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The charm of river and mountains is the most attractive scenery that the blank design team want to keep indoors. The concept of this project is based on the corridor as the main axis through the center of the house. On the corridor, they apply restrained and calm black, white and gray tones, with lighting with barrier-free handrails. They try to highlight the river scenery outside the window with low-key blank space.
The Interplay of Light and Shadows is a residential interior design in Hsinchu City, Taiwan. The ancient philosophy of I-Ching is applied within a modern and minimalist home of 112.4 square meters. A black and white color scheme represents the harmony of yin and yang. Linear transitions symbolize constant change and create visual layers. Hexagrams representing Heaven, Earth, Family and Advancement are integrated into the large bookcase and the balcony wall. Light and shadow interact in the same balanced manner, so the home reflects the philosophy of life followed by the owner.
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Pure House is a residential interior design of 125 square meters in a high rise building in Hsinchu City, Taiwan. The living space is surrounded by wide French windows with an open view. The structural surface of the building is extended indoors to add visual weight to the main television wall. Two inch tiles and solid wood grilles connect the outdoor and indoor surfaces and balance the proportions. Copper orange titanium physical vapor deposition boards replace part of the cabinet doors. The plan was changed from three rooms to two rooms to enlarge the shared area.
Streamlined Arc is a residential interior design for a newly built single-story home of 99 square meters in Taoyuan City, Taiwan. The original layout was fragmented and closed, so the wall lines were adjusted and two rooms were combined to form an L-shaped circulation path that links the master bedroom areas. Arc shapes appear in the ceiling, the desks, the dressing room glass doors and the full-length mirrors to soften the space. The entryway uses pattern tiles, while the public area has herringbone wood floors and walls painted with architectural concrete.
Over the Rainbow is a residential interior design for a single-story home of 176 square meters in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The layout blends an industrial style with American neoclassicism through color, material and classic lines. Pattern tiles at the entrance meet waterproof wood flooring in the living room to mark the change of area. Warm gray cabinet columns, beige surfaces and a dark blue main wall link the living room, study and master bedroom. Iron and glass partitions replace solid walls in the study. Abrasion-resistant paint protects the walls in a home with pets.
Jiruishe Loft Office is an office interior design located in Longhua District, Shenzhen. The studio occupies a compact volume of 9.4 metres in length, 3.9 metres in width and 4.4 metres in height. A vertical space forms the centre of the studio and brings in natural light and fresh air. A set of built-in furniture defines this central void, integrating storage, an information technology hub, a staircase and a bar area. Free address workstations and purpose-designed areas support meditation, solo work, reading, conversation and teamwork.
Gentleman is a residential interior design located in Taipei. The design keeps a clean layout while retaining a sense of vitality. Black and white tones are combined with golden accents. Natural marble, imported ceramic tiles, rose gold titanium plating, engineered wood flooring, dyed natural wood veneer, iron pieces, imported leather and frosted glass are used. A wooden hue forms the base of the space, and the panelling conceals storage. The contrast between indoor and outdoor areas is emphasised. The interior measures 18280 mm by 10500 mm.
Zhongxin International City is a residential interior design for a family of three, covering 170 square meters in Jinan, China. The public areas are integrated and the doors are removed, creating an open living space with clear sightlines and efficient circulation. Black and white form the main tone, while small areas of high saturation color add variety. The walls are finished in natural marble and slate, and the bedroom floors use solid wood. Ample cupboards serve as partitions and store daily items to keep the home tidy.
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Eataly Toronto is tailored to the nuances of our growing city and is designed to enhance and augment social exchanges via the universal catalyst of great Italian food. It is only fitting that the traditional and enduring “passeggiata” is the inspiration behind the design for Eataly Toronto. This timeless ritual sees Italians each evening take to the main street and piazza, to stroll and socialize and occasionally stop at bars and shops along the way. This series of experiences calls for a new, intimate street scale at Bloor and Bay.
Scholar's Pad is a residential interior design for a three-story home with a total floor area of 132.2 square meters. Each floor has a distinct purpose. The first floor holds a living room, dining area and kitchen, separated by a slatted wood divider and a collapsible sliding glass door. The middle floor contains a study area and a lounge, with light wood tones, white walls and abundant natural light. A large table seats six, and a wide blackboard allows ideas and drawings to be shared. The third floor provides a quiet resting area.
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 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.