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To strike the balance, designer pays special attention to the choice of colour and shape. First of all, he chose grey and white as dominant colour that stands for timeless. Also, designer chose sky blue and grey blue as complement, adding vibrant colour to the area. For the bedroom of daughter, though it is a bit different in terms of style, it sticks to white colour which is consistent with main colour. Secondly, designer added a slight touch of round elements to the area.
Calm Black is a residential interior design for a 99 square meter home with three rooms in New Taipei City. Black, grey and white form the base tones, combined with concrete, iron, titanium plated metal, marble and cultured stone. The original enclosed kitchen was opened and a bar counter links the kitchen with the living room, dining area and study. A raised floor, a low quartz stone wall, a concrete wall and an arch structure above the dining table divide the public area without blocking it. Curved ceiling lines soften the exposed beams.
House for Parents is a residence on Amami-Oshima Island, an area with a severe subtropical climate and frequent typhoons. A large rectangular roof is supported by a steel framework structure with a four meter span. The roof creates a cool and shaded interior, similar to the space under large trees. The concrete walls stand independently from the roof structure, so the floor plan is free from restrictions caused by columns. Projecting concrete walls extend the common areas outward toward the surrounding island landscape.
Beautiful in Every Single Way is an interior design project for the show houses of a new residential development in Taipei. The project covers about 4134 square meters and presents four homes in four distinct styles. An open planning approach solves the problem of single sided lighting and brings sunlight into the interior. Light white marble, titanium plated trim and wood surfaces create a calm and refined atmosphere. Curved ceiling corners soften the visual experience. Earth colors, a large closet and an iridescent glass partition support rest and storage in the bedrooms.
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Timeless Flow is a residential interior design for a retired couple in Taiwan. The 128 square meter home combines neoclassical detail with modern simplicity. Molding, titanium plated metal, marble tile and curved lines link the rooms in light gray and lake blue tones. Several doors and storage units are concealed within the wall surfaces, so the public area feels wider and calmer. The master bedroom holds a large unit with television wall, storage, display and dressing table. Movement lines, cabinet heights and lighting were planned for the changing needs of older residents.
House in Shiraiwa is a residence built on a mountain slope in Hamamatsu, Japan, surrounded by a mandarin plantation. The interior area is divided equally into indoor and semi-outdoor space. A large living room supports communication between family members, while the other rooms are kept small. A pergola covers the semi-outdoor half and forms a buffer zone between the living room and the landscape. The pergola details were set by sunlight simulation, and its slits cast changing shadows on the walls. The walls are finished in scraped mortar with crushed local white rock.
Happiness is a residential interior design for a 138.8 square meter apartment in Taiwan. The home has three bedrooms, a living room, a dining room and three bathrooms. White and gray tones are combined with a beige special coating, gray painted curved ceilings and warm wooden flooring. Curved surfaces and lighting reduce the visual weight of the large beams and columns. A double-sided cabinet joins the television wall with a closet in the children's room, removing a partition and enlarging the living room. Storage is grouped in one area to keep the plan open.
Alluding to the structure of a typical Mani village, the concept is conceived as a series of individual stone fragments revolving around the atrium, entrance and living spaces. The rough volumes of the residence open a dialogue with their natural surroundings, while the rhythm of their openings either ensures privacy or invites in panoramic views of the horizon, constructing a direct experience of successive and diverse narratives. The Villa is located in Navarino Residences, a collection of luxury villas for private ownership at the heart of Navarino Dunes resort.
The design concept of the project is derived from the flying clouds in the sky, which one can admire from the living room of the house. This concept has indicated the enthusiasm of the client towards aviation sport. The modern customized furniture, the application of different materials and achieving passive ventilation are the highlights of the design. The space layout has been remodeled to meet the needs of the family, adding detailed designs to create a modern and pleasant living environment.
The View is a residential interior design for a renovated six-story house of 231.4 square meters in Taiwan. The entrance and garage are placed on the first floor, while the main living areas are on the second floor, where the ceiling was removed to form a duplex space. Large floor-to-ceiling windows bring daylight and garden views inside. The television wall combines marble with precision-cut gray mirrors set one centimeter apart. Cabinets are aligned with the walls to add storage and to make the long and narrow space feel more open.
Floating Light is a residential interior design located in a four-story building in Taichung City, Taiwan. The residence was completed in June 2019. An atrium brings natural light into the vertical space and guides circulation between the levels. Walls finished with mineral paint show changing patterns of light and shadow through the day. Natural masonry, marble, timber veneer and painted metalwork form a simple and repetitive texture. The layout creates a shared domain where the family can gather and interact.
Unite is the interior design of a five-story house for an extended family in Taiwan. Each floor has its own theme, and a consistent light color scheme connects all areas. The first floor holds the garage and shared spaces, where a glass sliding door divides the living room, dining room and kitchen while it admits light and protects privacy. Grilles, chamfered corners and curved metal panels balance straight lines and soft curves. The project is a renovation, and many original materials were kept and reused.