King's Town Construction — Kingtown Star
A Continuation of Love
PLAIN MAKE DESIGN
INTERIOR SPECIFICATIONS
Design Style
Modern Style
Floor Area
110 ping
Layout
4 Bedrooms, 2 Living Rooms, 3 Bathrooms
Materials
Ceramic tile, Stone, Wood veneer, Metalwork, Glass, Wallpaper, Wood flooring, Wooden louver shutters
DESIGN CONCEPT
A Three-Generation Home Honoring the Family Elders
A 15-year-old home — dated in style, dim, and poorly laid out — became the starting point for a renovation driven by love. For the sake of aging parents, the homeowner set out to transform it into a home for three generations living together, honoring the elders of the family.
The owner had a clear, definite vision for the home. By combining two units into one layout, the renovation expands and integrates the public areas — creating a Japanese-style dining-and-kitchen space perfect for gathering with family and friends, along with a multifunction office space that is independent yet open, ideal for remote work. The spaciousness and brightness of the dual-unit home are woven together with practical functionality and a living arrangement suited to the elders, infusing the space with light, order, and emotional connection to reshape an easeful, richly layered atmosphere of daily life.White metal grilles let light and a sense of space pass through, while a continuous run of white storage and shoe cabinets cleverly maintains visual unity and a sense of purity. The feature wall is finished in the same color as the front door, its darker tone echoing the grey-toned floor tiles and standing out against the clean white — expressing a modern design vocabulary. To create a sense of depth, a deep walnut low cabinet and a table lamp are arranged, giving the space a restrained, settled feel. The view carries through to the study, where glass set into the partition wall adds visual layering and achieves a seamless flow throughout the space.
The space clearly distinguishes public and private zones. The public area centers on the living room, dining-and-kitchen, and study as the main living spaces, where large floor-to-ceiling windows draw in gentle sunlight for a sense of warmth and vitality. The TV feature wall, divided in rich proportions with light-grey naturally veined stone, is balanced symmetrically by the metal sliding door leading into the private zone; the recessed wall is paired with stone of differing veining, and clean, crisp lines set the tone for a unified main visual — expressing the grand, expansive presence befitting a large residence.
A complete, generously scaled kitchen layout makes this open area one of the heart of daily life. A multifunction bar counter connects to the dining table, while white system cabinetry creates a relaxed, easeful feel — making everyday meals more enjoyable to cook and to share, and perfectly establishing the home as the stage for family life and social gatherings.
The extension of the glass partition wall makes the overall environment more transparent and spacious. The desk is arranged facing the public area, opening up a sense of sightline across the whole expansive space — so interaction with family is never limited by walls. Through this exchange of glances, the family can sense one another's presence, fulfilling the goal of a reassuring home office.
The public and private zones are clearly defined by a glass sliding door; opening it creates a focal vista with visual depth along the corridor. The master bedroom is exceptionally spacious. To accommodate the homeowner's habit of at-home spa treatments, a beauty-therapy area was needed within the bathroom: a metal-and-glass partition screen serves as the TV wall, forming a looping circulation path with access from both sides. A large parallel sliding door lets the space be used flexibly while preserving privacy — ordering the space while also bringing order to the resident's way of life. In the sleeping area, headboard wallpaper and wood fill the space with clean white and wood-veneer tones; the soft, even light and a relaxed, easeful atmosphere give body and mind a sense of belonging and calm.
A bright bathroom with separated wet and dry areas, with space reserved for a dedicated at-home spa treatment area.
The concept of barrier-free circulation runs through the entire spatial layout, with every detail arranged around the care of elderly residents and a balance between living and working. The corridor is raised with a gentle ramp, anticipating the future use of mobility aids — simplifying the complex. The walls, finished in floral wallpaper, convey an elegant atmosphere and expand a comfortable sense of scale, letting the elders of the home feel a sense of ease and relaxation.
The girl's room is filled with a sweet, charming quality through its pink palette, paired with white to bring a cheerful, joyful mood.