Foshan Flat with Smoked-Glass Storage and 304 Cabinet Bodies

The flat is organized around a bright living room with broad glazing and a long, illuminated display wall. A framed kitchen sits nearby, while bedroom and dressing zones continue the same dark-and-warm palette. Reflections from the windows extend the room toward the skyline, and the layered ceiling lighting keeps the display wall legible after daylight fades. The sequence feels residential and practical: cooking, dining, dressing and bathing remain visually connected without losing their individual boundaries.

The kitchen uses pale reflective fronts against a deep stone backsplash and dark work surfaces, with tall integrated storage closing one side of the room. In the living area, low cabinetry supports open shelves for books and objects, creating a calm horizontal datum. The visible cabinet bodies are built in 304 stainless steel; door fronts, glass panels and worktops are specified as separate visible finishes. Warm under-shelf lighting gives the storage wall depth without obscuring the skyline.

A smoked-glass walk-in closet wraps two sides of the dressing room, combining hanging rails, drawers and lit display shelves for bags and accessories. The primary bedroom pairs a full-height dark wardrobe run with a broad window and a compact desk. In the bathrooms, floating vanities use ribbed dark fronts, large mirrors and stone tops; one room shows a double-basin arrangement beside a freestanding tub, while another emphasizes a single clean vanity wall and concealed storage.

Fadior builds the cabinet bodies in 304 stainless steel, while the visible door fronts, smoked glass, decorative finishes and stone worktops follow their own finish specifications.