Project posted by Nora Lin
The kitchen has an industrial-style wine rack and the dining table as its visual center, which conveys the owners' warm hospitality. The fragrance of the solid wood mixes with the subtly rough-hewn ambiance, and the place where the two design styles fuse is also a transition zone on the way to the young married couple's private space.
The younger married couple's living room and bedroom feature an industrial vocabulary with vibrant personality as its main theme, and it contains large amounts of warmly-colored solid wood and bright, single-colored soft décor, which melt the icy rough-hewn lines, and make the room a relaxing living space with an energetic style.
Privacy problem: The younger and older couples have very different daily schedules.
Solution: If someone wishes to go out at night, or invite a friend over, there is no need to go through the main entrance in the public space; instead, the person can go in or out through the living room without disturbing the older couple. This allows each person to maintain his or her own living habits.
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We can use the general concept of a "household" to encompass two generations' independent living spaces. In hope of better dialog between the members of the two generations, the idea of "frameless dialog" has gradually appeared. We therefore opened a connection between the two households, demolished the seven tiny rooms, and rebuilt three living spaces with independent functions: public space, the older married couple's bedroom, and the younger married couple's bedroom. By eliminating the "frame" formed by the existing layout, we created a more expansive and flexible "dialog" space.