The owner couple, who love to live and travel, moved from Germany affected by the pandemic and will serve as a space for two people to live and work. As a food blogger, the owner has tens of millions of followers in Little Red Book, and the designer has developed a dedicated baking area for him. Create an open and diverse scene with a one-room layout that accommodates flexible interactions and warm living fun. Live, you can go outside to see the big world, or you can enjoy the small world at home.
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Warm Password
More thought is on how to make open areas meet both the use of the work scene and the needs of daily life, enabling spaces to interact better with people through personalised designs and ideas. As if sprinkled with a layer of coconut pulp, it is soft and attractive, it corresponds to a cupboard arranged like cinnamon, allowing the space to slowly ferment with time to settle ~
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On the way to the island

Demolish the bedrooms next to the entrance, keep the half-walls in an even proportion, build the floor on the ground, and use logs to penetrate the ceiling and ceiling of the entrance to create a warm space temperature, giving residents who “enjoy the mountains and the sea, enjoy the human style” an environment to clip videos or relax. The design puts all the emphasis on everyday experiences, giving thousands of spaces a different new look, a very memorable point and a more resonant one. The small compartments extend out from the table with a cut-out shape, allowing breathing between areas and more freedom of interaction between subjects.

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Fine smelling

Combining wood with white, abstract the restaurant into a natural scene, get to know the softness of the grass and the gift of the harvest season. Create a suspension block that blends a thin, long-frame view to bring new fun to the dining scene. Conversations with the fireplace, conditioning the cold and warm, cozy atmosphere gradually spread from point to wide space, and the quality of life is interpreted in an independent and connected sense. The baking area, using pure colors to highlight the characteristics of the baked work, maintains an interactive relationship with the restaurant, conveying and transitioning spaces with wood elements, making every detail aesthetically pleasing with careful resonance. Nakajima combines the bar counter, recreating the hanging posture, enriching the atmosphere of home. There is a slow brewing and fast-flowing, refreshing firework atmosphere.
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The Way of the Heart

Moving into the private area, the overall color scheme is light, the symmetrical layout neutralizes the bulk of the big bed, and the bright lights brighten the space. Sit in the view, watch the clear sky and the clouds, look at the light of the water landscape and the dialogue. Here you can hide the life you really want and quietly celebrate the meaning of natural balance. Build enough storage space, add cloakroom functionality, reserve a spacious activity area to meet the demands of home camping, and provide a comfortable sleeping experience if guests are staying. This true color block shows the visual “emptiness”, the sunlight flows wildly, creating a spiritual “void”. Placing natural elements in the place closest to the soul is for purification and harmony, wrapping the entrance of the sun with neat lines, integrating the minimalist base of the whole darkness, the moment when the mushroom lights up, dispelling the darkness and transmitting healing power. Floating windows unleash calm beauty, embellish greenery and endless freshness.

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Project Information
Project Name: Roasted Gong
Project Location: Guangdong, Shantou
INTERIOR DESIGN: HOME HERE DESIGN
Original Design: Yu-Feng Chen
Executive Team: Stay Here Team
Project Area: 135 ㎡
Completion time: April 2023
Project Photography: One by One Vision
Project Writing: Improving Culture

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