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The whole space is based on calmness. All background colors are light, gray, white, etc. In order to balance the space, some highly saturated colors and some layered textures appear in the space, such as deep red, such as pillows with unique prints, such as some textured metal ornaments. They become the gorgeous colors in the foyer, while also adding the appropriate warmth to space.
Cyan Valley is a sales center located on the eighth floor of a building in Shenzhen, China. The interior covers 729 square meters and takes its theme from the nearby sea of Dapeng Bay. Warm beige, calm wood tones and simple white form the main color palette. French windows bring in natural light, while wooden screens and mirrors divide the space and protect privacy. Discussion areas are arranged as compartments with a view of the sea. Natural materials, greenery and seascape paintings create a calm and relaxed atmosphere.
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.
Humanistic Vision is a residential interior design for a 76 square meter apartment in a 23-year-old building in New Taipei City. The original three bedrooms were changed into a two plus one bedroom layout with two bathrooms, a living room and a dining room. White, gray and black tones are combined with wood textures to soften the space. The ceiling between the living room and the kitchen is covered with wood veneer, which hides the beams and divides the space. The flooring is made of stone plastic. A hidden sliding door allows the extended master bedroom to serve as a guest room.
Lan Yue is a residential interior design located on the twelfth floor of a building in Taiwan. The home covers 304 square meters and contains four bedrooms, a living room, a dining room and one additional room. The layout is open and free of partitions, so the mountain view can be seen from the foyer through large floor-to-ceiling windows. Pure white Dekton flooring, solid wood and a light color palette keep the interior calm and easy to clean. Beams and columns are wrapped and rounded to protect the sense of space.
Boundless Horizon is a sales center located in Qingdao, China. The interior covers 1200 square meters and was completed in June 2019. The design draws on the local geography and culture of the coastal city. Ocean, water and sky form the main theme. Oriental aesthetics are expressed through abstract art and soft decorative elements. An installation made with a Fresnel lens stands in the reception hall and invites interaction. Light and shadow change through the day and give the space different expressions.
This project pursues the depth and accuracy of material, technology and space, and emphasizes the integrity of function, structure and form. Through the combination of lighting effect and new materials to constitute the best aesthetic elements, to achieve the goal of cutting-edge design, to give people unlimited sense of technology reverie.
The first floor of this building was formerly used as an open shop. Since the family members are facing the change of lifestyle, the space has been significantly changed vertically to meet the needs of future use. Considering the circulation, lighting, airflow and storage, many places are designed with white space to maintain the flexibility of the space, and the designer readjustment of the layout has realized a relaxed gathering area, a multi-functional kitchen with Asian kitchen culture, and four fully functional bedrooms. The exterior reimagining balances views with privacy.
Rest of Life is a residential interior design for an apartment of 66.1 square meters on the fifteenth floor. The home includes two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a tatami room. Terrazzo, smoked oak, rattan mesh and begonia glass create a retro atmosphere inspired by traditional Taiwanese houses. A begonia glass sliding door divides the entrance and reduces the visual weight of a large beam. A rounded ceiling and chamfered edges repeat the curved forms. Each cabinet is treated as a separate movable piece.
Villa Mandarin Palace is a residential interior design located in Shanghai, China. The 1800-square-meter house follows a symmetrical layout based on a central axis. Corridors, courtyards and a waterscape form a modern Chinese courtyard with a private garden. The ground floor holds the living space of the elders and a Shanghai-style Chinese dining room for family gatherings. The longitudinal area contains the main reception area and a separate lounge for female guests. Two patios bring daylight and greenery into the basement floor.
Shimu is a residential interior design for a penthouse on the shore of Jinji Lake in Suzhou. The renovated area is 470 square meters. The main hall opens to a south facing panoramic window, so sunlight enters easily and the lake and the green planting come into view. A glass panel of 6.6 by 2.5 meters was lifted and installed to widen the view. A minimalist fireplace marks the main room. The living room, the dining room and the western kitchen are joined in one open space. Floor and ceiling share a single material for visual simplicity.
Slight Tipsy of Traveling is a bistro interior located in Tainan City, Taiwan. The 423 square meter space combines straight lines and arches to unify diverse elements. The arch forms recall metal chain-link fences and red bricks, suggesting a journey through Europe. Materials include stone, polished cement, red brick, wooden veneer, tiles, metal and cloth. The bar at the entrance is framed with metal arches and permeable metal grid panels. Cement finishes give the booth seating a cave-like character. Bar and booth seats at different heights offer guests changing views.