In the hustle and bustle of life, finding a space that belongs to oneself is what truly defines a home; it's not about the size of the space but about the experience of the journey. In the floor plan layout, we use a single vertical plane to gather and disperse the connections between different parts of the space, ensuring both functional use and fluid movement.By incorporating sliding doors, we allow the space to transform dynamically, where the door no longer serves just as a functional element for privacy, but also acts as a medium that defines and connects the space, making it larger and more flexible.In terms of functionality, the TV wall connects to the dining table, enabling the designer to create a simple yet powerful visual element on the facade that extends outward.

This design centers on "invisible storage," seamlessly integrating all cabinetry with the walls. Clean, streamlined lines are used to create multifunctional surfaces, with hidden storage spaces incorporated into the TV wall. All corners of the walls are designed with curved edges or curved cabinet doors, maximizing storage efficiency while softening the sense of spatial pressure. The walls and floors are clad in wood panels of the same color tone, complemented by floor-to-ceiling windows that bring in abundant natural light. This not only creates a harmonious interplay between materials and light but also elevates the overall comfort of the space.

This work presents a minimalist modern style home space, where the overall color scheme is primarily gray and black. Through the interplay of light and shadow, the space reveals more layers, creating a calm and understated atmosphere. Originally a narrow layout, the design has transformed the space by altering the partition to achieve the owner's desired open kitchen. The owner emphasized the purity and order in daily life, which is accomplished through the operation of a glass sliding door, allowing for interaction with his wife and children while enjoying the cooking process. This is a significant task accomplished in this design.

Situated in the vibrant city center of Hong Kong, the Decent & Dainty micro-apartment exemplifies sophisticated living within a compact 300 square feet. The space seamlessly integrates a queen-size bed, sofa, study desk, dining table, breakfast bar and a spacious kitchen, all designed for exceptional quality and comfort. A defining feature of the project is the full-height French glass doors connect the living area to an outdoor patio, effectively extending the functional space and fostering a seamless indoor-outdoor connection. The bedroom area is framed by a wooden portal with a stepped platform. Automatic blinds provide privacy and delineate the resting space from the living area. The television is strategically positioned to offer viewing convenience from both the sofa and the bed. The project blends innovative design and functional elegance, transforming a 300 sq ft space into a luxurious, light-filled sanctuary in the heart of Hong Kong.

This compact apartment utilizes level changes to define public and private areas, enhancing spatial clarity and function. A corridor wall is transformed into a bar counter that integrates with the dining space, streamlining circulation and maximizing utility. The main wardrobe extends from the master bedroom to the entrance, transitioning into a display unit that unifies storage with aesthetics. A suspended wall and foldable door create a flexible partition for the multifunctional room, maintaining visual openness while allowing spatial adaptability. The design emphasizes integration, fluidity, and a sense of expansiveness within limited square footage.

The design departs from traditional living room and one-bedroom and layouts, a central axis reorganizes the layout with the concepts of a “village”— divided shared and private zones.

A sense of 'mutual gaze' was created through a circulatory flow. The removal of the main wall allows the ceiling to provide subtle hints, while movable furniture and background-integrated cabinets create a flexible, all-directional living space.

The pathway leads to the balcony as the central axis, dividing the space into two major areas: the master bedroom and the living space. The flow from the living area to the master bedroom incorporates an open walk-in closet as a transitional zone between common and private areas. The circulation, sightlines, lighting, and airflow all intertwine and redirect, allowing the two main zones to connect through “mutual gaze,” creating a sense of space where no one’s back is ever turned.

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“Vivacious” is a luminous haven enliven by contrasting tones: minimalist white versus bold red and orange. Right from the apartment’s entrance, one is soothed by the reflected glow from the silver wallpaper above. It then opens to the pristine living/dining area marked by artful curves on the ceiling: the apartment owners, a couple who have just welcomed the arrival of their baby, would like a living room with ample space for their child to roam freely; the designers hence employed simple lines and white tone for spaciousness, masterfully rearranged the rooms, using wardrobes to separate the master bedroom and nursery, as well as repositioning the kitchen to expand the living/dining area. In contrast to the pure white oasis are the vibrant orange and red-tinted bathroom and kitchen, the latter being separated by a glass separator with the living area.

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This project features a soft beige base, accented with black wood grain and stone textures to create a layered modern aesthetic.

Replacing the traditional TV wall with a projector, the design frees up wall space for visual clarity and functional flexibility. Guided by the “less is more” philosophy, the space is distilled to its essentials, remaining minimal, refined and reflective of a calm urban lifestyle.

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Surrounded by lush greenery, this Tai Po family home blurs the line between indoors and out, embracing the forest as an extension of living space. Walnut wood panels wrap the interiors like tree bark, adding warmth and texture. Expansive glass walls invite shifting light, rustling leaves, and nature’s rhythm into daily life.

The design removes a partition wall and trims the balcony to transform the master bedroom and kitchen into sunrooms with skylights and floor-to-ceiling windows, offering panoramic views. These spaces flood with natural light by day and become stargazing spots by night.

The open-plan living and dining areas accommodate 10–15 people comfortably. A kitchen island and dining table serve multiple functions—from cooking to dining to casual work.

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“Glimmer House” is a renovation of a 45-year-old apartment located in Taipei’s Minsheng Community. Inspired by the surrounding greenery, the project adopts the concept of a “house in the woods.” To address the challenge of single-sided lighting, a wooden box study was placed by the window. Clad in solid wood across walls, floor, and ceiling, it evokes a treehouse retreat. Serving as both a reading space and a light conduit, the wooden study becomes the heart of the home, with its glass wall channeling the sole natural light into the entire living area.

Curved forms and furniture enhance both safety and visual softness, gently shaping the space while capturing subtle gradients of light—echoing the dappled shadows of a forest path. A palette of grey, white, and wood, along with curved forms and barrier-free flow, blends aesthetics with function, creating a gentle, nature-infused urban living space.

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Through a delicate aesthetic language, diverse design is seamlessly integrated throughout the space.

As time passes and the years gently settle in, the residence continues to exude a timeless charm. The sunlight diffused illumination amidst the space, gently yet firmly guarding the happiness of the family within.

In the final touches, every detail is meticulously considered, ensuring that every corner of the home reflects a deep understanding of life.

We believe this passion will continue to flow throughout the space, becoming a beautiful chapter that never fades.

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"Oasis Mansion" seamlessly blends elements of natural inspiration with interior design, creating a tranquil sanctuary for its inhabitants. The concept draws from the idea of an oasis�Xwhere life slows down and every corner nurtures peace and balance. From carefully curated furnishings to the interplay of light and shadow, every detail is thoughtfully considered to craft a space that is both luxurious and calming. It is a retreat from the noise of the world, helping residents reconnect with themselves, their loved ones, and the beauty of nature.