Ichino Design | 42 Floor, Suzhou Black and White Gray Minimalist Residential Minimalism

When you want to create something,
You have to teach nature.
—— Louiskun
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Living in the mountains, space also becomes a part of the mountain, and the height of the mountain reaches endlessly and without affecting life through perception. In this master bedroom transformation, designers draw inspiration from the surroundings of the mountains, incorporating the concept of the mountain into minimalism, giving a small space an open, peaceful and uninhibited expressiveness in terms of both form expression and emotional shaping, giving the style that the owners prefer.

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The wood grille texture of the entire wall is strong, giving the space a rich layer and texture. A neat look with a variety of functional areas: the refrigerator, study, and exterior are hidden behind it, and the convex feel of the material blends perfectly with the gaps of the doors, creating a natural look. The ratio of the grid to the wall space is carefully adjusted to leave enough white to stretch the long layer and expand the space perceptibly.
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The fully open public space integrates the dining restaurant and the balcony, and the materials and colors continue to unify the space, clean the entrance, breaking the boundaries and creating a more comfortable experience in a limited space as possible. The sloping floor visually extends the space and expands the scale of the house in all directions. The floor-to-ceiling windows give the space an open view and the mountain view is visible; the chiseled stone walls and the rock sofa from edra match the mountain view, and the natural atmosphere permeates the interior and exterior. The fireplace has a simple design, and the chimney has been transformed by a load-bearing wall and beautifies the space. Natural openness blends with the sense of relaxation brought by furniture to heal the mind. Storage cabinets are filled with entire walls, pure form, ample capacity, beauty and practicality coexist. The open grid and cut-out design breaks the monotonous dullness and decorates the space; the beams of the load-bearing walls have been widened and hidden in the cabinets, greatly reducing the sense of presence. The space is clearly shaped and comfortable in the ultimate unity.

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The restaurant meets the needs of everyday life with just one Nakajima island. The suspended design relieves the heavy weight of Nakajima and gives the space a feeling of lightness. A wide countertop, a combination of functions, a blend of marble and stainless steel texture, simple and superior, perfectly adapts to any scene such as dining, cooking, afternoon tea, increasing the utilization of space and giving the little one a sense of ceremony. The partition wall of the common space is separated from the master bedroom, emphasizing the sense of space rather than the boundaries. Invisible doors blend into the walls, eroding the boundaries; the hollow walls are partitioned with oiled glass, and the light flows between the dining room and the bedroom vanity, allowing the two functional areas to connect, continuously separating the entire space, maintaining a consistent experience and interaction. The bedroom background wall is conceptualized as squeezing between rocks, deliberately leaving gaps between the body mass junctions, creating compression tension, reflecting the presence of mountains. Khaki and red neutralized in black and white gray to infuse a space or warm mood.
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Project Information
Project Address: Jiangsu Suzhou
Project Area: 140 ㎡
Design company: Ichino Design Firm
Effect Graph Representation: Paint Vision
Editorial: EDG Two Barbell Media
Start time: 2022.5
Completion time: 2023.11
Photography: act studio
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