FUNG SHUN SPACE｜THE EVERYDAY AESTHETICS OF TRANQUILITY AND ORDER: HOW CAN MODERN MINIMALIST HOMES CREATE A STABLE LIFE IN THE CITY?

In today's fast-paced city, are you also eager to have a space where your mind truly relaxes? This modern minimalist house, designed by Fengshun Space, perfectly achieves the purity and stability of life through the design philosophy of “less is more”.

From layout to material selection, every detail reflects a deep interpretation of tranquility and order. This article will take you deeper into this residential space, explore the four major design highlights and spatial philosophy, and answer a few common questions about minimalist homes.

The concept of space: making “less” a force

The project is located on a city high rise with a small number of floors, but the design is full of tension and level. Focused on dark gray, misty white and warm wood, the Fung Shun space introduces natural light with large floor-to-ceiling windows, allowing the vision to sink in sync with the mind.

All rooms are open-plan, connecting the living room, restaurant and kitchen, eliminating line breaks and making life smoother and more natural. The design is not necessarily decorative, but allows every inch of space to convey the beauty of simplicity.

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Design highlight 1: a kitchen that combines function and beauty

Most people think minimalism equals impracticality, but this kitchen completely subverts that impression. Choose matte dark gray cabinets with matching stone countertops and hidden handles to make the overall lines cleaner and cleaner. The double sink design is easy to prepare and clean, with plenty of storage space for everyday cooking.

Connected to Nakajima, the table visually extends the flow of nature, not only enhancing the overall sense of space, but also making the interaction between cooking and dining more intimate.

Design highlight 2: Blurred boundaries to create a balance between sharing and solitude

The common area is visually accented with a curved dark brown leather sofa, with an inky green back wall, showing a superficial sense of material contrast. The display walls are embedded in black iron shelves that place pottery, books and works of art to show not only personal taste, but also make the walls an art canvas in the space.

This “no-fuss design” blends the furniture with the architectural vocabulary of nature, creating a quiet yet profound beauty.

Design highlight 3: Translucent light screen for a more ceremonial feel to the bedroom

The bedroom delimits the space with a Japanese-style folding grille screen, which not only maintains visual penetration, but also maintains privacy. The bed features wallpaper with a mountain mist, gray bedding and track lights to create a calm, relaxing sleep atmosphere.

This method of creating an atmosphere of space with soft materials and light shadows allows people to return to the room to switch to rest mode automatically.

Design highlight 4: Leave white, is the most touching beauty

Changing rooms and multifunctional spaces use a white design, combined with wooden floors and pure white facades to create a pressure-free and highly scalable space. Suspended storage cabinets, portico displays, and tiered sliding door designs minimize the order and proportion of the landing space.

These details are the epitome of [Fengshun space]'s high mastery of the aesthetics of life — allowing you to feel the rhythm and warmth of the design while using the space.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: Does a minimalist house look cool?

Actually, it won't! With textural materials such as wood leather, matte stone, and indirect lighting, the minimalist style is warmer.

Q2: Can I do this design with a small number of floors?

Of course you can! The size of the table is small, but the open layout and color uniformity greatly enhances the feeling of space.

Q3: Will this design lack storage?

Fung Shun Space features hidden or integrated storage in every space, combining beauty and practicality.

Q4: Will open spaces affect privacy?

It's designed to precisely divide private and public areas with translucent screens and cabinets.

Q5: Will this kind of design budget be high?

Compared to luxury styles, minimalist styles focus on materials and design, while controlling budgets more precisely and increasing the sense of value.

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Quiet, is the deepest temperature in the design

Minimalism is not empty, but everything is selected. In this project, Fung Shun Space uses careful proportions, materials and light to create a city house full of levels, warmth and tranquility.

Here, design is not just a representation of beauty, but a practice of a philosophy of life.

Want to create a minimalist aesthetic home that belongs to you?

Contact [Fengshun Space] today and let us create a special quiet living area for you 👉 Call me to book a space consultation

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