A charming family of four has undertaken a renovation project on their existing two-storey house. When stepping into the front yard, visitors will be greeted by two rows of lush landscapes with aggregate. Behind it, an extended aggregate walkway with a Japanese-inspired hardscape will lead them to the main entrance. Next to the aggregate walkway, a generously-sized clear glass window faces the outdoor hardscape area, connecting it to the internal sitting platform. This could allow users to enjoy the outdoor scenery while retaining certain privacy, which was inspired by our tea-loving client. 

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Moreover, we also created a flushed cabinet at the front yard to act as an outdoor workshop and storage for our carpentry lover client. The cabinet consisted of a pegboard wall to hang the owner's carpentry tools and two roller cabinets not only for additional storage but also a moving workstation.

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