Interior Design Case - TSZ JIANG COURT

This unit of approximately 330 square feet needs to accommodate two adults and three children. It is centered around a multi-functional dining area, an ultimate storage system and an independent workspace, and uses modern and contemporary design language to interpret the ultimate potential of a small house. The design team used vertical storage walls to integrate shoe cabinets and bookshelves, embedded adjustable children's beds in the ceiling tracks, and extended the kitchen work surface with a streamlined center island bar, which can be retracted and converted into a four-person dining table, a home office desk and a parent-child crafting platform. The frosted glass partition cleverly separates the master bedroom and the children's room. The platform bed box hides a clothing storage system, and the smart storage wall composed of magnetic perforated boards and sliding rail shelves allows kitchen tools and stationery albums to be displayed in a modular manner. The spatial vision extends the depth of field through the silver-gray mirrored back wall and gradient terrazzo floor tiles. The milk tea color and curved lines soften the compact layout. The concept of "time superposition" is implemented to enable a single space to have six functional mode switches, proving that micro-houses do not need to sacrifice the quality of life. Through precise planning, the privacy of family members can be retained while maintaining the warmth of interaction, redefining the contemporary urban life philosophy of "small houses are not about making do, but about being particular."