This three-level residence brings work and everyday life together, with each floor serving a different purpose.
The owner wanted a calm living environment with fewer distractions. Through careful planning of circulation, functions, and privacy, each level can operate independently while remaining part of the same home.
The first floor serves as a study and sitting area. A curved ceiling opening brings daylight into the entrance, where grey floor tiles transition into light wooden flooring. The desk, sitting area, and beverage counter share an open space, allowing the owner to move easily between reading, working, and taking a break. A wall-mounted bicycle also becomes part of the interior composition.
Doors leading to the upper and lower floors are concealed within the surrounding walls. When closed, they blend into the interior finishes, allowing the first floor to remain a space of its own.
The basement is reserved for a future independent studio, with a separate entrance that allows visitors to arrive without passing through the private residence. With limited daylight and a relatively low ceiling, white finishes create a brighter, more open impression. Glass and slatted partitions define different areas while maintaining visual connections.
The second floor contains the main living spaces, with light wood, warm grey tones, and gentle ceiling curves creating a softer atmosphere.
A textured glass partition was added between the main bathroom and staircase, allowing natural light to reach the stairwell while maintaining privacy. It also creates a visual focal point at the end of the stairs.
The bedroom continues the warm material palette, with integrated storage and adjustable blinds that provide control over daylight and privacy.
Across the three levels, work and daily life each have their own place. While clear boundaries allow the spaces to function independently, light and sightlines can still extend through carefully designed openings and partitions.
The result is a home that offers both privacy and the freedom to live without unnecessary distractions.
