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This single isolated house benefits from a neat and square space, with a central staircase that naturally divides the floor into two halves. The multi-story structure allows for functional units to be arranged on each level, according to the client's needs. The first floor, boasting a height of nearly four meters, comprises a foyer-style entrance, a living room, an open kitchen and dining area for the family to share, as well as a garage in the front yard.
This 5-story elevator villa is a newly constructed project that makes full use of the advantages of a multiple-floored foundation for equal distribution. Each floor of the villa has been designed to meet the individual needs and preferences of small families, with a different functional theme. The villa includes a double-car garage on the first floor, a common room for receiving guests and a children’s play area, all of which are connected by elevators and indoor stairs. This innovative design offers a unique living experience for small families.
This house was designed for the couple with two child in a residential area. The main idea was to play with a variety of materials and colors, creating a mix interrelationships and distinct areas with their own character. It is a house as a ideal for high density urban living, with a fluid scheme creating a haven of joy in the middle of the city. When walking Into this house, your eyes are immediately drawn to the coral cabinet next the door, while the other is a spectacular city's view, which has been given a very relaxing atmosphere, and bring the light through all the space.
Yingcheng Zhongcui is an exhibition center for a hot spring resort in Xiaogan, Hubei Province, China. The interior covers 723 square meters and follows the layout of the architecture, with halls in four directions for reception, negotiation, recreation and interaction. Gypsum gray and natural wood colors dominate the space. Wood, stone, hessian, bamboo and rattan are used, with rustic wooden chairs, a polished marble table and rattan handicrafts. Overhead, a chandelier combines branches and bubble-like acrylic lamps. The design joins local cultural elements with modern methods.
Jinxiu is a restaurant interior located inside a commercial complex in Nanjing. The design covers 400 square meters and works with the many existing columns of the building. The columns are used to plan the flow line and the placement of the dining seats, giving the space a clear hierarchy. The layout follows a central axis that creates a sense of sequence. Forms are drawn from the abstract shape of a bright moon and from Jiangnan garden techniques, with rock and window scenery as decoration. Sea base cloth covers the walls and is hand painted with waterproof latex paint.
Living and Forging Together is the interior design of a residential house in Taichung, Taiwan, covering 217 square metres. The design brings the view of the lush garden landscape into the home. Minimalist and modest colours on the exterior blend with the colours of the natural setting. Semi-outdoor spaces such as a balcony and a terrace soften the boundary between indoor and outdoor areas. The porch is finished with wood grilles and slate bricks. Symmetrical floor-to-ceiling windows bring daylight into the rooms.
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Cozy Life is a shared workspace created inside a street-side house more than forty years old in Taiwan. The long and narrow layout limited natural light, so partitions were removed and openings were cut in the floors and fitted with glass to bring daylight down from a rooftop patio. Recycled wood, glass and tiles preserve the nostalgic character of the old building. The first floor holds a cafe and a bar, while the upper floors hold a photography studio, separate work areas and a yoga studio that can also host exhibitions and talks.
Nanjing Yongning House is a sales office interior located in Pukou District, Nanjing. The space covers about 23680 square feet and includes a sand table area and a negotiation hall. Restraint guides both the design methods and the material selection. Kedding wood surfaces, titanium-plated stainless steel and marble are used. Refined metal is inlaid into columns and wall lamps through jointing. A metal cell structure orders the irregular areas and forms a transparent composition of void and solid. Empty space is kept to support the relation between people and space.
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Socialist Distric Apartment stylistically fits into the architectural style of MDM social realist city district built on the ruins of post-war Warsaw. Details of the designed furniture and doors correspond to Polish ornamentation from the 40s and 50s. New bespoke furniture has been juxtaposed with this renovated in art deco style. The decor of the flat is complemented by paintings of the Polish artists from the first half of XX century.
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The project is a living space created for a family of four with two kids. The dreamland atmosphere created by the home design comes not only from the fairy tale world created for children, but also from the futuristic sense and spiritual shock brought by the challenge on traditional home furnishings. Not being bound by rigid methods and patterns, the designer disintegrated traditional logic and presented a new interpretation of lifestyle.
Wen Bo Land is a residential interior design for a 76 square meter apartment in Taiwan. The original layout of three bedrooms was changed into two bedrooms with a living room, a dining room and two bathrooms. Partitions were removed to enlarge the shared areas and to bring in more natural light. Arc elements soften the corners of the ceilings, walls and cabinets. Matte glass doors improve brightness, while the master bedroom has a hidden door for privacy. Scratch-resistant materials and laminate flooring suit a home shared with a cat.
Rock and Wood is a residential interior design for a townhouse. The scheme continues the raw concrete of the central patio into the indoor rooms. Black and yellow stripes on the living room television wall create a warm and distinct character. The wall behind the sofa is covered with black melamine board with a stone texture. In the master bedroom, a material that imitates raw concrete is used. Wood grain, black stone and sandstone-like surfaces are combined throughout. Careful division of the panel sizes keeps the lines natural.