The Japanese Muji interior design style philosophy is perfectly captured in this interior design project located at Wing Fok Centre in Fanling. The designer has not only incorporated ample wooden elements and appropriate blank spaces but also consciously removed unnecessary decorations to create a comfortable Japanese-style haven. This home, accommodating a family of three and a cat, truly reflects the warmth and serenity of a family.

The long and narrow structure of the living and dining areas is cleverly addressed by concentrating the primary storage space on large wall surfaces. The hanging high cabinet design, paired with light wood tones and soft lighting, effectively reduces the sense of space oppression. The dark wooden floor complements the light wood furniture, enhancing the overall three-dimensionality and layering of the space. This design style not only makes the living space more aesthetically pleasing and practical but also conveys a serene and introverted Japanese Muji aesthetic.