A nude look

The open layout introduces light to the home. The soft nude tones along with curves convey the essence of an unpretentious space. Their softness and inclusiveness can offset the abruptness of the beams and columns, stimulating all five senses as people move through the space along the traffic flow. In an unobstructed space, the half-height walls and different ceiling heights delineate invisible boundaries. The space is designed to be transparent and encourage people to think rationally.
At the entryway, gray hexagonal tiles delineate the mud room. The well-thought-out trapezoid increases the size of the entrance, which also softens the sharpness of the joints. The integrated shoe cabinet and shoe chair can create a simple yet refined first impression. The light source emits a stunning yellow glow through the glass door panels, which creates a space that not only looks warm but also serves its intended purpose.
The beige TV wall along with the pure white wall creates layered color gradients. Leaving a gap on the top can provide a breathing space. The curved edges at the end are extended outward, not only wrapping the structural columns, but also creating a smooth visual flow.
The half-height wall behind the sofa defines the living room and study room, while the pegboard on one side allows the homeowner to hang accessories. The vivid and colorful accessories give the clean entryway a fun touch. At the turning point, the use of curved surfaces softens the rigidity of right angles, extending horizontally along the canopy. Curves once again link and connect different dimensions, creating a sense of consistency and allowing the three major elements, flows, curves, and nude tones, to flow through the abode. In the dining room, a hidden door cleverly hides the entrance to the space. The width of the wall is imperceptibly extended by simplifying intricate lines, creating a clean and simple view.