Breaking the boundaries and rediscovering memories, the original kitchen was transformed into a buffer zone for a fashion boutique, bringing a sense of beauty to the ordinary world and allowing us to feel the homeowner’s dedication to aesthetics. A blue wooden door with simple words on it resolutely leads us through the scene, while the Japanese color scheme combined with the architectural form can bring the entire space to life, making everything we see feel like a Japanese drama, with every corner full of the flavor of life. Adding a long wooden counter to the kitchen front desk can shorten the distance between diners and chefs, making it easy to retain a touch of human warmth. The bathroom area uses exposed cement and white paper stone, which is not only easy to match, but also teaches us the importance of color matching. The wooden bamboo blinds mainly guide sunlight to penetrate the air, making the entire rest space more three-dimensional and solid.