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This all-blue home caught my eye as soon as I entered the door. The 126 square meters are refreshing and pleasant. Being in his home is like being in the ocean. The whole house is blue, which is really rare. Although there are 3 rooms in the house, his design of one room for two uses is also popular in the community. The master bedroom squeezes out a cloakroom, and the study has a cabinet to hide a Murphy bed. Who wouldn't be moved when seeing such a home!

Although the TV wall in the living room is relatively simple, every detail has a specific meaning. A row of suspended TV cabinets does not take up space and the curved edge design avoids bumps. The details are well handled. There is also a shelf installed next to it to assist in storage and make use of the wall space.

The wall behind the sofa is decorated with a wall of blue bookshelves. The combination of open and closed design is both visible and visible, and it is also very beautiful.

I like the layout and decoration of the master bedroom. The space is large but not empty, and it is quiet and practical.

Even under the bed there is space for storage. The bed board is made into a drawer cabinet, which can be pulled out and pulled out, and is just as practical as a single cabinet!

Although there is no bay window, a circle of wooden boards is placed around the window to create a windowsill, which is beautiful and practical.

The master bedroom is a suite. In addition to cabinets for storage, there is also a dressing room.

The clothes rack also serves as a dressing table, meeting the owner's various life needs.

The second bedroom is the boy's room. The blue space is refreshing and clean, suitable for boys. A row of desks is extended from the windowsill through the cabinet, which integrates storage and study, meeting the various needs of children.

There is also a study room in the house, which can be called a study room or a guest room. The interior design hides some subtle details.

Hiding a Murphy bed in a cabinet, who would have thought of this? Hiding the Murphy bed in a cabinet, if guests come to your home, you can just pull it down and sleep, it doesn't take up space and is suitable for small rooms.

In addition, a row of suspended desks is extended by using the corner space of the cabinet, which is also a design that does not take up space.

Are you satisfied with this study room?

The master bathroom originally had a bay window. Since it cannot be demolished, it might as well be converted into a washbasin and add a drawer cabinet to provide storage space and maximize the use of space.

The secondary bathroom is not too big, but necessary items such as dry and wet separation have been taken into consideration. No details of a practical home can be ignored!