This project is a temporal design experiment that narrates two decades of residential evolution along Dianchi Lake. Guided by "temporal layering," it reconfigures space through adaptive design and emotional continuity. A perforated copper screen at the entry modulates light and connects interior with nature. Borderless spatial planning dissolves functions—harmonizing circular and square geometries in the open-plan living area. Light becomes a narrative medium, enhancing sensory depth through textures, curated art, and dynamic visual framing. Cultural artifacts enrich spatial memory, while wood tones balance drama and serenity. The primary bedroom evokes calm through foliage-filtered light and layered emotional imprints, while the girl's room offers a dreamy, airy retreat. Sculptural furnishings, restrained monochromes, and organic materials craft poetic resonance. The design integrates light, shadow, and materiality to forge emotional bonds between people and space—transmuting fleeting moments into spatial memory through calibrated elegance and a nature-art symbiosis that redefines modern domestic luxury.