An Arborous Feast for the Heart

An Arborous Feast for the Heart is a six-story house villa of 380 square meters, with its first story for a garage and a section for receiving and entertaining guests, the second floor for the living room, dining room and kitchen, and the third to the sixth floor each for a suite with a bath. The house is long and narrow, and natural light comes in through the building’s narrow sides. To make the space look open and bright as well as create a vibe of roaming in the woods dancing with nature is a challenge in the design.
The second floor has an open-floor layout that includes the living room, the dining room and the kitchen, so that the French window brings in sufficient light to the middle and the back of the space. The entire space features openness and brightness achieved by gray, white, and light-and-dark wood veins. The vaulted ceiling in the living-dining room serves to trim the beam, while its light-toned wooden veneer and indirect lighting elevate the space visually. The TV wall in the living room is characterized by dark-gray marble, coherent with the display-storage cabinetry of dark wooden veneer and glass doors behind the sofa, accentuating how grand the space is. Between the TV wall and the dining room is a column decorated with dark-toned grilles that go further into the dining-room side cabinetry. The kitchen, indented due to the stairway, also has white walls that achieve visual balance and expand the space.
The designer uses wooden veneer of light and dark veins to shape varied feels for the different sections. Diverse materials such as marble, iron and glass are applied alternately, delineating a countenance of grandness and composure, while the thoughtful flow and color scheme make the long narrow space bright and spacious, cozy and pleasant. The entire mansion is shaped into a villa that is modern but mellow, without looking too sharp or high-profile.

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