Residential House

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Designer: Ying Chih, Yang Work: Residential House Classification: Interior

Flow of Zen

Flow of Zen is a residential interior located in Yilan City, Taiwan. The home covers about 126 square meters and contains an entrance, living room, dining room, kitchen, balcony, three bedrooms and two bathrooms. Marble is used in many forms, with different textures and patterns applied to selected walls and floors. Metal and wood are combined with the marble to create a warm and calm atmosphere. A linear circulation route connects the living room and the dining room, allowing light to reach every corner. Curved forms and leather soften the bedrooms.

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Designer: CHIANG,CHEN WEI Work: Residential House Classification: Interior

Elegant

Elegant is a residential interior design for a house of 1958 square feet. The home combines a modern look with French country style, following the wishes of the owners. A filigree window in the foyer and a second one between the study room and the kitchen reduce the sense of isolation between spaces. Two large girders stand beside the sofa, so a wall storage unit with eight cabinets was added to meet the storage needs. Materials include island wood flooring, veneer, system cabinets, shutters and quartz stone. Wood furniture is finished with formaldehyde-free paint.

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Designer: Nic Lee Work: Residential House Classification: Interior

Partial of Style

Partial of Style is a residential interior design located in Haimen, China. The home covers 195 square meters and includes a living room, dining room, kitchen, study area, master room, bedrooms and bathrooms. Dark green serpentine and plain white marble form strong color blocks that shape the walls like layers of oil paint. Walnut, oak, leather and brass add warm tones. The design recalls the mixed Chinese and Western styles of old Shanghai. Each area is defined by volume, so the flow of the space builds a calm and ritual-like experience.

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Designer: Yufang Lin Work: Residential House Classification: Interior

Kapok Story

Kapok Story is a residential interior design covering 230 square meters in Fuzhou. The layout follows a subtraction approach, keeping only the essentials of daily life. Open public areas link the book bar, tea tasting area, living room, dining room and the Chinese and Western kitchens. Hidden partitions are formed by changes in ceiling and floor materials, so boundaries stay soft and the space remains calm. Rough marble meets simple wood veneer behind the sofa to enrich the texture. A colorful cartoon installation adds a vivid note.

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Designer: Fang Ming Lo Work: Residential House Classification: Interior

The Gift

The Gift is the interior renovation of a forty year old villa in a mountain area in Taiwan. The design is based on the idea of shared art. Hand drawn wall art is combined with framed views of the surrounding landscape. Windows and an entrance in three directions support natural air convection. A Nano Photocatalyst system is added to reduce harmful substances in the air. Slanting glass on the inner side of the aluminum grid facade drains rainwater and limits moisture. Floor height differences are removed and a wheelchair ramp is added for older residents.

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Designer: Fang Ming Lo Work: Residential House Classification: Interior

Castle of Fairy Tale

Castle of Fairy Tale is a duplex apartment interior located on the fifth floor of a residential building. The original layout was closed and dark, so partitions were removed and rebuilt to form a tall hall. The hallway was moved to the exterior and the living room was extended horizontally through an arcade and grating lines that bring in sunlight. Part of the ceiling was removed to increase the vertical height and to create a semi-open attic on the second floor that serves as an extension of the study. Four arch windows in the attic wall hold artwork.

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Designer: Ching Jiun Yu Work: residential house Classification: Interior

Social Fun

Social Fun is a residential interior design for a two-level home in Taipei, Taiwan. The design places dining at the centre of daily life. The first floor is inspired by the American bar and includes an L-shaped bar, a sofa, a fireplace and a display wine cabinet. Wooden shutters control the light and the privacy of the long and narrow plan. The second floor makes the kitchen the core, combining a dining table, a cooking area and a bar. A staircase links both levels. Shelves and cabinets fill the fragmented corners between the structural pillars.

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Designer: Benson Wu Work: Residential House Classification: Interior

Residence of Hung

Residence of Hung is an interior design for a family home in Taiwan. The layout is open and planned for a young couple who often receive guests. One of the four original rooms was removed and rebuilt as a multi-functional room with glass sliding doors. When the doors are open, the public area doubles in size and can hold more than fifteen people. When the doors are closed, the room offers privacy. Wood pattern and concrete floors define the two sides. A red brick wall, green walls and a blue brick kitchen island shape the industrial style.

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Designer: Chienting Chen Work: Residential House Classification: Interior

Unfolding

Unfolding is a residential interior design located on the twenty-third floor of a building in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The plan covers 150 square meters and follows the panoramic view as its main axis. The reading room is opened toward the living area, so the two spaces form a flexible, courtyard-like core. The dining area and the kitchen extend the same open boundary, which adults, children and pets can share. Stone, iron, wood, glass, leather and textile are combined with careful detailing to create a calm and warm atmosphere.

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Designer: Fang Ming Lo Work: Residential House Classification: Interior

Life with Mountain

Life With Mountain is a residential interior design for a mountain villa in Taiwan. The pitched roof structure and uneven floor levels created a fragmented layout, while scattered pillars made the rooms feel confined. Three consecutive high and low stages raise the visual height of the public area. Clear vertical lines of iron pieces and grilles connect the front and rear walls to enlarge the sense of space. The pillars are concealed through a new arrangement of the plan. Materials, artwork, sunlight and plants bring eastern and western cultural references together.

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Designer: SHUN YUAN CHANG Work: Residential House Classification: Interior

Geometric Aesthetics

Geometric Aesthetics is a residential interior design for a 70 square meter home in Taoyuan, Taiwan. The plan provides three bedrooms, a living area and a dining area. A large television wall extends the living room, and the ceiling is raised so the shared space feels higher. Iron pieces form simple outlines, while square and circular shapes define the geometry. Stone and warm wood are combined with natural sunlight to create a calm mood. A retractable wall bed joins the reading and sleeping areas, and raised wooden floors add storage.

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Designer: Haofeng Ma Work: Residential House Classification: Interior

Baoxiang Of Grey

Baoxiang of Grey is a residential interior design for a family home of 200 square meters. The layout was arranged after detailed discussion with each family member, so that movement between the functional areas follows daily habits. Walls and floors are grey, and the living room floor is finished in polyurethane, a material that is easy to clean. Black cabinets provide 60 square meters of storage. A transparent glass partition separates the video room from the living room, keeping daylight and contact between the two spaces.

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