The studio's approach draws significant inspiration from light artist James Turrell's manipulation of space and perception. This influence manifests in the home's carefully orchestrated spatial sequences, where each threshold reveals new perspectives through a sophisticated interplay of foreground and background elements. The interior architecture unfolds as a carefully composed journey, with considered sightlines and transitional spaces that create moments of pause and revelation.

Rather than relying on decorative excess, STUDIO—LIU concentrated on material authenticity. The palette comprises enduring natural elements: carefully selected marbles, hand-applied plasters, sustainably sourced timbers, and refined metalwork. Each material was chosen not merely for its aesthetic appeal, but for its ability to age gracefully and contribute to the home's environmental narrative.

The studio's rejection of maximalism manifests in thoughtfully curated voids and precisely placed elements. Natural light and air flow become architectural tools, sculpting spaces that respond to daily rhythms. Custom-designed features, from integrated handles to bespoke lighting solutions, demonstrate how functionality can achieve an artisanal quality without succumbing to unnecessary ornamentation.

Drawing parallels with the restrained elegance of European residential architecture, the project achieves a quiet dignity through its careful balance of form and void. The deliberate absence of excessive decoration allows the inherent beauty of materials and proportions to take center stage, creating an environment that resonates with tranquility and permanence.