Owners want a bright, well-ventilated private space. Inspired by the art of paper cutting, the house looks like folded paper, with angled folds, and a long window on the right, for lighting and ventilation, while maintaining privacy. A square opening of various sizes on the left allows light to shine during the day and the elevation at night.

Upon entry, the high ceilings give a feeling of spaciousness, while the consistent use of large tiles in the living room, restaurant and kitchen area enhances the visual space. A mottled textured white wall near the entrance is the backdrop for a series of antique European lighting. The lowered wooden ceiling and dark theme in the kitchen form a visual contrast with the living and dining areas. The textured granite used for the rear fenders and long island tables adds a fun touch to the kitchen. The rear fender enhances air circulation. The master bedroom opens onto the landscaped terrace and offers a private resting place isolated from the road. Horizontal windows at the height of the bed form a garden view while ensuring ventilation and privacy.

The third floor is an indoor garden with full glass panels on both sides of the family activity room, creating a communal space full of natural life. This indoor-outdoor fusion adds airflow and natural light throughout the house. The paper-cut staircase enhances this by filtering the natural light between the floors. A breeze block in the bedroom further promotes airflow in the home. The cleverly designed flap doors at the back of the neighborhood provide flexibility between natural ventilation and air conditioning. The design balances private and public spaces while prioritizing natural light and ventilation.
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