Project Introduction
The project is located in the bustling Tianhe district of Guangzhou, on the fifth floor of a building with an area of about 70 square meters. It is a residence designed for single women, homeowners who like old objects, art, etc.

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Design Concept Concept

In small-sized home models, this project considers how to free up the surface of a separate space, reduce the shape of a background wall (such as a pediment, a dining room, a bed background, etc.), and crush the elevation of each space. Redistribute it to make it a whole, not a separate face. Striving to preserve the Iron Gate (old doors with saturated colors and patterns) on every floor in the original neighborhood, the new home moves forward with this traditional flavor.
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The living room background has large area windows, elevated processing, dividing the platform, the invisible interrelation is connected with the living room, and the space itself has its own sphere. An empty island in the middle of the table, with custom table legs, makes a calm table full of uniqueness and fun. Incorporate another single room into the guest restaurant and introduce the sun to the east. The kitchen was released and transformed into a modern western dining kitchen area. The bedroom is designed to increase the transparency of the space. The background wall is covered with paper paper, designed as a large floor lamp that brightens the light during the day, and when the lights are turned on at night, it is as if the family is talking at night. The two bedrooms are located close to the main street, plus the balcony has completely blocked the main sunlight from the east to the restaurant. The bathroom enlarges into the walk-in cloakroom.
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Project Information
Project Name: Apartment 402 Apartment Renovation
Design agency: Spring planning studio
Designer: Wu Jia-chun
Involved Design: Mei Min, Yuan Zhuo Yang
Design time: September 2020
Completion time: October 2021
Project Area: 70 ㎡
Project Photography: Visionary Photography
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