Residence W. | Matters

This compact apartment utilizes level changes to define public and private areas, enhancing spatial clarity and function. A corridor wall is transformed into a bar counter that integrates with the dining space, streamlining circulation and maximizing utility. The main wardrobe extends from the master bedroom to the entrance, transitioning into a display unit that unifies storage with aesthetics. A suspended wall and foldable door create a flexible partition for the multifunctional room, maintaining visual openness while allowing spatial adaptability. The design emphasizes integration, fluidity, and a sense of expansiveness within limited square footage.