Muji Style Entrance Hall: A White Wall and Stored Shoes

A Muji-style entryway: A full-height white shoe cabinet, the same color as the wall, with no handles. When closed, only regular fine seams are visible, like a pure white wall. The middle section is left open as a storage niche, holding an unglazed ceramic plate for keys and a small potted plant. The space below the cabinet is left open from the floor for daily shoes, with only two or three pairs neatly arranged. The walls are pure white, and the floor is light-colored tiles, separated from the indoor wooden flooring by a thin brass strip. A frameless narrow mirror on the wall. A white cylindrical wall lamp. The overall space is so clean it's hard to tell it's an entryway. Avoid: shoe cabinets that look like obvious cabinets, adding handles and decorative elements, a large number of shoes piled on the floor, hanging decorations on the wall.

Translated from Chinese by AI.

一個無印風的玄關:一整面與牆同色的白色鞋櫃,無把手,關起來時只看得見規律的細縫,像一面純白的牆。中段留空一格作為置物,放著一個素燒陶盤裝鑰匙與一盆小植物。下方離地留空可以放當天的鞋,只有兩三雙,擺放整齊。牆面純白,地坪是淺色磁磚,與室內的木地板以一道細銅條分界。牆上一面無框的窄鏡。一盞白色的圓筒壁燈。整體乾淨到看不出是玄關。避免:鞋櫃做成明顯的櫃體、加把手與造型、地上堆放大量鞋子、牆上掛裝飾。