Guangzhou, China
The Minimal Retreat
Pale planes, dark frames and recessed shelving organise the main living areas with an emphasis on clean transitions
- Location
- Guangzhou, China
- Space
- Residential interiors
- Featured products
- Smart bathroom mirrors · Bathroom partitions · Stairway display · Entrance · Concealed-track entrance door · Entrance cabinets · Media cabinets · Dance studio · Concealed doors
01 / DESIGN IN DETAIL
Entrance | Storage along the arrival route
A narrow framed display and low storage define the entrance without filling the circulation route Full-height panels continue the composition toward the interior
02 / DESIGN IN DETAIL
Vanity | Paired forms and soft light
Two illuminated mirrors sit above a continuous dark vanity The repeated curved forms soften the linear cabinet and create individual places within the shared surface
03 / DESIGN IN DETAIL
Bathroom | Glass as a spatial boundary
A slim dark frame defines the glass partition beside the bath Its transparent surface separates zones while keeping the room visually continuous
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Smart bathroom mirrors
Paired rounded mirrors define two wash positions above the shared vanity — illuminated outlines soften the surrounding straight lines and make the mirror composition a clear focal point
Bathroom partitions
A slim dark frame outlines the glass partition beside the bath — the clear panel separates the bathing zones while preserving the room’s visual depth and the view toward the window
Stairway display
A glazed opening turns the stair transition into a framed view of the adjoining interior — the broad clear surface brings visual continuity to the circulation area and contrasts with the surrounding solid panels
Entrance
A narrow open display, low storage and full-height panels define the arrival sequence — the cabinet elements stay close to the wall, leaving a clear route from the entrance into the home
Concealed-track entrance door
The concealed-track door sits within a sequence of pale wall panels at the entrance — reducing the visible track detail lets the opening read as part of the surrounding composition rather than a separate feature
Entrance cabinets
A low entrance cabinet offers a convenient landing surface beneath the window — its compact placement provides everyday storage while keeping the narrow passage visually open
Media cabinets
The central screen niche is flanked by glass-front storage beneath a continuous band of pale cabinets — dark framing grounds the lower section while the upper fronts blend into the room’s architecture
Dance studio
A mirrored wall supports movement practice while reflecting the length of the room — keeping the centre free of furniture gives the studio a clear working area, with the mirror and perimeter finishes doing the visual work
Concealed doors
Door panels follow the surrounding wall finish to make secondary openings less prominent — the continuous surface brings a calmer rhythm to the corridor and lets the main circulation route stay visually clear
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