Purity

In order to improve use efficiency and storage capacity, the designer rejects to set up a single storage area, but arranges the hallway, living room, couch, kitchen and bedroom private areas according to needs and types of objects, and also makes good use of the storage area to hide the thick beams. The creation of a living space for parent-child interaction is also the focus of the planning of this case. By removing the partial walls of the kitchen and dining area, the purpose of light absorption and interaction can be achieved simultaneously. With bar counters, swings, blackboard walls and work desks, it can accommodate multiple activities such as office, games, dining, and conversation. The master bedroom and dressing room are designed with partial transparent glass to promote the extension of daylighting and display functions. The children's room uses the depth of the beams and columns to create a reading area, coupled with the arc design to relieve the pressure of the beams and columns.