A home is more than just a place to live, it's a microcosm of the owner's personality. The use of tones and lines to show character and rationality is the main goal of modern home design.
Let's take a look at a set of second-hand style three-bedroom apartments renovated by Yongchuan Gold Mantis House, with a total area of 125. The whole space is immersed in rustic earth tones, and at the same time, the warm walnut wood and black elements of the furniture make the whole space look three-dimensional and textured. The hostess of this home is full of inherent charm of tenacity and energy.
The design of the living room and dining room pays attention to "light decoration and heavy decoration", filling every corner with exquisite utensils and decoration, injecting elegance into home life.
Entrance hall
The floor of the entrance is paved with black and white mosaic bricks, which cleverly divides the dust area and creates a sharp contrast with the interior.
The rounded corners of the wall not only add to the design, but also avoid bumps.
The greenery in the corner of the entrance looks serene and powerful against the backdrop of the kitchen's begonia pattern retro double doors.
Living room
The whole living room is dominated by light milk coffee tones, with comfortable wooden floors, creating a simple and bright hard decoration style.
Decorations such as cave side tables, artistic chandeliers, and textured oil paintings add a rustic, natural, retro atmosphere to the room. The branches of the coiled Qiu show a sense of literary and artistic story in the halo of sunset.
As the center point of the living room, the round table surrounds the side chairs and side tables that are staggered to make the space more close.
The TV is housed in a vintage brown cabinet, and the wall niche on the left serves both display and storage space.
The balcony bay window was transformed into a storage booth, and the use of walnut door panels increased the aesthetics and utilization of the bay window.
Restaurant
The restaurant is full of life and light retro style.
A specially designed lattice glass partition behind the dining table acts as an insulating effect, while the light through the glass creates a changing light and shadow effect, allowing the eye to flow through the space.
The walnut-colored antique sideboard becomes more and more flavorful the more you look at it, and the different forms of dining chairs and second-hand beaded chandeliers of different heights make the dining area dynamic and interesting.
Kitchen
The kitchen is made of warm gray cabinets with milky white pearl tiles, and the cabinet doors are designed in a small hollow shape, which makes the kitchen look more clean and noble, and the storage space is also very sufficient.
Aisles
The positive and negative spaces in the aisle are used to embed the washer and dryer into the storage cabinet, which not only improves the space utilization, but does not affect the overall appearance.
Master bedroom
The master bedroom door is designed with a begonia pattern retro double door, creating a sense of ceremony for the master bedroom.
The main bathroom area is moved out to the master bedroom, and the hanging design of the wash basin reduces the feeling of oppression, while the entrance to the sleeping area in the corridor is designed with a curved door opening, echoing the double doors of the master bedroom.
The design of the sleeping area in the master bedroom is mainly comfortable and elegant, the head of the bed is painted with retro dark brown microcement, the dark color makes the space quieter, and the embellishment of the upholstered bed head is more conducive to sleep.
A full-sided wardrobe at the foot of the bed provides plenty of space for storage, keeping things tidy and enhancing practicality.
Cloakroom
The cloakroom takes advantage of the bay window location to create a small working and dressing area, where the owners occasionally practice fitness and yoga, making the cloakroom a multi-purpose room.
Guest bathroom
The guest bathroom uses antique green brick paving, which contrasts with the color palette of the master bedroom and brings a different visual experience.
Colours, lines and decorations in the home design are skillfully used to reflect the personality and taste of the owner. This home is full of warmth and detail that makes for immersion.