The Wonderland of Happiness

Due to the owner's need to work from home for an extended period, it was important to create a living space that was both comfortable and functional. The designer worked closely with the owner to understand their preferred materials, colors, styles, and personalities to create a tailored design that met their specific needs and expectations. Additionally, the male owner took into consideration the needs and preferences of the female owner, making sure to incorporate her favorite American and British styles into the overall design. The result was a thoughtful and delicate living and office space that met all of the owner's requirements.
The interior of the space is adorned with blue-painted walls, geometric tiles on the dusty floor, and wooden cabinets with wired panels. These elements come together to create an exotic atmosphere. Moving through the European-style archway, the public area is distinguished by fishbone parquet flooring. The open design integrates the living room, dining room, and kitchen, making the space visually livelier and expanding residents' range of activities. The living room features a non-conventional grille TV wall with semi-circular lines arranged rhythmically for an interesting visual appeal. The earthy orange leather sofa in the living room stands out against the blue backdrop. Surprisingly, the floor tiles in the kitchen and entrance echo each other, creating a cohesive look throughout the space.
The space located behind the sofa is versatile, serving as both an office and reading area. An ample sliding glass door is employed to separate the region, giving users the freedom to choose between an open or closed concept. Additionally, the owner can stay updated with current events while working. The elevated desk is modifiable to accommodate different heights and habits, which promotes better blood circulation and comfort. In the kitchen, a water-saving dishwasher and built-in oven are incorporated to augment its functionality beyond the essential equipment.