Between Geometries

The site is a newly constructed residence. The name, “Between Geometries”, reveals the owner's lifestyle. The designer adopted the Japandi style, a combination of Japanese and Scandinavian styles, emphasizing lines and materials. Inside, a soft and minimalist aesthetic of clean whites and light colors is emphasized, while the views from the windows are emphasized.
The organized structure and proportion of the cabinets create a balanced and harmonious rhythm. The curved ceiling covering the beams enhances the sense of visual comfort. In terms of lighting arrangement, the designer installed indirect lighting to complement the natural light. The concept is minimalist, showing the nature of the space. Large curtains allow natural light to softly illuminate the interior. Wood grain and natural texture paint add a vivid and natural touch to the space, like a piece of unadorned artwork exuding charm.