Four Seasons Symphony in the Forest

The open design of the living room mezzanine makes the most of the available space without using any intentional dividers, allowing the surrounding natural air to freely circulate. The interior’s delicate ornamentation conveys adoration and appreciation for nature as it is. The soft and dense velvet of the sofa, the oily and silky leather of the seats, the clear and elastic wood grain of the wall wood veneer, and the vivid sense of life engage in conversation with the stillness of the forest, adding new aesthetic components to the space as a result.
Modern architecture’s angular shapes meld seamlessly with timber walls, blurring the boundaries between indoor and outdoor spaces. The decision to build in dark tones reduces the impact of sunshine, which makes the distinction between public spaces on the first floor and private spaces on the second story subtly obvious.
In order to achieve a personal and earthy fantasy in the light tones, the designer of the bedroom establishes the mood with more delicate and soft beige and maple colors and adds a significant quantity of coarse texture of cotton, linen, and plush materials.