Jing'an, Shanghai

The original living and dining area of the apartment was a tightly connected space, seeking sufficient comfort in visual and circulation aspects. The design focused on the extension planning of the axis.

We considered the TV wall as the base, taking into account the proportion of storage and display on the countertop, and created a well-organized TV cabinet design to present the overall facade and extend the openness of the space. The design of the dining side cabinet not only satisfies the functional needs of daily life, but also hides the seams of the doors with a rhythmic panel division design to create a cohesive cabinet art piece, while the countertop decoration adds an end-view effect to the corridor.

The soft furnishings and materials are selected with oak, linen fabrics, and light-colored leather to bring a natural and rustic atmosphere. Attention is also paid to delicate proportions and usage needs to create a cozy and relaxing home atmosphere.