Residential Apartment

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Designer: Yung-Chun Lin Work: Residential Apartment Classification: Interior

Dynamic Evolution

Dynamic Evolution is a residential apartment interior design with a floor area of 198 square meters. The layout forms an open living environment without dividing walls. The dining room and kitchen are placed to one side, which widens the open space and still marks clear boundaries between areas. A wide marble television wall stands between the living room and an open study. A sliding door allows the study to serve as a guest room and keeps kitchen smoke out. Marble and wood contrast cool and warm tones, and changes in ceiling height conceal the beams.

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Designer: Chien-Neng Chang Work: Residential Apartment Classification: Interior

The Axis of Space Time Turning

The Axis of Space Time Turning is a residential apartment of 126 square meters planned for three generations of one family. The dining room, rather than the living room, is the main space, and a round table stands at the center. Large structural beams and columns are concealed by curved walls and ceilings. A marble curved surface forms the television wall and screens the study behind it. The corridor to the private rooms narrows between two circular walls. No sharp corners are used, so the home remains safe for daily family life.

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Designer: Te-Yu Liu and Hui-Ching Chang Work: Residential Apartment Classification: Interior

After Light Rain

After Rain is a residential apartment interior designed in a neo-classical style with modern elements. The color tone moves between light grey and lotus purple, applied to classical cornices and matched with oak wood flooring for a warm atmosphere. Marble flooring marks the foyer, and an L-shaped sofa balances the living room view. The dining room is joined by a bar area, and a matte golden diamond chandelier forms the visual focus. Cornices in the master bedroom continue the classical language. The home is planned for an owner and a pet.

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Designer: Syuan-Ta Chiu Work: Residential Apartment Classification: Interior

Solo

Solo is a residential interior design for an apartment of 298 square metres. The long and narrow floor plan is divided symmetrically around a central space, forming 13 areas that include the public space, dining room, kitchen, master bedroom and second bedroom. A foyer enclosed by clear grey glass keeps its independence while remaining visually transparent, and links the public area with the master bedroom. A white piano stands at the centre and separates the living room from the dining room. Natural wood veneers and iron grilles decorate the master bedroom.

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Designer: Chih Chieh Tien Work: Residential Apartment Classification: Interior

Dream Shadows

Dream Shadows is an interior design for a duplex apartment of 198 square meters in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The design follows a simple Japanese style, with calm lines, earth colors and natural materials. The living room and the dining room form one public area that can also be used as two separate spaces. A television wall with display shelves on the reverse side links the two rooms and makes better use of the floor plan. Wood veneers on the ceiling conceal the columns. Materials include painted iron, painted veneers, system boards and wear-resistant wood floors.

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Designer: Shi Zhe Lo Work: Residential Apartment Classification: Interior

Fall Mountain

Red Leaves of the Fall Mountain is a residential apartment interior of 317 square meters in Taichung City, Taiwan. A suspended marble cabinet, carried by H-steel, defines the entrance and screens the view of the hallway. Circulation between the living room and the kitchen is smooth in all directions. The study behind the dining table uses electric glass film that can be switched between matt and clear through a mobile application. A constant ceiling height hides the pipelines, and the bed faces the window for morning sunlight.

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Designer: Shi Zhe Sun Work: Residential Apartment Classification: Interior

Aesthetic Conflict

Aesthetic Conflict is a residential interior design for a 108 square meter apartment in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. An open plan links the living room, study and dining area into one shared public area. Titanium-plated metal plates, glass, black metal paint and aluminum give the rooms a modern technical character. Timber veneer, leather, timber flooring and wall fabric add a warm tone. The entrance is finished with tiles, and the storage doors are concealed behind dyed wood veneer and concrete planks. The project was completed in 2019.

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Designer: Chien-Neng Chang Work: Residential Apartment Classification: Interior

Light Composition

Light Composition is a residential interior design for a 450 square meter home in Taichung, Taiwan. The plan links the indoor spaces through gentle changes of light. Brown wood veneers extend from the entryway to the television wall and recall the texture of fair-faced concrete. Low cabinets form a visual route through the home. Clear glass panels divide the living and dining areas, admit daylight and contain cooking fumes. Suspended plants and a Japanese-style patio add greenery. Indirect lighting creates a calm mood at night.

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Designer: Syuan-Ta Chiu Work: Residential Apartment Classification: Interior

The Name of Sewing

The Name of Sewing is a residential apartment interior design of 80 square meters in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The concept was drawn from the homeowner's memories of her father, a cobbler who made boots for her 45 years ago that are still kept in a display cabinet. The homeowner later became a fashion designer, so sewing links father and daughter. Cement surfaces of low chroma highlight the collected objects, while titanium plated panels, a stainless steel frame and glass bricks form the television wall. A trumpet shaped chandelier recalls the father's music.

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Designer: Li Zhang Work: Residential Apartment Classification: Interior

A Touch of Monet

A Touch of Monet is an interior design for a residential apartment in Jiangsu, China. The apartment covers 130 square meters. The design is inspired by the Water Lilies paintings of Claude Monet. White Volakas marble, white lacquered floorboards, brushed bronze-colored stainless steel and leather surfaces fill the space with brightness and movement. The living room is centered on a pond-like carpet that resembles thin tulle floating on water. Layered metal chandeliers recall bubbles rising through water. An abstract painting with blue waves adds further depth to the interior.

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Designer: Mick Space Interior Design Work: Residential Apartment Classification: Interior

Home to Modern Art

Home to Modern Art is the interior design of a residential apartment of 330 square meters in Taichung City, Taiwan. Three tall cabinets shaped like standing jewelry boxes act as a screen in the foyer. Horizontal stone lines connect the walls and the flooring across the home. The lines and colors follow the placement of the contemporary artworks, so each piece remains distinct. Imported veneer, metal, glass, stone and leather set the main tone. A light wall behind the master bed both divides and brightens the room.

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Designer: Chen Chuan Tang Work: Residential Apartment Classification: Interior

Cultural Content

Cultural Content is a residential apartment interior design in Taipei with a total area of 294 square meters. The layout is open and filled with natural light. The design theme is a cozy and comfortable home atmosphere, replacing the color tones commonly used in residences. Jointed wooden flooring is laid in different directions to mark spatial layers. A large rectangular chandelier hangs above the dining table, and a small lamp stands by the foyer. Two hidden doors in the wall connect the son's room and the kitchen. The tall original ceiling height is kept in the lounge and study.

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