Cool Gentleman by AD Architecture

Located in Shantou, Guangdong, China, Cool Gentleman is a dynamic 1,722 sq ft apartment designed by AD Architecture.

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About Cool Gentleman

A Modern, Stylish Home

Apartment C2 feels like a sharp, smart man. It’s both calm and moving, standing strong in our busy world. Imagine a stylish person in a neat black suit—that’s how this home feels. It’s simple with its black and white colors, showing a fresh, easy way of living.

Looking ahead, we want big, modern spaces with the latest tech. We believe a home should do more than just meet basic needs. It should feel special. And so, we’ve made spaces that tell a story about the person living there.

Open and Flowing Spaces

Stepping inside, there’s a garden balcony near the entrance that joins the living and dining areas. We’ve skipped old dividers like foyers, going for an open feel. This makes living here free and relaxed. We’ve also added nice design touches everywhere to make the home feel balanced.

Moving to the bedroom, it’s peaceful and white, with designs that match the living room. The dark wood floor looks good with the white walls and bed. With added lights, the room feels both calm and lively.

You can see our focus on details everywhere in the home. From the wavy ceiling to the mix of stone and wood on the floors, we took care with every part. We even added a cool light-up wall, even though it was hard to make.

To wrap up, we aim to change how city homes feel. We want them to feel fresh and alive. We also believe everyone should enjoy good design, so we make sure all our work is beautiful and feels right.

Photography by Ouyang Yun

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