the mainstream concept. Add changes of lighting details, stretching the spatial depth. Marble and metal are used in the short tea table. The connection of the materials makes the space coherent. An open study is planned at the rear of the living room. The simple black iron storage is used as end scenery of the living room. A widened couch is placed to allow the space to have both living room and storage function.