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This single story residence was renovated with a rational distribution of public and private spaces, in order to meet the needs of the client. A key concept was the installation of a row of double-sided cabinets, which discreetly divided the corridor-shaped entryway from the combined dining and kitchen area. This allowed for a space with plenty of turns, and ample storage for the public area.
H Home is a residential interior design created for a family of five in Taiwan. The wall between the kitchen, the dining room and the living room was removed so that the public areas are connected. Sliding doors of stainless steel woven mesh and moru glass mark the boundaries and keep the facade movable. Steel stone flooring is used in the public area and hand-scraped wood flooring in the private rooms. Chandeliers of oxidized copper add warmth to the cool metallic tones, while natural light on the mesh reveals the texture of the metal.
Stacked Villa in Xingtai No. 1 Yard is a model home interior located in Xingtai City, Hebei Province, China, and completed in 2022. The interior belongs to an improved housing project in the Xindu District. The original bedroom was removed to enlarge the living room, so the space appears open and bright at the entrance. Curved lines conceal the lintel, the air conditioning structure, the load-bearing wall and the pipe well, making the layout smooth. Materials include white lacquer panels, marble, wood finishes, leather and black mirror steel.
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Family Bliss is a residential interior design created for three generations living under one roof. The home occupies 415 square meters within an old farmhouse built more than twenty years ago. The interior was almost fully removed, the foundations were strengthened, and the old water pipes were replaced. Warm wood tones, natural stone, solid wood and metal parts shape the main living room wall, while an L-shaped sofa follows an L-shaped window. Large openings draw the courtyard greenery and the shade of an old tree indoors. Low formaldehyde paint was used.
Aqua Flash is an interior design for a 60 square meter apartment. The open layout allows abundant daylight and flexible movement. Glass-recessed sliding doors are shaped as two asymmetrical semicircles and set with colored glass. Sunlight passes through the colored glass and mixes with backlit illumination from hanging and floor-to-ceiling cabinets, creating changing colorful reflections indoors. Bright orange, violet and olive furniture contrasts with black laminates, pale pine veneers and cement backdrops. A wall piece of bent neon tubes adds evening ambiance.
Aria Residence is an interior design project for a private home of 1,502 square feet. The concept combines modern lines with traditional European influences drawn from classic French houses. High-end materials in a monochromatic palette create the dark and cool atmosphere requested for the residence. Raw marble slabs at the entrance form a bold first impression. French wall panels with intricate floral carvings add a classical touch without reducing functionality. The furnishings follow the same style and use varying shades of grey.
Flourishing Grandbuy is the renovation of a department store on a well known pedestrian street in Guangzhou, China. The store consists of two buildings constructed at different times, which caused a spatial misalignment and a divided shopping route. The renovation introduces a central axis and a core atrium, new escalators and a sightseeing elevator, and a redesigned east entrance clad in light aluminium panels cast in the shape of local roof tiles and lit by colour LED units. The result connects the two buildings into one clear and accessible route.
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Springleaf is a residential interior design for a four-storey family home in the northern part of Singapore. The home covers about 6900 square feet across four levels. Level one holds the living room, dining room, kitchen and pool. Level two contains the master bedroom, a girls room and a gym. Level three has a junior suite and a baby room. Level four includes a guest bedroom and an entertainment room. Stone, steel, aluminium and timber define the different areas. The interior is modern and inviting, so the owners can host guests regularly in privacy and comfort.
Penthouse Lisbon is a residential interior design for a private apartment in Lisbon. The plan is almost round and has few masonry walls, because nearly the entire facade is clad in glass. Daily life takes place in the center of the area, where the television room, the office, the living room, the dining room and the kitchen are connected in sequence. Natural light is used from sunrise to sunset. Colors, fabrics, wood types and quartzite stone were selected according to the solar orientation of the apartment.
Modern Courtyard is a residential interior design for a home of 1423 square feet in HsinChu, Taiwan. The original layout was changed to form a spacious living room and dining room, an entryway opening to the kitchen, a master bedroom and two guest bedrooms. Two circular routes organize the plan, with the corridor as an axis. The arrangement follows the concept of the three entry courtyard of traditional Chinese buildings. Only white oak and walnut are used. Ceilings of different heights let light pass and make the rooms feel larger.
Dialogue of Light is a VIP center interior located in Taichung, Taiwan, with a floor area of 599 square meters. The first floor holds an entrance lobby, a corridor, a tea bar and a toilet. The second floor holds an office, a reception room, an exhibition room, a children's play room and a toilet. Large glass curtains were retained to admit natural sunlight, and high ceilings keep the space open. White paint, terrazzo and concrete form the main surfaces. Furniture is arranged in island like groups that guide movement along the paths.
Time Stamp is a residential interior design for a 99 square meter home with three bedrooms, a living room and a dining room. The layout avoids high partitions and uses extension to connect the areas. The dining table platform reaches into the foyer, and the curved platform of the television wall extends to the window and the study, blurring boundaries and enlarging the space. Materials include terrazzo tiles, architectural concrete tiles, artificial stone, SPC flooring and mineral paints. A window-side platform provides seating for rest and conversation.