Space is a mirror of life, and UC.Enter interior design creates interactivity between each space, projecting the flow of time from time to time, through walking steps and conversations, which are a moment worth celebrating, whether alone or dancing together.
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When talking to the landlord, understanding that the harmony and interactivity of the home is especially important to the newlyweds, and the seamless movement of the home, is key to sustaining the overall layout. The designers say that by removing the solid walls of the kitchen, in exchange for an instant release of spacious dimensions, it also extends the invisible link with the living room and restaurant, spreading the atmosphere of freedom that you want. In addition, the collections of male and female owners require a diverse display platform to meet the needs of display and appreciation. Ample but not overcrowded and compressed, the integrated cabinet is wall-mounted and partially suspended for storage and clarity of vision.

Precisely measuring the scale of the area, creating an approximately 100 cm high gray tread wall, framed in a soft arc, an open-plan study with a sleeping place, brings together the advantages of the exterior view of the window, making it the best base for settling thoughts. By removing the wall wall of the master bedroom and dividing the bedroom and study by dividing the bedroom and the study area with a double-sided cabinet, it not only increased the storage capacity, but also reduced the feeling of heavy blockage.
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At the same time, by connecting the cabinets with Nakajima, the extension effect of more flexible streaming extends, expands the rich functionality of the kitchen area, complements the previously scarce font range, and increases the convenience of use and enjoy the extra pleasure of cooking on the edge. With a soft off-white finish on one side, the low-key rustic wood and fine wood texture retains the glossy finish of the large-area window strip, capturing the tulip sunlight and creating a comfortable harmony. Carefully selected off-white intersected corrugated sheet tiles become the theme wall of the dining area, emitting the atmosphere of a humanistic ink and watercolor painting, while simultaneously using wavy decorative materials with a texture of special paint, as a large end view of the living room, and the small thoughtfulness of the arched edges adds roundness.
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