Situated in Nan Fung Plaza, this residence features a saleable area of approximately 466 sq. ft. The design team adhered to the principles of "Subtractive Aesthetics" and "Functional Integration," utilizing a warm timber palette to redefine the boundaries of urban living. The project addresses the inherent spatial constraints of smaller units, creating a home that balances artistic elegance with everyday utility. Design Highlights: 1.Visual Continuity & Concealment: A full-height timber slat feature wall seamlessly integrates the corridor entrance into its rhythmic texture. This design choice not only unifies the interior facade but also expands the perceived horizontal depth by over 20%. 2.Spatial Rejuvenation: The underutilized windowsill has been reimagined as a Japanese-inspired sanctuary, successfully incorporating transitional margins into the primary living flow and adding a refined layer to the domestic experience. 3.Luminous Interplay: Minimalist glass-framed partitions allow natural light to permeate the interior freely, while the bespoke louvered bathroom doors ensure a harmonious balance between essential ventilation and visual privacy.