The installation of glass windows from floor to ceiling, extending almost the entire wall, helps the living room escape the feeling of darkness and stuffiness, while maximizing natural light. To balance brightness, the designer combines the wall behind the black TV with a dark floor capable of absorbing light, creating a moderate contrast without causing dazzling sensation.
Open space also creates connections between living areas. Wall-mounted bookshelves in the living room not only help store but also express the homeowner's preferences, turning the reception area into a space for chatting, enjoying tea, watching TV and sharing favorite books.
The monochrome dining table and chairs are arranged in the center, while leaving a wide walkway for convenient movement during meals. The use of restrained colors brings elegance, limits the feeling of dizziness and helps the space maintain harmony for a long time.
In the hallway, a full-body mirror both creates an expanding space effect and becomes a highlight thanks to the striking pink color. Long chairs, small shoe cabinets and decorative paintings are arranged reasonably, effectively taking advantage of this area that is easily forgotten.
