Alps II:As the largest mountain range in Europe, the Alps serve as the source of rivers such as the Danube River and the Rhine River. The product is named after the Alps, aiming to bring design back to its origins both functionally and aesthetically to create a sophisticated and unconventional space. The Alps product embodies a low profile, forming a new home style that emphasizes both high-end appeal and practicality, thereby showcasing one's taste and aesthetics.

Entryway:

Mirror cabinet | Stretching space

A mirror cabinet is added at the entryway. The diverse configuration provides both a space for organizing makeup when going out and additional storage, enhancing the quality of the space.

Dining room:

Back panel with contrasting colors | Balanced vision

The cabinet doors are in a simple and elegant color, reflecting the quality of the space. The red back panel adds vibrancy, creating a romantic atmosphere. The aluminum alloy frames and transparent cabinet glass infinitely extend the physical space into the realm of the mind.

Study room:

Patterned back panel | Display of details

The back panel is embellished with decorative patterns to avoid monotonous colors and add spatial layers.

Balcony:

TANDEM side door shelving unit and pull-out basket, ensuring both storage and neatness

The tool rack and pull-out baskets are placed in the cabinet, and the storage units with different functions can be used for sorting out and storing cleaning appliances, thereby providing practicability and aesthetics.

Bedroom:

Uneven cabinet | Enhancement of the sense of layering

Based on daily usage habits, the wardrobe is equipped with various storage units such as pants drawers and leather boxes, allowing clothes and jewelry to be neatly organized and stored in an orderly manner. The glass doors of the cabinet enhance the quality of the space, and the uneven cabinet enhances the sense of layering in the space.