Residential

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Designer: Hsin-Chih Wu Work: Residential Classification: Interior

The vastness. The house of light

The Vastness. The House of Light is a residential interior design of about 90 square meters in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The layout includes an entrance, a living room, a dining room, two bedrooms and one bathroom. Large floor-to-ceiling windows bring natural light and outdoor greenery into the open plan. Low-chroma colors and the natural textures of stone, thin brick and titanium plated metal define the space. Herringbone wood flooring adds warmth to the living room and the study. Curved corners are used instead of sharp angles to give the space a soft appearance.

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Designer: Ian Chen Work: Residential Classification: Interior

The Green Breathe

The Green Breathe is a residential interior design completed in New Taipei City, Taiwan. Low chroma colors such as grey and black form the base tone, combined with titanium plated metal frames, tawny glass, brown paint finishes and rectangular geometry arranged in a calm order. The ceiling of the public area is built with mexin boards, which are flame retardant and sound absorbing and require no painting, so paint odor is avoided. Non-toxic and eco-friendly materials were selected for a family with a newborn. The corridor was shifted by 40 centimeters to widen the living room.

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Designer: Zhe-Wei Liao Work: Residential Classification: Interior

Lakeside Lodge

The Lakeside Lodge was created as an extended image of the private villa. It is hoped that the natural atmosphere of the mountains, forests, sky and water can be injected into the house. Considering the client’s nostalgia for the lakeside scene, the internal scenery of the reflective space is similar to the feeling of water reflection, makes the natural colour of the house more diffuse. Adhered to the eco-friendly concept, through interweaving colours and textures of different materials including idle stock materials, it shows layers of characteristics and renders a modern Zen style.

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Designer: Sung Hsing Lee Work: Residential Classification: Interior

Connect Circulate

Connect Circulate is a residential interior design for a two-story house of about 595 square meters. Clean lines and a double-height living room create an open, gallery-like space for family gatherings. Cantilever stairs were moved beside the wall so that the second-floor corridor remains complete and the two levels are closely linked. The light stair structure gives a sense of visual penetration. Clear glass separates the corridor from the void. Materials include wood veneer, tiles, stove finish, metals and wood flooring. Large openings bring in natural light and views of the greenery.

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Designer: Er Yu Design Co., Ltd., Hsih Tung Tsai Work: Residential Classification: Interior

Rhyme of Ink

The Rhyme of Ink is a residential interior design inspired by oriental ink painting. The circulation flows through the rooms like brushstrokes, while wood and marble replace heavy decoration. A simple and pure color range reflects the white space of ink painting. The main television wall is made of Hanjiangxue marble with a texture like floating clouds, and it is fixed on an iron frame to carry the weight of the stone. Large floor-to-ceiling windows link the interior with the city and the landscape outside.

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Designer: Cristina Menezes Work: Residential Classification: Interior

Glass House

Glass House is a small residential interior design in Belo Horizonte, Brazil. The house is built entirely with reflective laminated glass, which blocks ultraviolet rays and provides thermal insulation of about seventy one percent. The total built area is sixty square meters. The structure is screwed and modular, based on the sizes of the glass panels and the steel profiles, so waste is avoided and the house can be moved or modified. Certified wood, stone and textured surfaces are used inside to bring warmth to the glass shell.

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Designer: Chang-Ming Tseng Work: Residential Classification: Interior

Living in Mist

Living in Mist is a residential interior design for a 330 square meter home in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The building stands between mountain and sea, so mist often enters the rooms. The layout introduces the surrounding landscape through the windows. White is the main color, combined with natural stone, wood and metal elements. A wooden corridor leads to an open public area. Japanese cypress on the ceiling and grey stone flooring define the two bathrooms. Low formaldehyde materials and a dehumidifier support a healthy home.

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Designer: STEPHEN YUEN Work: Residential Classification: Interior

Lexington Hill Sai Ying Pun

Lexington Hill Sai Ying Pun is a residential interior design for an apartment in Hong Kong. The floor plan measures just under 800 square feet, so the scheme was arranged to increase the sense of spaciousness. A darker color palette was requested by the owners and adapted to keep the rooms from feeling crowded. The rectangular living and dining area is finished largely in shades of gray and dark wood. Furniture placement divides the space into two clear zones. A large gray sofa and a wooden television console define the lounge, while white floor-to-ceiling storage marks the dining area.

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Designer: cocoon architecture ltd. Work: Residential Classification: Architecture

Soleil 88 Phnom Penh

Soleil 88 Phnom Penh is a residential development of 88 row houses in Cambodia. Row houses are common in Phnom Penh, where large groups of similar units are hard to tell apart. The project keeps the existing structure and reworks a facade zone of 1.5 metres. Staggered balconies are recessed at different levels, creating buffer zones between neighbouring houses. The mix of solid and void allows light and shadow to change across the elevation. Each house becomes distinguishable, connected to the others yet separate.

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Designer: Sung Hsing Lee Work: Residential Classification: Interior

Light and Shadow

Light and Shadow is a two-story residential interior design with an approximate floor area of 562 square meters. The open plan keeps views and daylight flowing through the home. Multiple arch doors define the main areas and create layered frames that focus attention. Curved staircases, a tall entrance, simple line board elements and a fireplace-shaped television wall express a warm American style. Windows in every corner link the indoor living areas with the grassland outside. Wood veneer, tiles, stone finish and wood flooring are used.

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Designer: Mark Han Work: Residential Classification: Interior

Inheritance

Inheritance is a residential interior design located in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The layout places the living room, dining room and kitchen on one axis, so the open public area supports family interaction. A cross element on the television wall reflects the beliefs of the owner and is formed from champagne metal plate with a refractive texture. Long metal plates set into the living room ceiling refract light to suggest water ripples. Milk tea colours and simple line boards unify the rooms. The three bedrooms avoid right angles and include ample storage and large windows.

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Designer: Wu Wan Yu Work: Residential Classification: Interior

Ocean Current

Ocean Current is a residential interior design created as a holiday home in Taipei, Taiwan. The space is based on a contrast of black and white, combined with wood, stone and iron. Wooden floors with different grain textures divide the dining and living areas, while marble forms tabletops and furniture details. Black iron pieces on the wall surfaces add an industrial balance. Arc shapes appear in the ceiling, cabinets and edge trims, and a curved beam varies the height of the living room. A small area with curved wooden louvers serves for reading and work.

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