Taiwanese Minimalism Living Room: Everything Put Away

An extremely minimalist contemporary Taiwanese living room. An entire wall consists of handleless cabinets in the same white color as the wall; when closed, only regular door seams are visible, with all clutter stored inside. There are only three pieces of furniture in the space: a low, light gray fabric sofa set, a wooden round table with slender legs, and a floor lamp. The floor is light gray polished concrete, and the walls are white. There are no paintings, no ornaments, no decorative moldings. The only soft furnishings are two beige throw pillows on the sofa and a tall green plant placed in the corner. The windows are large floor-to-ceiling windows, hung with thin white sheer curtains, with natural light being the main protagonist of the space. Avoid: adding decorative paintings and ornaments, using cabinets with handles and elaborate designs, adding a TV wall design, introducing a second strong color into the space.

Translated from Chinese by AI.

一間極度簡潔的當代台灣客廳。整面牆是與牆同色的白色無把手櫃體,關起來時只看得見規律的門縫,所有雜物都收在裡面。空間中只有三件家具:一組低矮的淺灰布沙發、一張細腳的木質圓几、一盞落地燈。地板是淺灰的水泥粉光,牆面是白色。沒有掛畫、沒有擺件、沒有裝飾線板。唯一的軟裝是沙發上兩個米色抱枕與一株放在角落的高大綠色植物。窗戶是大面的落地窗,掛著薄的白紗簾,自然光是空間的主角。避免:加入裝飾畫與擺件、使用有把手與造型的櫃體、加入電視牆造型、讓空間出現第二種強烈顏色。