The five-year-old new house was originally a three-bedroom, two-living-room, and two-bathroom layout, but according to the owner’s needs, it was transformed into two bedrooms and a study, plus an open kitchen. The study is designed with a penetrating glass that expands the visual space of the living room, and the separation between the study and the bedroom is achieved through a non-ceiling wardrobe, which reduces the sense of confinement in the space while maintaining privacy for each room. As the second bedroom has a smaller area, a sliding door was added outside the shared bathroom and hallway, which can be closed to become an independent suite when there are no guests, enhancing the flexibility of space utilization.

The owner is very fond of the design style of Spanish architect Antoni Gaudí. They purchased golden door handles from Casa Batlló, which became an important element of the entire interior design. Some of the walls also use Morandi green and golden colors to complement each other, elegant yet vibrant, becoming the keynote of the overall design.

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