Thinking Design | 27 floors, a creamy family children's book house, gathers everything you love in the living room!

The cream tones of the studio seem to be on the front page of a book, leaving a white chapter to reveal the story of life

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Thinking Design The house is the ideal home for book lovers. It is not limited to the usual home view, because of the understanding of the possibilities of living. Unlike most homes, this parent-child house is no longer the focus of television, but it expands the fun of reading, immersing yourself in a variety of literary landscapes, expanding the wall of the diary, or sitting or lying down to create a unique home screen, giving a family of four the freedom to roam the sea.
Homeowners love to read, have a very rich collection of books, and they have their own way of organizing books, so the bookwall is their primary concern when discussing the overall plan. In addition, watching movies and listening to music are also their family activities, and the husbands especially place special emphasis on sound equipment.

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Eliminate the traditional living room TV wall and put books in focus with a book wall as the visual focus. Cabinet layering is also based on drawing books and audio to organize a neat and balanced structural performance. Given that the homeowner selects books for the children every week, by adding doors and horizontal handles to create a display idea on the bookcase, the cabinet meets the sound flow, cooling needs, and also houses a projector, a storable projector, etc., and has successfully gathered everything you love in the living room! Higher spatial performance increases domain cohesion, fosters parent-child interaction, and relationships become more intimate.

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The case has a good layout, good lighting, no big problems. Only narrow and compact side doors, there is no room for any cabinets to be placed. After learning about living habits, the team took up 1/3 of the restaurant's space, expanded storage rooms for parents and children and collected large household items, while extending the area of dust and making room for electronic wardrobes and shoe cabinets. Taking into account the homeowners' cooking habits and concerns about daily cleaning, this changed the open kitchen to half-open, with appliances as a compartment, perfecting the storage function of the cooking area, and tying a tight connection between the areas through transparent glass and flexible sliding doors.

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