yinjispace

INTERIOR
Chenjing Design
PHOTOGRAPHY
Li Ming
EDITOR
Gina
Collection

"Natural, restrained and simple", abandoning the sumptuous complexity not defined by a strong style, changing the original bland spatial form and following the simplicity and rusticity, this 175 square metre apartment with its unique natural flavour constructs an ideal residence that is a skilful blend of modern and wabi-sabi aesthetics.

The fragmented space is deconstructed and reconstructed, integrating the fragmented space and creating a smooth migratory area from the point of view of needs. The use of “simple white space” and “coarse texture” creates a modern wabi-sabi home with a sense of texture and restrained colors, interpreting a pure and natural meditation space in the living room.

Simple and chiaroscuro, pure colors and clean lines to reach a bright and orderly living space. The wall with art paint simulates the coarse texture after the wind erosion, irregular curved beams as the design of the eye-catching elements, softening the hard square space, while adding a unique visual aesthetics. Paired with dark-colored soft furnishings, it is restrained, calm and layered.

The living room and the dining area are connected by the entrance, which adopts the design of “open door to the mountain”, the curved corner cabinets complement the ceiling of the living room, making a euphemistic division of space and softening the line of sight. The curved surface contrasts and intersperses with the flat surface, which is unforgettable in the residential space. The use of materials, the combination of wood and stone, to create the beauty of both strong and soft. The combination of island and long table responds to a variety of dining around the dynamic line, and the dining cabinet under the window not only supplements the countertop, but also increases the storage space.

The kitchen is partitioned using sliding sliding doors to create a living-dining room with interactivity. The sofa back wall is a hidden secret, push open the invisible door is the master bedroom space. The original rooms were opened up and reorganized to turn three rooms into a multi-functional suite. Containing a bedroom, independent study, 4 separated bathroom and walk-in checkroom.The “box-shaped” bathroom connects the spaces to form a smooth, traversing migratory line, ensuring continuity, smoothness and order in daily living. 

The “corridor” creates a relatively independent study, and the warm earthy colors harmoniously blend into the overall environment, creating a calm atmosphere. To the right of the entrance door is a walk-in checkroom with a soft-film ceiling that mimics natural light, brightening the dimly lit hallway and adding lightness and relaxation to the space.

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