Blush Nest

The owner of a 71 square meters residence in Kaohsiung, who lives with parents, wanted a warm atmosphere that is loved across generations in the limited space. The designer focuses on "soft pink and milk tea tone", combining with the warm texture of wood grain, to create a dreamlike and functional modern residence for the family.
The overall space is interwoven with pink and milk tea colors, and embellished with wood grain and iron details, giving the residence a natural warm texture. The entryway is considerate of the use of elders, set up a shoe chair, and combined with iron glass screens, cleverly resolving the bad feng shui of opening door and seeing the window, while allowing the light to penetrate, to create a bright and comfortable home scene. The right side of the entrance hides the storage room through the neat door plate, which not only increases the storage function and maintains the simplicity of the space, but also does not affect the fluidity of the moving line.

The living room and dining room are divided by a half-height TV wall, which not only defines the functional area, but also retains the permeability and intersection of the line of sight, and further extends the depth of the space. The beam over the TV wall not only reduces the sense of pressure through the line light and the arc decoration, but also adds a soft frame effect to the home space and becomes the visual focus. In a corner of the living room, a pink magnetic painted glass is specially set up to provide the children of friends and relatives with an interesting field for writing and painting, which not only adds a lively atmosphere of the home, but also becomes a striking visual scene with the arch shape. The dining room adds a light tea bar to solve the problem of insufficient electrical storage. The master bedroom is decorated with a mix of grey and pink elements, and the storage cabinet of one entire wall is arranged to integrate function and beauty.