Residential

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Designer: Simeng Yao Work: Residential Classification: Interior

Another Me

Another Me is a residential interior design for a home in Chongqing, China. The layout is arranged as one bedroom and one large living area, so the interior stays open and spacious. The scheme was developed after a survey of the owners' living needs and preferred styles, followed by several discussions that shaped the final plan before construction. The open space lets the owners display their favorite items throughout the home. The intent is to make the house a means of personal expression, rather than only a place to live.

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Designer: Han Chung Hung Work: Residential Classification: Interior

Grain and Line in The Space

Grain and Line In The Space is a residential interior design of about 115 square meters in Taoyuan City, Taiwan. A half-high television wall separates the living room and the dining room while keeping the open public area visually connected. The living room, dining area and kitchen are placed on the same axis. Natural stone with clear grain is used for the floor, the main wall, the dining table and the kitchen island. A black mirror below the wall lightens the heavy stone. A wooden folding ceiling conceals air conditioning equipment and beams.

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Designer: Han Chung Hung Work: Residential Classification: Interior

Sunlight Spills

Sunlight Spills is a residential interior design for a home of about 115 square meters in Taipei City, Taiwan. The home is shared by three generations, including elderly parents and a young child. The living room, dining area and kitchen are joined in one open public space, so adults cooking in the kitchen can watch the child at play. A central island and a dining table support meals, homework and reading. Light grey tones form a calm base, black lines add depth to the ceiling, and natural wood surfaces define the dining wall.

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Designer: Hsiao-Chi Chiang Work: Residential Classification: Interior

Lovely My Casa

Lovely My Casa is a residential interior design for a 25-year-old house of about 100 square meters. The layout was reorganized to improve lighting, circulation, and the use of each room. At the entrance, semi-polished floor tiles with a stone texture are paired with a cabinet holding a built-in fish tank. A crafted arch with special paint on the living room wall connects the entrance and the television wall. The living room, dining room, and kitchen are set on one axis as a single open area. White materials and paints create a calm and spacious family home.

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Designer: Zheng Xi Pang, Yun Ting Wu Work: Residential Classification: Interior

Appropriate Blank

Appropriate Blank is a residential interior design for a family of four in Neihu, Taiwan. The layout keeps open empty areas that allow the home to extend and change. Reading, tea ceremony and music practice are daily routines of the household, and the plan supports these activities. The tatami room is the center of the space. A glass folding door and a low table connect the dining room and the living room and increase the sense of openness. Materials include marble sheet block flooring and stainless steel. The design brings sunlight and quietness into the unit.

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Designer: TSAI DUNG LIN Work: Residential Classification: Interior

Fish Migration

Migration was come up from a Chinese idiom - "like a fish in the water". It’s a metaphor we use that home is the only place that makes people feel at ease and peace. Infinity, the mathematical symbol, is an idea of interior flow that people can strongly feel like Fish Migration with the flow. With the use of black iron, concrete, and old woods to create different airflow, light, and extension of vision. Migration conveys the sense of simplicity and silence which also are represented the households’ lifestyle and living philosophy.

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Designer: CHUN FU DEVELOPMENT Work: Residential Classification: Interior

Natural Corner

Natural Corner is a residential interior design completed in Zhubei, Hsinchu City, Taiwan. The living room, dining room and kitchen are arranged as one open space. White and grey serve as the base colors, with green plants and a sofa as accents and simple wooden walls. A three dimensional arch ceiling shapes the living room, while air conditioning and lighting are integrated to keep the space bright. Wood veneer covers the floor and warms the interior. Large glass windows bring the outdoor landscape into view.

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Designer: ACG Design International Work: Residential Classification: Interior

Black Definition

Black Definition is a residential interior design covering about 234.4 square meters in Taichung City, Taiwan. The home contains a foyer, a living room, a dining room, an open kitchen, three bedrooms and a storage room. The concept of dichotomy divides the space into open public areas and independent private areas. Different wall and floor textures create visual segmentation. Titanium plated natural stones, mineral coatings, imported tiles, steel hardware and lacquered glass are used. The layout was rearranged to enlarge the living room for hosting guests.

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Designer: Hsu Hua Yang Work: Residential Classification: Interior

Poetry Home

Poetry Home is a residential interior design completed in Taiwan. The apartment is arranged in a modern style with oriental details. A half height television wall of stone carries an ink wash pattern, and grey glass with a hollow structure above the stone lets light reach the study room behind. The back of the same wall holds a desk, so the wall serves two functions. The partition wall of the kitchen was removed to form an open kitchen and dining area. A rectangular circulation route links the living room, study room and master bedroom.

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Designer: Tzu-Yi Yang and Chun Chun Yang Work: Residential Classification: Interior

Elegance of Wood

Elegant Whirling of Wood is a residential interior design for a home of 117 square meters in Taichung City, Taiwan. The layout includes an entrance, living room, dining room, kitchen, tatami room, guest room, further bedrooms and bathrooms. Large teak and mahogany logs owned by the client are used throughout, including a table board 12 centimeters thick and 3.6 meters long in the television cabinet. Black, white and grey tones, iron elements, glass and natural stone balance the weight of the wood. The innermost room was turned into a tatami room to add daylight.

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Designer: Yu Ju Lin Work: Residential Classification: Interior

The Heaven Villa

The Heaven Villa is a residential interior design completed in Taipei, Taiwan. The villa combines classical and modern styles through stone, carbonized wood and a dark color tone. Several types of stone are used, including splashed ink stone and red and green dragon and phoenix stone. Most of the stone is taken from factory leftover material and arranged with collage methods. A fish bone collage forms the floors of the living room, dining room and study room. Strip lights and a mirrored ceiling mark areas within the dark interior.

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Designer: Yung-Hsi Peng, Zhi-Yun Hung, Parn Shyr Work: Residential Classification: Interior

Furong Hui

Furong Hui is the interior design of the shared public spaces of a residential building in Taipei City, Taiwan. The hibiscus flower is the central theme, drawn from an ancient poem by Su Shi. Curved line plates and continuous arch columns recall layered petals, and projection lamps set at the base light these forms at night. The public areas include a reception hall, a lounge bar, a warm water pool, a spa and rooms for sport and leisure. Warm colors and varied materials balance the overall tone. The aim is to give residents rest and calm within an art exhibition atmosphere.

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