Future Déjà Vu

Using the name of “Future Déjà Vu,” the designer prepares and reserves various flexibilities and possibilities for this space for the homeowner who’s single. Inspired by the “decentralization” concept of the metaverse, this design delicately combines the sense of technology, the warmth of humanities, and contemporary artistry by using an open layout, arrangement of light strips, multi-faceted furniture, and the selection of paints and materials, while also integrating “life in the moment” with “future imagination,” transcending the limits of space and time. As light strips pervade the corridors and façades of each room, the intermingle of light and shadow allows the homeowner to enter and exit, just like logging in and out of, different living spaces, which are filled with rich variations.

The public area is decentralized, making the multi-faceted sofa serve as the pivot to maximize the flexibility of the living room, study, and dining kitchen area with an island. Light strips are used to form virtual façades and partitions, creating a suspended visual effect that has a sci-fi vibe. Regardless of where you are in this space, visions of the virtual and physical worlds interlocking and forming different home living scenarios can be seen. The contrasting configuration of the furniture, combined with the color scheme with blue, red, and black, creates a simplistic yet sophisticated humanistic atmosphere, while the neutral gray tone, which covers the entire space, including the ceilings, floors, and walls, leaves plenty of flexibility for the homeowner to add more personality to the space with soft décor in the future.