The project takes “deep emotions within low-saturation tones” as its concept, using the quiet layering of light, materials, and proportion to create a home where emotions can settle and daily life can unfold at a slower pace. Curves, grayscale hues, and soft lighting become the spatial expression, making the act of coming home feel like entering a quiet yet powerful realm of light, enhancing the quality of everyday living.
The highlights revolve around circulation, interaction, and atmosphere. For example, the curved entry cabinet paired with a recessed light band softens the visual experience; the open kitchen island connects the living, dining, and reading areas, making the social area open and warm for interaction. The black–gray special paint on the wall, combined with linear lighting, adds depth and layering of light and shadow within a low-saturation palette.
The master bedroom uses black–gray tones and metal details to build a calm, enveloping atmosphere. The daughter’s room expresses a gentle rhythm through so, misty pink, while the son’s room uses geometric wall surfaces and neutral colors to provide a flexible environment for growth.