Objects often have two functions: use and decoration, but can they themselves replace walls to become the element that defines the nature and divides space?
They decided to use two large cabinets to define the space of the apartment and link them with other furniture into an extremely effective and beautiful system.
The first cabinet is placed in the middle of the house, replacing the previous wall, integrating the functions of a wardrobe, storage cabinet, shoe cabinet, TV shelf… This cabinet helps divide the apartment into two parts vertically.
The first cabinet is designed 60cm lower than the ceiling.
The second cabinet is designed to meander close to the wall in the common living space, helping to divide the kitchen from the living room and dining room spaces.
The apartment space is divided by two large cabinets.
Two multi-purpose cabinets are the important focal points of the project, not only helping to create space but also serving as a place to store and display furniture.
Entrance to the child’s laundry room and bathroom.
Objects such as tables, chairs, hanging lamps… are all designed or selected when ordering to match the proportion and nature of the space.
Another initiative worth noting is that the cooking table in the kitchen is designed to be very flexible.
The minimalist and scientific use of furniture creates a gentle, meditative sound but does not reduce the warmth of the apartment – something extremely necessary for a living space in the heart of a noisy city.
The preparation table in the kitchen can be moved to connect with the dining table, creating flexibility for the user.
The reasonable arrangement of the altar and bookshelves has created a `half-closed, half-open` kitchen, which can open up to the common living space, but at the same time is still separated from the dining room and living room.
The integrated wardrobe and TV shelf make the bedroom space more spacious.
