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An architecture with a space inside that cannot be imagined from a simple and neatly organized façade. The volume protruding to the south is angled to obtain light from the courtyard, which also gives different angles and heights to the interior space. Solid diagonal is drawn inside, space configuration variegated are bold, airy is secured to the inside of a closed. Create a new sense of distance and communication for future residents.
Pure Tranquility is a residential interior design for a house of 226.461 square meters in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. The home stands near a pier in a harbor city, where the ocean view forms the main backdrop. White is used as the main color, so few added colors disturb the outside view. White building materials reflect light and keep the rooms bright during the day. Eco-friendly mineral paint helps absorb odors and adjust humidity. The plan includes four rooms, a reading area, storage rooms and open space for children.
The circular flow and design keeps the space open, making it easier to move around in the space. The owners can enjoy the fresh air and interact with daylight while inside the home. The open-plan design keeps family members connected. Children can play and explore in the space as much as they want while parents are able to keep an eye on them, increasing the interaction among the family. Life is shaped by people, not décor.
Xinhu Villa is a residential interior design for a Spanish-style villa located near Hangzhou. The project covers 1700 square meters and serves as both a home and an art gallery. The layout divides the space in a rational way, combining curves and straight lines. A gray palette supports a natural aesthetic and highlights the interaction between architectural structure and light. Country house references are joined with modern detailing to create a calm and comfortable mood. The kitchen and dining room are sized for private gatherings.
The Sounds of Nature is a residential interior design for a three-bedroom house of 82 square meters. The original layout had several shortcomings, so the plan was reorganized to make the space brighter, clearer and better proportioned. Wide French windows bring daylight into the living room, where a recessed television wall with ordered lines sits above a square storage cabinet. In the dining area, a table is integrated with the wall and extends into a small bar. The main materials are ceramic tile, latex paint and a clear water finish.
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Anchor and Sail is a residential interior design of 230 square meters in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. Ocean and cruise ship motifs guide the layout, materials, fixtures and color scheme. The open common area holds four zones: a home cinema, a dining section, a fireplace area and a wine-tasting section. A ceiling shaped like a billowing sail and a central beam that recalls a mast reinforce the theme. Space taken from the common area enlarges the closets of the three bedrooms. Soft curves on walls and ceilings cover protrusions and create a gentle feel.
Around is a residential interior design for a two hundred square meter home in Guangzhou. The plan follows a flowing layout in which closed rooms become an interconnected whole with a circular route. Glass in the entrance area lets light reach the kitchen. Curtains replace the wall between the living room and the bedroom, softening the transition between areas. Hollowed blocks form the storage cabinet walls in the cloakroom and desk area, adding visual interaction and avoiding large blank surfaces. The main materials are cement paint, wood veneer and tiles.
The Meaning of Happiness is a residential interior design for a 100 square meter apartment. The original small three-bedroom layout was replaced by an open plan that connects the study, living and dining areas. The living and dining rooms were reversed to enlarge the kitchen and the living space. A curved U-shaped entryway with a band of lighting guides movement and widens the view. Pale turquoise rattan cabinets, stone tiles with waterfall-like patterns, wood and small metal details complete the interior.
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Hikari Tsuzuraori is a two storey vacation house located in Kamakura, Japan, near Hasedera Temple. The site is a flag lot surrounded by close neighboring houses, so natural light was limited. The structural core is divided into four parts, placed unevenly to form small gardens and to draw daylight inside. The staggered cores and the alternately folded roof slope create an opening at the top, admitting sunlight by day and offering a view of the stars at night. The lower floor is a quiet Japanese space for meditation, while the upper floor is open and bright for family life.
Villa Gilbam is a residential house located on a mountain slope in the Siahkal region of northern Iran. The site covers about 750 square meters and falls about 10 percent from east to west. The house stands on the east of the land, on the same rectangle of about 8 by 15 meters where an earlier building once stood, so contact with the ground is limited. Two cantilevered volumes extend from the core at ground and first floor levels without touching the ground. The three volumes are angled to form a shared central space with views of the surrounding mountains.
Light Path and Void is a residential interior design for a large apartment unit. A continuous white framed pattern is painted on the ceiling of the public zone. The pattern directs a visual path and softens the effect of a heavy beam above the living room. Double curved ceiling lines elongate the visual height. Tile bands and wood reduce glare on the polished marble surface in the living room. The dining room and island table face an open view. Standing light posts and hidden lighting fixtures create a calm evening ambience.
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Pure Life is a residential interior design for a 126 square meter home in Hsinchu City, Taiwan. The layout includes three bedrooms, a living room, a dining room, two bathrooms, a kitchen, a dressing room and a study. Floor-to-ceiling windows bring natural light into the rooms. A low chroma palette of black, white and gray softens color boundaries and adds visual layers. Stone, stucco and wood textures form a calm base, while wood is used more in the bedrooms. A projection screen replaces the television, and the former television wall becomes a cabinet for display and storage.