Parkville

Negative Space Fusion Gallery

By breaking down storage, light, and materials and putting them back together, even a small space can feel open and full of air.
The design follows the idea of “fusion”: it draws from Japanese “negative space” style—simple on the outside, smart functions hidden inside. Dark wood tones against white spaces keep a natural material feel, turning a tiny home into a calm art gallery. Black metal-framed glass sliding doors copy the grid lines of French windows, using thin frames to reduce heaviness, let light pass through, and blur the lines between rooms.
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負空間的融合美術館

將收納、光線與材質拆解重組，小空間亦具大格局的呼吸感。
設計概念上，單位呼應「融合」的概念：設計借鏡日本「負空間美學」，表面極簡、機能內斂；深木色與留白對比延續其自然材質哲學，於微型住宅中營造美術館的寧靜；黑色金屬框玻璃趟門參考 French window格子窗線條手法，以細框線消解厚重，讓光線穿透、模糊空間界線。