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The challenge of this project was to be able to re-propose the succession of secret spaces typical of Milan's historic canter, going beyond the ancient building structure through a contemporary design that would guarantee a new atmosphere. Being able to ensure adequate natural lighting for all spaces was only possible by creating wings and new openings that would allow the light filters through the large skylight in the living area to reach the most private spaces.
Light Reborn is a residential interior design for a 105 square meter home in a 33 year old building. The renovation creates a bright, functional and balanced living space. Floor to ceiling windows and partial wall removal allow natural light to reach deep areas. A semi open kitchen and dining layout connects the main living zones. Natural wood veneer, stone grained tiles and eco friendly coatings form a layered material palette. Full height cabinets and multifunctional furniture provide integrated storage while keeping visual clarity.
Beyond Straight Line. The concept of form and shape, rediscovers curved furniture. An apartment within an area of 66 m2. It is divided into two distinct zones. Thanks to the rational division of functions, the architect gives the impression of a perfectly designed living space and night space. The general open space, the non-standard treatment of passages between zones, resignation from conventional doors invite you to go further. The Architect chose materials like Khalo stone, fabrics and furniture boards that give a natural feel. All allowed to create an original and elegant interior.
Warm Place is a residential interior design for an apartment shared by a family with a young child. The interior area is 99.1 square meters and includes three bedrooms, a living room and a dining room. Rounded corners are applied at every turn, including the columns, so the child can move freely without injury. Most materials are natural and non-toxic, such as wood veneer with eco-friendly paint and antibacterial recycled laminate. A marble wall at the entrance blocks the view of the kitchen. A grille above the television wall adds detail to the ceiling.
Wabi Sabi Beauty is a residential interior design for a newly built home of 66 square meters in Taipei. The layout was changed from three rooms into a master bedroom, an open study and a walk-in closet, which enlarged the shared living areas. A white backdrop makes the interior feel more spacious. Decorative paint imitates the grain of stone wall panels and adds a natural texture. The open study connects to the living room and includes a large screen television. The kitchen holds an island, appliances and a wine rack.
Rattan and Crane is a residential interior design scheme based on oriental culture. The scheme combines classic oriental elements with a modern home space to offer living solutions with a regional character. Custom cabinets, wall panels, wooden doors, floors and smart devices are included. Rattan materials and digital pattern printing are used to create authentic oriental visual features. A crane pattern taken from traditional Chinese painting is turned into a mass-produced veneer wall panel. Storage spaces are customized to the function of each living area.
Move is a residential interior design completed in Taoyuan, Taiwan, covering 132 square meters. White is the dominant color, combined with black, gray and dark wooden textures. Curved forms soften the hard square lines of the rooms, and the rounded edges of the wall cabinets reduce the risk of collision when children play. A curved ceiling conceals the exposed pipes of the original property, and a recessed compartment in the living room ceiling stores the projector screen. Italian paint on the walls resists dirt, mildew and cracking.
Studio Family is a 191.4 square meter residential interior that also serves as a commercial photography space. The former office layout was reorganized, and the utility lines are now concealed to keep the ceiling height and floor efficiency. A sliding door separates the public and private areas, and the hallways are placed behind the door so the public area stays open for play and for shooting. Mobile furniture allows the space to be rearranged as needed. Reflective materials are avoided and embedded lights are installed for even lighting.
Artistic Empire is a residential interior design located in Kaohsiung City, facing the greenery of the Kaohsiung Museum of Art. The layout is open, with the dining room, open kitchen and living room forming one communal area. Floor-to-ceiling windows bring the skyline and the greenery into the home, while dual-layer curtains adjust natural light and privacy. The Art Deco style is expressed through stone, marble, wood grain and titanium-plated metal, set against white ceilings and floor tiles. The plan includes three bedrooms and a separate maid's room.
Curves and arches have been thoughtfully integrated throughout the entire space, gracefully spanning from the hallway to the soaring ceiling above. Their purpose goes well beyond the mere softening of sharp corners and the harmonious integration of structural beams; they artfully connect distinct areas within the space, all the while preserving a sense of separation and individuality between them. The judicious use of antique brushed brass adds a touch of elegance and modernity, unifying both public spaces and private areas with its clean, and timeless aesthetic.
City Rooftop stylistically fits into the architectural style of modern residential building located in historical surrounding. Details of the designed furniture and doors correspond to Polish ornamentation from the 20s and 30s. but the are modern in the same time. New bespoke furniture has been juxtaposed with modern Italian sofas and chairs. The décor of the flat is complemented by paintings of the Polish artists from the first half of XX century.
Dreamscape is a residential interior design for a 275 square meter home in Taipei, Taiwan. The layout includes three bedrooms, four bathrooms, two living rooms, two kitchens and a media room. Light tones, natural wood, titanium plated metal and antique bronze create a warm interior. The main dressing room is finished with leather panels and arched marble. A fluid luminous ceiling shapes a European style glass kitchen below low structural beams. Indirect lighting and Norman style shutters bring soft natural light into each room.