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In today's city life where every inch is precious, small apartments have become the reality for most people. Statistics show that in China's first-tier cities, apartments under 90 square meters account for over 65% of the market. However, a sense of spatial confinement has become a common struggle—traditional doors cut the visual flow, hallways waste valuable area, and clearly defined functional zones make an already compact home feel even more cramped. A protruding bedroom door on a wall is often the very culprit that ruins the overall sense of space.

In modern urban residences, integrated design means walls now bear responsibilities far beyond visual appeal.

In the bustling urban jungle, the desire for a home that feels like a peaceful retreat has never been stronger.

As people's pursuit of living quality reaches new heights, the 2025 home renovation market is witnessing a significant shift from "aesthetic decoration" to "life-oriented design".