This village house design project near the beach in Tai Po adopts a minimalist Japanese interior style. The project covers the second floor’s interior space and the rooftop design. The advantage of the unit is that the living room has ample natural light, whereas the kitchen is located in a dimly lit corner. To address this, we reconfigured the interior layout, moving the kitchen closer to the terrace. This not only provides a more spacious countertop area but also integrates the kitchen, dining, and living areas, allowing more natural light to enter the living spaces. The combination of the living room and kitchen enlarges the overall view and fully embodies the serene simplicity of Japanese interior design. This setup promotes interaction and communication whether for daily cooking or entertaining friends, creating a spacious, bright, and warm atmosphere.