Designed for multigenerational living, this home avoids rigid spatial division.

Centered around the idea of home, it weaves daily life into a soft and continuous flow. Through material, light, and rhythm, it evokes a modern hermitage —
not just a place to live, but a quiet retreat for the soul.

 

The original layout was enclosed and outdated, with poor flow. We reconfigured the space for multigenerational living by removing partitions and upgrading all systems. A soft curved axis connects foyer, dining, and living areas—blending ceiling, wall, and floor into one continuous gesture. Mineral-finished walls, black veneer, and grey oak flooring form a quiet contrast. Custom storage conceals irregularities while preserving spatial rhythm. Indirect lighting traces arcs and shadows, guiding movement through stillness. The result is a calm, fluid home where silence, light, and life unfold gently.

 

Curved Core
Flow as Threshold
A gentle curve anchors the heart of the home— linking three zones as both threshold and transition. Material, light, and movement converge here, softening boundaries and inviting stillness.