What's the most important thing for a house? Of course, it's to make the owner comfortable! Just like this unit, which aims to create a comfortable home with light wood as the main tone, combined with solid wood furniture and comfortable natural light, creating a simple Japanese-style home.
The TV cabinet in the living room adopts a suspended design, making it look lighter. A matcha green sofa and a gray coffee table make the living room simple yet not dull.
The dining room's storage space is composed of a wall cabinet and a shaped cabinet. This design can reduce the oppressive feeling of the cabinets and provide an L-shaped surface for the owner to place cups and coffee machines.
The wooden study desk is built against the window sill, which not only avoids wasting window sill space but also fully utilizes natural light, making it very suitable for the owner to work and read. The curved design of the corner also enhances the soft feeling of the room.
The master bedroom continues the light color scheme of the entire house, using a large amount of white space and wood to create a simple and comfortable atmosphere. The large wardrobe features a glass door design with added light troughs, making the entire space look more transparent and convenient for clothes.
Have you noticed anything special about the doors in all the rooms? To enhance the Japanese style, the designer specially used room doors with a faux Japanese sliding door design, cleverly incorporating ancient Japanese architectural elements into the design.