Yu Fei · CLIENT: Yu Fei
No Restriction is a residential interior design for a family home. A tea room is placed within the living area like a small box set inside a larger box. The floor of the tea room is slightly raised, and upper and lower light troughs separate the room from the surrounding space. A two-part wooden sliding door links the tea room to the living room, while a glass door opens to the balcony. The result is a circulation loop between living room, tea room and balcony. The design aims to add practicality, aesthetics, planning and environmental care to family life.
Press Kit
- Unique Properties
- Put a small room which likes a box in the living room, use lights and shapes to emphasize it, and at the same time solve the functional requirements and the style relationship of the large space!
- Tags
- practicality, aesthetics, planning, environmental protection
- Design Challenge
- The design also constructs the connection between the living area and the rest area. This tea room, which resembles an independent box in the home space, is truly "independent but not lonely", and the gradual change of the space becomes more possibilities here.
- Project Duration
- The project started in March 2020 in Fujian, and finished in March 2020 in Fujian.
- Operation Flow
- In this house, the tea room is slightly higher than the ground. The designer cleverly used the upper and lower light troughs to separate this space from the entire space to form an independent space that "based on home but beyond home".
- Research
- The corner of the tea room and the living room is designed as a two-part wooden sliding door, and the glass door on the other side connects to the living balcony, and finally forms a "living room-tea room-living balcony-living room" space circulation, which is divided into two diagonally.
- Inspiration
- Putting the small box in the big box as inspiration, interior design can bring more possibilities for space and family life.The design of this case is to provide more possibilities for family life in terms of practicality, aesthetics, planning, and environmental protection.
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