Residential

Explore 240 award-winning designs tagged Residential on International Design.

Designer: Qisi Design Chen Sissi,Fu Chong Design: Residential Category: Interior

Yard

Yard Apartment is a short-rent residential interior in Shanghai with an interior area of 25 square meters. The design connects the indoor rooms with a courtyard, which serves as an outdoor living room in good weather. A bar links the inside and the outside. The sunken living room creates changes in height, and a mezzanine holds the bedroom. Wood veneer and wood furniture give the small home a warm character, while the bathroom is finished in dark cement paint. Custom furniture allows several functions to overlap in a very limited area.

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Designer: Jen-Kuang Fang Design: Residential Category: Interior

Sweet Daily

Sweet Daily is a residential interior design for a family apartment in Taiwan. The home covers 105.7 square meters on the fourteenth floor of a pre-owned building. Partitions of the study room and the foyer were removed, so daylight reaches the walkway, the living room and the dining room. The dining room was widened for daily use. Beige and gray tones are combined with wood grain accents and stone panels. Moisture-resistant and abrasion-resistant materials were selected to suit the living habits of children. The layout follows the daily routines of the family.

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Designer: Kai Shi Wang Design: Residential Category: Interior

Beyond Limits

Beyond Limits is a five floor residential interior design located in Changhua, Taiwan. Each floor is given a different style, so the house reads as five separate projects. Eastern and western influences are combined with vintage and modern elements in a cohesive way. Arch walls break the fixed limits of the rooms and add elegant flowing lines. Natural stone, wood veneer, iron pieces, titanium plated surfaces, baking paint and patterned wall coverings form the material palette. Hidden wall storage balances function and appearance.

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Designer: Yu-Chen Lin Design: Residential Category: Interior

Blanc

Blanc is a residential interior design created for a three-floor house of 122 square meters in Taiwan. The home was planned for a young couple and a toddler. The ground floor holds the living, dining and kitchen areas, and the bedrooms are placed on the upper floors. Glass sliding doors divide the public area, bring in natural light and block cooking odors. Wood grille, wear-resistant wood flooring and architectural concrete coating form a Japanese minimalist atmosphere. White, gray and brown tones keep the space bright and calm.

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Designer: Kan-Shih Lee Design: Residential Category: Interior

Timeless

Timeless is the interior design of a 165.2 square meter apartment on the sixteenth floor of a residential building in Taiwan. Rounded lines and arcs connect the different areas of the home. The public area uses gray and blue tones, with marble, crystal chandeliers, European-style trims and titanium-plated metal. The private area uses gray and purple tones for a calm and romantic mood. A corridor links both areas and is lit by induction lighting that brightens slowly as people pass. A tea area and a dressing room were added for the residents.

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Designer: Regent Chung Design: Residential Category: Interior

Breathing Context

By using natural stones and timber finishing material, and maximizing the transparency to allow the natural scenery of the coast into the interior space. The audience feels at the coast. Let the space enjoy breathing with the sea breeze, hear the sound of the waves crashing shoreline, and smell the scent of sea salt in the air. Designers wish to create a context that echoes the surroundings, and that feels like a relaxing cozy resort by the sea coast that the family could enjoy.

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Designer: Wei Chen Sun Design: Residential Category: Interior

Elegant Living

The truly exquisite expression of design is not in the ostentatious and showy style, but in the healing and reverence for the five senses. In the process of renovating the old house, the designer spared no effort in investigating the characteristics of the environment and introduced the expansive night view of Taipei 101 into the interior. From the adept mastery of materials, proportion, color and other details, to make life for residents more comfortable and wonderful.

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Designer: Nisso Design Design: Residential Category: Interior

Modern Causal

Modern Causal is a residential interior design for an apartment on the thirtieth floor in Taiwan. The home has three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a living room, a dining room and an open-plan study. The wall between the living room and the study was removed, and a gray wooden grille divides the two areas. System cabinets in varied colors and textures provide storage in every room. Stone grain tiles are laid in the entrance, the television wall and the kitchen, while wooden flooring is used elsewhere. A light bar is set into the dark cabinet of the study.

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Designer: CHUN FU DEVELOPMENT Design: Residential Category: Interior

Modern Forest

Aesthetic of Modern Forest is the design of the shared public areas of a residential building in Hsinchu, Taiwan. The lobby uses an irregular facade and a divided ceiling to suggest the image of a forest. Floor to ceiling windows connect the interior with the outdoor landscape. Stone shaped couches of various sizes are placed in front of the windows. The front desk has an irregular cut form with a marble finish that matches the wall material. Materials include metal, wood veneer, ceramic tiles and stone. The design favors simplicity, durability and low maintenance.

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Designer: Ac Design Design: Residential Category: Interior

Dahua Park Shijia

Dahua Park Shijia is a residential interior design based on the concept of a park. A water feature in the entrance hall echoes the indoor landscape. One door, one tree, one stone, one table and one chair, together with horizontal and vertical lines and several vertical axes, form a balanced oriental space. The sand table balances nature and space, and joins eastern elements with modern art. The aisle links landscape paintings with modern marble sculptures. The VIP room combines heavy decoration with soft furnishing. The project is located in Dalian.

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Designer: Kai Yang Design: Residential Category: Interior

Light Step

Light Step is an apartment interior design completed in Taiwan. The home measures 40.7 square meters and contains a bedroom, a living room, a bathroom and a kitchen. Grayscale color blocks shape the walls, while details in white, blue and green add cool accents. The stepped surfaces recall stairs and create varied visual effects. Linear lighting is embedded around the ceiling and walls, and the brightness can be adjusted by remote control. Gray mirrors extend the narrow layout. Materials include plaster, quartz sheet and laminate flooring.

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Designer: Hsin-Ming Li Design: Residential Category: Interior

Peace of Mind

Peace of Mind is a residential interior design for a 198 square meter home in Taiwan. The layout joins 132 square meters of indoor space with a 66 square meter terrace. The original four bedrooms were changed into three to create more open rooms. Creamy white and beige special lacquer covers the walls, and curved forms are used in cabinets, beams and doors to reduce sharp angles. Concealed doors keep the surfaces calm and continuous. Coffee tones, stainless steel panels, wood grain and mirrors add contrast. The aim is a quiet and restful home.

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