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This interior design planning project is a residence with a total living area of approximately 350 square meters. The layout of the home is quite neat and proportionately balanced. Because the client's preference of style is not limited, and the client takes the livability, comfort, functionality, and the human touch of the house seriously, the designer has put much emphasis on planning an interactive, flexible, and textured shared living space.
Home Exhibition is a residential interior design for a five-story single-family villa in Zhuji, Zhejiang, China, with a total area of 1200 square meters. The home holds more than 100 artworks by more than 70 artists. The two underground floors are arranged like an art museum, where a mainly white background is combined with black geometric structures and curved wall contours that break the square plan. The lighting and hanging lines were planned with room for adjustment, so the rooms can serve display, daily life and private events.
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.
Inspired by the connection between the owner and the geographical environment, the value of the space is created by several natural materials and collections. Surrounding with several owner's wood sculpture art treasures, the Cypress-filled flat is designed for a couple in the capital of Taiwan with openness and elegance. The 225 square meters apartment is filled with the clients' precious historical treasures from the floor to the ceiling, both decorative and practical.
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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.
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.
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.
Autumn Delight is a residential interior design for a 125.6 square meter apartment with three bedrooms, a living room, a dining room and an open-plan study. The design follows the theme of autumn, using low-saturation gray, black and brown tones. A large artificial pedestal rock forms the television wall, and its texture is visible across the wide surface. Wood veneer, mineral paint and mirror add detail. Warm light, dark wood flooring and plant patterns keep the dark space lively. A glass sliding door separates the study from the living room without blocking daylight.
Future Deja Vu is a residential interior design for a single-story home shared by a young couple and four cats. The layout places human and feline routes side by side, separate yet connected. In the open public area, the television cabinet and corridor storage form exclusive passageways and a resting area for the cats. Peepholes and door panels allow care and observation while respecting the privacy of the cats. One bedroom is converted into a study and dressing room, with a passage reserved for the cats. Light gray, white and rose pink tones and flowing curves guide movement.
Minimalism Realm is a residential interior design for a 92.5 square meter home in Taiwan. The layout includes two bedrooms, a living room and a dining room. A single light color is used throughout, combining nude tones with ivory white surfaces. The partition in the public area was removed to open the view and increase daylight, and the television wall is presented as a suspended cabinet. Arcs cover beams and columns and soften the corners. Materials include seamless flooring, latex paint and micro-cement paint. Concealed cabinets keep storage out of sight.
Walking in Time is a single-family house interior design completed in Taiwan in 2021. The design joins serenity and luxury for a family of three. Windows and solid wood louvers bring in daylight while protecting privacy in a commercial area. Natural marble, Italian tile, leather, iron and decorative trims shape a warm and elegant character. The first floor is a public area, the second and third floors are private, the fourth and fifth floors hold storage and terraces, and the basement is a garage. Track lighting presents the family collections.
Mountain and Stream is a residential interior design for a new home of 153 square meters. The layout includes three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a living room and a dining room. Natural imagery guides the whole scheme. Gray, white and blue stone overlaps on the floor to suggest a mountain range. Granite in the living room reflects daylight like a starry sky. A mirrored moon shape marks the wall behind the sofa. Corrugated titanium panels on the dining room ceiling recall water ripples. Curved forms and custom furniture support safety and comfort.