The Glass House / Residential

Project: Glass House

Location: Mock Project

Completed: 2024

My design philosophy gravitates towards the calming blend of Japanese and Scandinavian aesthetics, often known as Japandi. This style's therapeutic simplicity resonates with me, and I’m excited to someday design my own home in this harmonious fusion.

Recently, I took a break from commercial design to focus on high-quality rendering. Inspired by one of my favorite YouTubers, Show It Better, I've honed my skills in Enscape, elevating my renderings from good to exceptional.

For this project, I wanted to create a space that embodies the Japandi style, emphasizing natural materials and serene design. The home is surrounded by diverse trees that attract wildlife, with a full glass wall offering expansive views of nature. Inside, the two-level layout includes a master bedroom with an ensuite, three additional rooms, and two bathrooms. This home is perfect for entertaining, featuring various seating areas tailored for conversation. A striking double-sided red sofa offers flexibility, allowing guests to either enjoy the outdoor views or relax while watching TV.

I also integrated a small pond with lily pads, as I find the use of water in design both refreshing and tranquil.


Biophilic design elements, including the presence of plants, enhance the sense of calm and tranquility. This space blends Japanese simplicity with Scandinavian functionality, perfectly embodying the Japandi style.

This design showcases a contemporary and minimalist style with Japandi influences. Natural materials and warm tones create a welcoming atmosphere. The wooden slats on the wall and the wooden flooring emphasize the use of natural elements, characteristic of Japandi.

The minimalist aesthetic is reflected in the clean lines and uncluttered space. Large glass windows allow natural light to flood the room, seamlessly connecting the interior to the surrounding nature. The simple yet elegant furnishings, like the striking red sofa, focus on comfort and functionality.