Artwill Interior Design House conceived a holistic space for this 1,300 square feet residential unit, to take advantage of the natural landscape through an open plan layout. Structurally, the works were extensive, where the original small room was demolished and converted into a dining room, while a glass sliding door was built to separate the dining and living zones, yet provide an airiness and openness to the space. Elegant colours have been selected to seamlessly merge the boundaries between indoors and outdoors. The television cabinets and walls have been designed with arc lines and hand-painted murals, evoking a sense of soft poetry and artistry while other detailed elements breathe a Japanese charm into the interiors: from chandeliers with Japanese paper textures, log wood dining tables, and walls decorated with wooden strips and circular elements. The murals are filled with Oriental flavour, while Japanese carvings added to the wall behind the bed in the master bedroom implement beautiful Japanese aesthetics.