Project Overview
We don't like the established half-height TV wall and suspended cabinet types. We combined owner favorite color with the cylindrical volume embellishment on the side to maintain an open and independent interactive situation between the living room and the multi-functional room. It is very amazing!
The original columns were parallel to the TV wall. The designer used an L-shaped wood veneer shape to modify it, just like a framed scene shape, and there is a feeling of spatial transformation when walking.
For the wall of the sofa in the living room, we spent a long time thinking about the color and whether to add it to the display space. At the same time, we hoped to maintain a certain distance between movies and TV shows and a sense of white space at home. In the end, we chose normal colour , and the designer added line segmentation shapes on the wall. Turning on indirect lighting at night will make it very atmospheric, and the iron laminate by the window has a neat and textured appearance!
In addition to continuing the colors of the public area, our favorite curved decoration is also added to the back wall . The considerate designer even embedded a linear light strip as a night light before going to bed.
Ample wardrobe storage space is added to the end of the bed in the master bedroom. Mocha-colored boards are specially used at the corners to create a visual sense of hierarchy. The cabinet near the master bath has a hollow space left below as a corner for placing the laundry basket!
