SHORT DESCRIPTION

The private house planning project aims to address the issue of a crowded original layout. To achieve this, the designer has chosen an open approach and circular movement design to create a sense of open space and smooth flow of movement. The curvilinear ceiling design resolves the problem of insufficient height and eliminates the oppressive feeling brought by the ceiling, thereby enhancing the quality of living. Additionally, given the owner's involvement in the shipping industry, ocean imagery has been incorporated into the home to create a warm, elegant, and joyful living space for the owner. Embracing the "people-oriented" concept, the designer not only establishes an open layout and seamless movement pathways but also integrates carefully designed cabinets, lighting, and other elements to provide residents with contemporary living functions, thereby enhancing their quality of life. Through the adept use of diverse color tones, materials, and both straight and curved lines, the design creates a visually rich and three-dimensional effect, affording residents a comfortable and rejuvenating experience at the conclusion of a hectic day. The homeowner, who is engaged in the shipping industry, feels a strong emotional bond with the ocean. As a result, the interior design incorporates blue and gray as the primary color scheme, along with a wave-shaped ceiling and herringbone parquet flooring. The lighting is designed to evoke a sunset over the ocean, creating a serene and sparkling sea ambiance. This design aims to help the homeowner feel a deep connection to the ocean while at home. Furthermore, the use of natural materials emphasizes a harmonious coexistence with nature, enhancing the overall space with a natural environment. The circular circulation design seamlessly connects all areas, facilitating efficient movement and providing residents with a convenient and comfortable space.