Residential

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

Designer: Mark Han Design: Residential Category: Interior

Blessing of Angels

The superior spatial scale and the large-scale lighting advantage, in the design and planning, consider the meaning of the overall space to people, to create the greatest value of life. In addition to the sense of humanity, it also integrates the traffic flows and various possible living functions from the design point of view, weakens the beam-column restrictions of the original space, and allows the space users fully enjoy the broad panoramic view and the open life in the public domain.

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Designer: Cristina Menezes Design: Residential Category: Interior

Pocket House

Pocket House is a mobile residence built inside a standard 40-foot shipping container. The reused container rests on a simple support base, and the dry construction was completed by installation alone in ten days, with little waste. Sections of the steel side walls were removed and replaced with glass doors, which improve ventilation and daylight and open the interior to the garden. Wood is used as the single interior coating for the floor, walls and ceiling. The compact plan holds a bedroom, a bathroom, a living and dining area and a kitchen.

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Designer: Yung-Hsi Peng, Zhi-Yun Hung, Parn Shyr Design: Residential Category: Interior

Urban Rhythm

Urban Rhythm is a sales reception center interior in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The exterior is based on a hexagon grid, a simple natural pattern that frames views and reduces direct sunlight and indoor heat gain. The greeting hall on the first floor is finished with beige travertine, teak cubes, wood grating and soft lighting, forming a warm and calm setting. The second floor is used for meetings and hospitality, and black metal and glass partitions divide the areas. The design combines Eastern and Western forms within a limited site and a building height restriction.

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Designer: Creative Group Design: Residential Category: Interior

Rising clouds

Rising Clouds is a residential interior design located in a high-rise building in Taipei, Taiwan. The home covers 413 square meters and offers a large shared area and a wide terrace. Earth tones form the main color scheme, and metal materials and ornaments add contrast. The living room wall is finished with Malay lacquer, applied layer by layer to create a distinct texture. Solid wood is used in every area. A sculptural wall near the work table is almost five meters wide and serves as a bookcase and a wine display.

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Designer: Fouad Naayem Design: Residential Category: Interior

Private Penthouse

The furniture layout give the space an open, airy feeling. As one enters the apartment, they can not but notice the staircase that serves as the backbone of the apartment, connecting both horizontally and vertically, physically and visually, from the bottom all the way up to the rooftop and modern pool. While furniture, lighting and contemporary art contribute to the subtle refinement of the penthouse, the choice of noble materials has played an equally vital role. The penthouse has been designed to make the urban feel both at home and at the retreat.

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Designer: Wen Hsueh Wu Design: Residential Category: Interior

Interpretation of Dream

Interpretation of Dream is a residential interior design for an apartment of about 165 square meters in Taiwan. The design combines Western and oriental influences. Traditional furniture and accessories are paired with modern artwork, fabrics and sculptural lights. A large upholstered sliding door conceals a storage room next to the dining area. The main wall of the master bedroom is covered with silk containing reflective metallic yarn, showing horizontal calligraphy-like lines and a marble veining pattern. The areas are divided by furniture layouts instead of walls.

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Designer: Li Tien Wen Design: Residential Category: Interior

Splash Ink

Splash Ink is a residential interior design for a family home. The living room is turned to a new direction to enlarge the shared space and to let sunlight reach deep into the interior. A large marble block forms the television wall between the living room and the corridor, separating active and quiet areas while the flow remains open. The stone and the wood veneer recall the gradations of oriental splash ink landscape painting. Hollowed titanium lines and titanium strip frames keep the space light. The door to the private area is widened to 1.2 meters.

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Designer: Sung Hsing Lee Design: Residential Category: Interior

Light and Shadow

Light and Shadow is a two-story residential interior design with an approximate floor area of 562 square meters. The open plan keeps views and daylight flowing through the home. Multiple arch doors define the main areas and create layered frames that focus attention. Curved staircases, a tall entrance, simple line board elements and a fireplace-shaped television wall express a warm American style. Windows in every corner link the indoor living areas with the grassland outside. Wood veneer, tiles, stone finish and wood flooring are used.

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Designer: STEPHEN YUEN Design: Residential Category: Interior

Lexington Hill Sai Ying Pun

Lexington Hill Sai Ying Pun is a residential interior design for an apartment in Hong Kong. The floor plan measures just under 800 square feet, so the scheme was arranged to increase the sense of spaciousness. A darker color palette was requested by the owners and adapted to keep the rooms from feeling crowded. The rectangular living and dining area is finished largely in shades of gray and dark wood. Furniture placement divides the space into two clear zones. A large gray sofa and a wooden television console define the lounge, while white floor-to-ceiling storage marks the dining area.

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Designer: Cristina Menezes Design: Residential Category: Interior

Glass House

Glass House is a small residential interior design in Belo Horizonte, Brazil. The house is built entirely with reflective laminated glass, which blocks ultraviolet rays and provides thermal insulation of about seventy one percent. The total built area is sixty square meters. The structure is screwed and modular, based on the sizes of the glass panels and the steel profiles, so waste is avoided and the house can be moved or modified. Certified wood, stone and textured surfaces are used inside to bring warmth to the glass shell.

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Designer: Chang-Ming Tseng Design: Residential Category: Interior

Living in Mist

Living in Mist is a residential interior design for a 330 square meter home in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The building stands between mountain and sea, so mist often enters the rooms. The layout introduces the surrounding landscape through the windows. White is the main color, combined with natural stone, wood and metal elements. A wooden corridor leads to an open public area. Japanese cypress on the ceiling and grey stone flooring define the two bathrooms. Low formaldehyde materials and a dehumidifier support a healthy home.

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Designer: Simeng Yao Design: Residential Category: Interior

Another Me

Another Me is a residential interior design for a home in Chongqing, China. The layout is arranged as one bedroom and one large living area, so the interior stays open and spacious. The scheme was developed after a survey of the owners' living needs and preferred styles, followed by several discussions that shaped the final plan before construction. The open space lets the owners display their favorite items throughout the home. The intent is to make the house a means of personal expression, rather than only a place to live.

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