The foyer serves as a transitional space between indoors and outdoors, showcasing the homeowner's personality and taste while guarding the tranquility and privacy of the interior. In this case, the foyer design features a wardrobe that reaches the ceiling, with both aesthetics and practicality in mind. The minimalist vertical lines are clean and crisp, enhancing the overall texture, and the cabinet is slightly recessed to create a semi-open space, leaving more room for daily footwear changes and storage. The open and spacious layout of the combined living and dining area realizes the connection between different functional zones, creating an open and transparent family interaction pattern, significantly enhancing the space utilization rate and enhancing the sense of interaction and quality. The ultra-wide floor-to-ceiling glass window is like a picture frame that presents the changing scenery outside, and when the light pours in and fills the room, it also adds a touch of warmth to life. The overall style of the first floor follows the design principle of "simplifying complexity," abandoning complicated decorations and high-saturation colors, and emphasizing the beauty of simplicity. The wall-cabinet integration design blends naturally with low-saturation colors to create a low-key and elegant space atmosphere. The living room features a gray upholstered sofa paired with a black and gold marble coffee table, a dark wood TV background wall connected to a metal storage rack, and the most straightforward techniques are used to skillfully combine the most contrasting materials and colors. In addition to ensuring the unique balance of the entire space, it brings a strong visual impact and adds depth and dimension to the interior space. As one ascends from the first floor, it seems that one's emotions are also changing. The living room on the first floor no longer has a reception function, and the living room on the second floor is more focused on the comfort of residents. Every meticulous design and treatment is inten