Flow of Light is a residence located in Hangzhou, designed by CYID Chen-Yoo. Create the possibility of settling and immersing yourself in space with a soft, quiet and relaxed atmosphere. The layout is minimalist, using materials, color blocks, and functional layers to deconstruct and rearrange the space to create a different visual space that maximizes the connection of space with the ideal way of life, creating a sense of ritual of life.

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The years have made everything look beautiful, filled with joy and tranquility. Use pure, neutral colors without compromising to create a relaxed and peaceful atmosphere. Indoor-outdoor interaction comes from the sun and air, and the sublime serenity springs from the inner narrative. Using space as a medium, gradually increase the depth of space through a combination of lines, faces, and colors, and create emotional resonance through the action of light, creating an emotional atmosphere. This obviously fits in with the more open and free lifestyle of contemporary young people. A series of combinations give the space rich emotional expression, with an emphasis on structure and lighting.

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The design of the luminous position and the beginning of the structure embody the beauty of the transition of space. Beige and black are combined with warm and warm colors, creating a warm feeling of “home” space under the introduction of light. Using minimalist elements to the extreme and even carefully considering the shape of the lamps, the designers combine the shapes of the living room, the dining table and Nakajima to create a soft and warm geometric light box with matte acrylic and stainless steel materials.

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