The design concept of this space originates from the profound love we felt from our grandparents. This house embodies the heartfelt intentions of the elders, and we named the space "Hope" to express their care and legacy.

From the entrance, the space showcases a continuous and transparent flow, connecting the living room, dining room, and study into the core area for family activities. The public area retains the traces of parent-child fun, gathering precious moments together. The large glass windows in the living room bring in outdoor sunlight, creating different gentle expressions indoors due to the changing light and shadows. The semi-open kitchen design allows the hostess to have a clear view of the living room from either the dining room or kitchen, enabling her to watch over the young children.

In the private rest area, the master bedroom has been cleverly designed to separate into a spacious bathroom, dressing room, and makeup area.

The overall color scheme of the house adopts warm and elegant earth tones, reflecting the owner's love for natural living. Various materials are flexibly combined, such as Spanish thin porcelain tiles, glass, ironwork, and wood, adding creative aesthetics to the space.

The entire house uses green building materials to enhance sustainability, and also incorporates eco-friendly waterproof powder made from reservoir silt to improve the waterproofing of the cement walls. Because it is breathable, moisture does not remain inside the walls.

All the wood used in the house is low-formaldehyde green building material, the ceiling uses top-grade asbestos-free calcium silicate board, and the walls are painted with environmentally friendly paint.