讀後心得

This article introduces a bare-shell house meticulously planned by designer Pan Shimin from Yunfang Design, showcasing 10 years of renovation experience. The design merges Italian furniture with neoclassical style, creating a unique light luxury space. The entrance design is elegant, and the open layout of the living room and dining area provides a comfortable communication zone. The master bedroom features soft tones, while the bathroom exudes a sense of luxury. The twin bed design in the daughter's room balances aesthetics and practicality, making storage more convenient. The overall style balances minimalism and elegance, making every corner feel relaxed and pleasant.

The editor will take you through the highlights of home decoration over the past decade. Time is neither long nor short, and this perfectly reflects the pros and cons of home renovation. Today, we are unboxing a bare shell apartment, which is the third project chosen due to the excellent living experience from the previous two times, with the help of a designer’s thoughtful planning. The designer, having a great understanding of the homeowner's needs based on past collaborations, utilizes Italian furniture aesthetics paired with romantic neoclassical style, breaking traditional frameworks to create a unique light luxury experience in this 55-ping bare shell apartment.

• The entrance hallway is an L-shaped corridor, with soft milk tea colors paired with partition vocabulary and long rainbow glass, interweaving to create an elegant and gentle welcoming atmosphere.
• Storage and shoe chairs are cleverly placed under the beams, reducing their presence while maintaining a spacious movement line.
• Upon entering the living space, the area is divided according to the homeowner's living habits. The open design connects the living room, dining room, kitchen, and study, forming a transparent and bright social atmosphere.
• The television wall in the living room has a minimalist gray paint base with large marble-patterned thin tiles on top, creating depth while adding some sophistication.
• The kitchen and dining functions are divided into light meals and hot dishes, with the light meal area centered around an island, creating a smooth return-shaped flow. The adjacent dining water cabinet and display cabinet perfectly satisfy party needs, offering diverse usage scenarios.
• The hot cooking area features built-in appliances, maintaining a cohesive look while enhancing user comfort.
• The master bedroom continues the milk tea color scheme, while golden accents elevate the elegance of the space. The master bathroom uses delicate Italian stone-patterned tiles, adding a touch of luxury to daily showers.
• The independent dressing room combines white cabinets with long rainbow glass doors, maintaining a breathable feel in the space, preventing feelings of oppression even during prolonged stays.
• The daughter’s room design aligns two single beds in a straight line, with a central low cabinet paired with a glass display cabinet, combining aesthetics and functionality, providing balanced storage space to alleviate future conflicts over insufficient storage.

I especially love the balance achieved between Italian minimalism and elegance; the designer simplified the complex totem elements of neoclassicism and, coupled with chosen petal sofas and golden accents, creates a home atmosphere that is both exquisitely elegant and modernly simple, molding a unique relaxed feel where every corner exhibits comfortable tension.