Ichino Design | 42 Floor, Suzhou Lakeview Residence

“An instrument is used when there is none.
A chisel thought to be a room, and when there was none, there was room for use. “

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We took advantage of this unique location with a view of the lake on the south side. We are inspired by the homeowners' work in the production of terracotta. We want space to be like an object, a creature, and a good thing. After communicating with the landlord, we reintegrate the space. In order not to waste the lake view on the south side, we planned a household room to solve the problem of laundry and storage of junk, replacing the space on the balcony. The living room extends to the south, closer to the lake.

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The living room and the study are cleverly transitioned by functional cabinets, with a sliding door inside. When the door is opened, the two spaces complement each other and expand each other. As a common area, the study room is located on the south side, with a direct view of the lake when working, and comfort. On the material, choose beige texture paint, add a warm color filter to the space and combine with other materials to render the atmosphere of easy release. The food chef occupies an increasingly important place in the home, cooking, coffee, office, catering, guests... Space is not limited. Each functional area is divided into one large function area by juxtaposing, sharing, and zeroing into a whole. White is the main tone, with a dark underlining for a more pure look.

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The bedroom continues the atmosphere of the common space, the soft white bedding and the beige soft pouch of the bed adding intimacy; the storage at the end of the bed, hidden and exposed, combines layers and functions. The color and feel of the lime stone, which changed people's inherent impression of the tile, in the rendering of the sun, more warmth.

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Project Information
Project Address｜Jiangsu Suzhou
Project Size｜140 sqm
Design Unit ｜ Ichino Design
Design Founder｜Zhu Zhenxi
Photography｜act studio
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