Minimalist Style Apartment

The original building’s curved staircase was slightly too large for the space. We narrowed its opening to free up more usable area and achieve a more harmonious proportion with

The villa’s location experiences a lot of rainy weather, making indoor light crucial. The owner wanted the space to be as open as possible, eliminating non-privacy curtains. We discussed these needs with the owner. While respecting their wishes, we maintained a moderate sense of order and enclosure, ensuring appropriate scales between people and the environment for a sense of security and emotional connection. We eventually reached a balance.

The villa’s location experiences a lot of rainy weather, making indoor light crucial. The owner wanted the space to be as open as possible, eliminating non-privacy curtains. We discussed these needs with the owner. While respecting their wishes, we maintained a moderate sense of order and enclosure, ensuring appropriate scales between people and the environment for a sense of security and emotional connection. We eventually reached a balance.

To make the minimalist style apartment natural and pure, we minimized the types of materials used. The hard decoration materials include two types of paint, one type of rock plate, one type of stone, one type of wooden floor, and a unified color system. This approach demands high standards for the sense of space, craftsmanship, details, and products, ensuring the space remains engaging and not bland.