Surrounded by a distant castle, life is a series of shuttling windows, the new home of Kiwi, a Chinese and Chinese hostess. Given the two lively and energetic sons in the house, one-on-one situations are common, so “how to maintain close interaction with each space requirement?” It became a question for Nordico Studio to explore again.

When the designers looked at this mountain view, the answer came to the fore. Breaking the corridor has always been seen as a functional role of transitional dimpled, dimly lit, and opened up a multifunctional corridor through the window that both blurred the boundaries of the field, but at the same time slowed the pace of illness, opening up the dialogue of the space. There is a mixture of faces and encounters, all coexisting with the natural landscape.

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“It's really important to make the living space meaningful, not to renovate for renovation.” This has always been the core concept that Nordico Studio has been conveying, treating space as a stage that seeks to recover the simplest interaction between the building and the human being. The Nordic style is based on nature to create that natural simplicity. Therefore, by reducing the application methods such as woodwork, leather, paint, etc., which can easily produce dust odors, such as solid wood, system cabinets, etc., we will implement the concept of sustainability by reducing design methods, simple materials and choice of colors. In order to focus on the entire window and lighting, we moved the central corridor to the window, opened the open-plan dining restaurant, maximizing the reach of natural light. This changed the line of departure for the master bedroom and the children's room, and the continuous relationship between the sliding doors, between the intangibles, links the atmosphere and mood of each area The feel also introduces additional light from both sides for a refreshingly bright base today.

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