Residential interior design

Multiple application of wood

To turn the disadvantage of the location into a strong point

Stone and oak to bring light back into an old farmhouse

A pleasant place to live by the national road

An old Japanese-style house turns into a ceramic artist’s studio

A time gap passing through the exterior and interiors

Insert multi-story concrete floors into a steel frame house

Precipitate ambiguous feelings into living space

A modern and cosy space echoing the threshing floor

Split operation interweaving the city, nature and function

Apartment renovation adapted for current needs

Forming a complete and self-consistent interior environment

“whirlpool” starting from the wall spirals all the way up

To contain the space in a uniform, warm, and soft casing

Shared life of two families

An open-plan apartment cleverly zoned by the insertion of “boxes”

Natural blending of indoor and outdoor spaces

Allowing the view to extend indefinitely