This project explores the relationship between art and everyday living by integrating exhibition spaces into a contemporary residential environment. Rather than separating daily life from artistic experience, the design transforms the home into a living gallery where artworks become part of everyday life. A centrally positioned exhibition core organizes the spatial layout, creating continuous visual and physical interaction between the living spaces and the displayed artworks. The project aims to provide a calm, minimalist living environment while encouraging an immersive experience where art naturally becomes part of the home.

The residential layout is organized around a central exhibition core that defines the circulation throughout the house. Social spaces are positioned along the main façade, while private functions are located in the quieter rear section. A neutral material palette, natural textures, and clean surfaces create a calm background that highlights the artworks, while selected color accents and sculptural single-line furniture introduce a contemporary and dynamic identity. Continuous linear lighting reinforces spatial continuity, integrating everyday living and exhibition experience into a unified environment.

The project employs light oak herringbone flooring, natural stone textures, and matte painted surfaces to create a timeless and minimalist material palette. Spatial continuity is reinforced through continuous linear LED lighting and a flat suspended ceiling system. The floor plan is organized around a central exhibition core, with social spaces positioned along the front façade and private functions located in the quieter rear section. Neutral tones emphasize the displayed artworks, while carefully selected color accents introduce a dynamic identity to the interior.