This home blends classical and modern elements to meet the needs of a six member family. An open layout shapes the living areas, creating a shared space for connection. With a narrow layout, bedrooms are placed at opposite ends, with a central living space for balance. The entryway features marble inlays and mirrored wall panels, establishing a visual identity. Inside, engineered wood flooring contrasts with architectural elements such as Roman columns, a fireplace, and hand-painted wallcoverings to shape the space.

JT Design is dealing with not only the design, but also the user's "feeling" in the space, so that they can obtain subtle changes in mood with the transition of seasons, weathers, light and shadow, day and night, and situations, and produce different sparks. Therefore, the design style does not belong to a single school, nor can it be classified as a certain type, rather than a straightforward quotation, it is like sharing the understanding of "beauty" with the client.

JT Design is dealing with not only the design, but also the user's "feeling" in the space, so that they can obtain subtle changes in mood with the transition of seasons, weathers, light and shadow, day and night, and situations, and produce different sparks. Therefore, the design style does not belong to a single school, nor can it be classified as a certain type, rather than a straightforward quotation, it is like sharing the understanding of "beauty" with the client.