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First, designer Ma Chi Cheng boldly dismantled all non-bearing walls. This move not only opened up the space originally proposed by the Administration, but also laid the foundation for subsequent creative designs. In this way, the designer successfully transformed the limited 11-floor space into a comprehensive living area with all-round functions such as living, resting, home and reading.
Before the renovation, although the apartment had windows on all three sides of the northeast, it was difficult for the sun to penetrate deep into the room due to the presence of partition walls. The designer cleverly used a square block of wood to divide the space while creating two corridors connecting the bedroom and the living room. This design not only allows light and air to flow freely, but also creates an open and smooth feeling of space.
To further enhance the openness of the space, the designers innovatively adopted a “lifting” structure that “suspended” the sofa, wooden block and bedroom. This design not only visually creates a feeling of lightness, floating, but also subtly increases the fluidity of the space.
The corridor on both sides of the wooden block is endowed with multiple functions. The toilet and shower are integrated on one side, sharing a sliding door, which both guarantees the independence of functions and saves space. The other side is a multi-purpose area for art displays, book storage, music enjoyment and household items storage.
The bedroom at the end of the corridor, with the bed facing the window, allows residents to enjoy the beautiful view of sunrise and sunset every day. This design not only adds practicality to the space, but also adds a touch of poetry to everyday life.
The kitchen area is cleverly integrated with bedroom wardrobes, washbasins, refrigerators to form a single block. The designers chose a simple, pure material, combined with a stainless steel plate with a large area of wood, which not only solves the functional needs of “take, wash, cut, fry”, but also creates an elegant and simple visual effect.
The entrance office has designed a hanging storage cabinet that continues the overall “hold up” structure, providing space for temporary items. This design not only adds practicality, but also visually achieves the continuity of space.
The wall lights in the entrance area use the same wood and stainless steel plates as the space body, in addition to a flannel cloth for the homeowner to brew coffee to extract the light. In particular, the puller of the drawbar uses the homeowner's commemorative ring, which cleverly blends life memories with spatial design.
The designers cleverly use different materials such as wood, metal, and so on, while ensuring functionality, enriches the texture and fun of the space. The contrast of this material not only adds visual level, but also brings vitality and personality to the entire space.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q1: How to achieve multifunctional layout in space of 11 floors?
A1: The designers of Ma Zhiseng successfully achieved a multifunctional layout by removing non-load-bearing walls, skillfully using multifunctional partitions and furniture, and making full use of vertical space. The key is that every design element is multifunctional.
Q2: How to create a sense of openness in a small space?
A2: The designer has adopted a “lifting” structure to create a visual lightness. At the same time, the fluidity and openness of the space are enhanced by clever space division and light guidance.
Q3: How can small household type ensure sufficient storage space?
A3:Y residential design makes full use of every inch of space. For example, incorporating storage functions into the hallway design, setting up hanging lockers at the entrance, and cleverly placing appliances under furniture, etc.
The Y residential project by designer Ma Chi Shing perfectly demonstrates how to create a functional, aesthetically comfortable living environment in an extremely limited space. Through clever spatial planning, versatile design and use of materials, the 11-storey small apartment is transformed into a home full of life and personality. This case not only provides a valuable reference for small house remodeling, but also inspires us to rethink the relationship between space and life. Whether or not you face the challenge of a small space, Y Residential's innovative ideas are worth thinking about and borrowing.
Project Information
Project Name: Y Residential
Project Type: Interior Renovation
Completion time: May 2024
Indoor Area: 37.5 ㎡
Project Design: Ma Chi Shing
Project Photography: Kim Wai-qi
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