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Discover 267 award-winning designs tagged Residential on A Design Magazine.

Ease in the Woods Residential

Ease in the Woods

Ease in the Woods is a model house on the 36th floor of a residential building in Taiwan. The interior covers about 77 pings and includes three bedrooms, a light meal area, a mahjong room, a reading area and a small banquet room. Partition walls are replaced by semi-screens, so the city views stay visible from both standing and sitting positions. Gratings and dark oak panels shape a simple Italian style. Stone, glass and steel-brushed veneer add warm and natural textures. Large French windows bring daylight into every area.

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Transformable Home Residential

Transformable Home

Transformable Home is a residential interior design for an apartment of 73 square meters in Hong Kong. The home was planned for a family of four with two young children. Sliding partitions allow the two bedrooms to be joined into one open play area. When the sliding doors are closed, each bedroom becomes a separate room with a desk and a wardrobe. The layout was rearranged to work around the structural walls and columns that restrict plans in high-rise buildings. The flexible arrangement is intended to grow with the family.

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Daan L Residential

Daan L

Daan L is a residential interior design for a 120 square meter apartment in Taipei. The home is U-shaped, so the public areas were opened up without partitions and linked by the existing corridor, making each area visible and the whole space feel larger. A subtractive approach removed excess material changes and bulky cabinet fronts. Wood grain, artistic coating and natural marble form the main surfaces. The television wall uses the same color as the other walls with a richer texture. Indirect lighting gives a soft evening atmosphere for rest.

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La Cima  Residential

La Cima

La Cima is a house of 340 square meters located in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, Colombia. The house is designed to follow the topography of the mountain and to limit intervention in the terrain. Sustainability, airtightness and self-sufficiency guide the design. Orientation was set according to the local climate and sunlight, following bioclimatic principles. Large glass facades frame views of the mountains, the city and the sea, while the greenhouse effect and the Venturi effect help regulate indoor temperature. Local natural stone, teak wood and roof solar panels are used.

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Harvested Pavilion Residential

Harvested Pavilion

Harvested Pavilion is a residential interior design completed in Taiwan in 2021. The home covers 35 ping and contains an entryway, a living room, a semi-open study, two bedrooms and two bathrooms. Dark wood grain veneer paves the wall surfaces, while light-toned furniture and natural daylight soften the interior. A room in front of the television wall was removed and replaced by a semi-open study beside the living room. The change corrects the irregular plan and makes the shared area more open. Titanium plating frames the ceiling and guides movement through the space.

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The Night Sky Residential

The Night Sky

The Night Sky is a residential interior design for a 115 square meter home with four rooms. The design combines a vintage English style with the atmosphere of a hotel. Wooden walls, iron shelves, vintage mirrors and classic furniture define the main character of the space. Blue paint, blue wallpaper, crystal white tiles and wall lamps lighten the deep retro tones. An open plan keeps the public area spacious, and curved ceiling forms soften rigid lines. Warm recessed lighting supports a calm and elegant mood.

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Tranquil Fusion Residential

Tranquil Fusion

Tranquil Fusion is a residential interior design completed in Zhubei City, Taiwan. Transparent glass is applied in the balcony, the study room and the bedroom to keep the home bright. Aluminum framed glass doors and windows replace brick walls as partitions, so daylight passes through the rooms. Iron accessories, mirrors and wood are combined within a grayscale palette of black and gray. Open divisions in the living and dining areas support family gatherings. A small opening lets pets move freely, and energy recovery ventilators supply fresh air.

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Donghulin Guest House Residential

Donghulin Guest House

Donghulin Guest House is a guest house set on a mountainside above a village. Three pitched roofs of different heights respond to the height difference of the site and separate the functional layout of the interior. The gaps formed between the roofs follow the lines of the natural landscape. A dark greyish tone keeps the building in harmony with its surroundings. The main structure is made of poured concrete. The number of guest rooms is limited, and a large public area is kept free so that the operators can use the space in flexible ways.

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Agile Shanqin Bay Residential

Agile Shanqin Bay

Agile Shanqin Bay is a residential interior design located in Wanning, Hainan Province, China. The home covers 360 square meters and is arranged so that each floor opens toward the sea. A large French window in the dining room brings the sea view indoors, while the open kitchen allows flexible use. Wooden veneers and marble echo the colors of the water outside. The spaces are staggered freely, and the bedroom projects toward the shore. The minimalist resort style is intended to create a calm and elegant beachside home.

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Jiangnan No.1 Courtyard Residential

Jiangnan No.1 Courtyard

Jiangnan No. 1 Courtyard is a residential complex built in Hangzhou, China. The design connects traditional Chinese architecture with modern living. Pitched roofs follow the gentle line proportions of traditional houses, while projecting cornices appear light and generous. Courtyards are placed between flexible interior spaces, and an outer wall defines the boundary and protects privacy. Dark grey diamond-shaped tiles, aluminium mouldings, stone and floor-to-ceiling windows give the buildings a transparent and refined appearance.

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The Pure Heart Residential

The Pure Heart

The Pure Heart is a residential interior design for an apartment of 82.6 square meters in Taiwan. The home includes three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a living room and a dining room. A double step couch allows children to climb up and down and also provides storage. A beveled terrazzo television wall acts as a partition and directs the view toward the dining room. A U shaped glass window between the living room and the study increases daylight. Pink tones are balanced with gold in the public area and gray in the private area.

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Xiu Shan Reception Center Residential

Xiu Shan Reception Center

With “Living in the Park” as a design concept, the design team has integrated a natural elements into the design to create an easy and open reception center without losing its sense of formality. The lightweight metal roof and straight metal bracket give a clear outline of the space, and since the facade is facing the North, it opens an opportunity to have a great glass visual effect. With a variety of greening methods, from the outside to the inside, the park, outdoor landscaping, indoor vertical gardening, breaking the traditional concept of enclosed serious reception center.

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