Sunny Q

To welcome the newborn baby to the family, the couple looks forward to having a bright and simple Japanese style home with traces of light and shadow as well as the warmth of humanity. "Lightness" and "transparency" are the main design axes to make the ideal living scene come true. In the public area, the open traffic flow welcomes light to flow freely. Low-saturation colors make the space subtle and subdued. Tranquil gray shades and wood accents echo what the homeowners want from the bottom of their hearts. All the details in colorful handles and hooks inject liveliness and fun to prevent the space from being too cold.
Upon opening the door, a straight-on, unobstructed sight line turns the beautiful scenery outside the window into a dynamic vista view to surround people in a warm glow of calming thoughts when they return home. Without touching the ground, the shoe cupboard is suspended. The openwork area at the bottom can accommodate frequently worn shoes. The handles are in different sizes and bold colors, adding a childlike touch to the clean white view. Instead of building clear boundaries of the field, the seamless wood textures arranged in a herringbone pattern pave the floor in the public area. The TV wall is coated with cement paint to frame the main scene. To prevent it from appearing too cluttered, some blank spaces will provide much-needed breathing room. The curved twists and textured paint present a handmade humanistic texture, adding warmth to the space. The link between the center island and the wall behind the sofa creates a sense of grandeur in the living room and defines the dining area at the same time. The gray stone center island echoes the main wall, while the classic black and white kitchenware implants modern style, continuing the simple tone of the space.