We imagine that good design will bridge the city and nature, enriching the inhabited space with liveliness and abundance.

Nestled amidst verdant landscape, this older flat has been thoughtfully reconfigured to suit the family’s lifestyle, seamlessly incorporating the benefits of its natural surroundings to support the young member's growth. First by reassigning the former living area as a study and practice room for the child, adjoined with a multi-purpose semi-open space for leisure and family bonding. With built-in storage aligned with the walls and integrated doors, the overall design exudes sleek simplicity, addressing both aesthetic and functional aspects. The wood flooring in the interior and on the outdoor balcony features subtle variations in motif and pattern, establishing a smooth connection while preserving distinct identities. This continuity invites sunlight and greenery to flow in, enhancing the light-hearted vibrancy of the space.

The kitchen island effectively combines the features and functionality of a dining table, with an open design that allows the mother to easily see her child and stay connected while cooking. LED lighting guides the corridor, enabling a smooth transition from the white walls to the darker hued dining room background. Complemented with natural light source, the overall sense of space becomes further enhanced.

The thoughtful use of negative space allows for future potential while adapting to the needs of daily living. The designer achieves an ideal balance between user experience and style, seamlessly blending practicality with aesthetic appeal. Hidden, subtle features are integrated to ensure the design remains both functional and visually cohesive.

Range of major materials: polished quartz tiles, stainless steel, wooden flooring, dark gray wood veneer, metal fixtures, and back-painted tempered glass.