A black lattice screen of deep square cells in charred wood separates the entrance from the living room. Guests at the door do not look straight into the family's private space, yet light and glimpses pass through, so the room never feels closed off. Storage sits exactly where the need arises. Coats and shoes go into a walk-in wardrobe behind a black slatted door by the entrance, and that slatted door echoes the lattice, so storage reads as part of the design language instead of a row of cupboards. When each object has a home within a few steps of where it is used, clutter stops collecting on chairs and counters, and a minimal interior stays calm without constant effort.