Central Park Towers Apartment450sq. ftTin Shui WaiRenovation And Design

A newlywed couple is finally about to start a sweet cohabitation life. Before officially moving into the new house, the two sides have different opinions on the design of home decoration. The male protagonist smiled bitterly and said, "Just like when we were in love, it was full of sparks." The female protagonist prefers a natural and pure style, but the male protagonist prefers modern luxury. How does the designer combine these two extremes? Walking into the lobby, the whole floor is made of wood-grained tiles. There is a large U-shaped multi-functional locker at the entrance. On the other side, behind the TV wooden cabinet, there is a wood-striped feature wall, and another one is decorated with quadrilateral slanted glass. At first glance, the wooden planks on the surface seem to be a wooden wall, but they turned out to be two doors. This unified design greatly enhances the overall sense of space. It is just a living room, and natural wood has been used everywhere as a decoration material. In order to make up for the luxury that the male protagonist needs, two very dynamic lightings in the hall are eye-catching. In the master bedroom, wood construction platform and platform bed are also used, and the storage function is first-class. The male protagonist once complained that the design of the whole house was too monotonous and hoped to have more modern and fashionable elements. The female protagonist did not agree. After some sweet lobbying, he finally left a sentence: "I will leave the design of the toilet to you." The wall of the toilet is made of light-colored textured high-temperature masonry, and the seepage design behind the mirror cabinet makes the space lighter and brings out a strong sense of modern luxury. The door frame of the bath screen is decorated with black, and the color matching is just right with the wood-colored washbasin cabinet. The 420-square-foot renovation of the whole house cost about 400,000 yuan. The project was successfully completed. The designer recalled: "I was just a middleman, combining the decoration preferences of the two householders. What really brought the two young people together was the love."