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Designer: Grande Development Limited Design: Interior Design Category: Interior

The Carmel

The Carmel is a residential interior design for a family of three in Hong Kong. The home covers 1,722 square feet and was completed in December 2020. A white palette is combined with light oak furniture in the living and dining area to create a relaxing, resort-like mood. Large windows bring daylight into the rooms. The open plan living and dining area removes barriers between family members. Two large ceiling lights make use of the high ceiling. Two rooms were converted into a game room and a study room. Full height cabinets provide storage.

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Designer: TSAI, YUAN-CHANG Design: Interior Design Category: Interior

Marcaron House

Marcaron House is a residential interior design for an old apartment. The original layout had many partition walls, which limited both space and daylight. The partitions were removed and the living room and the bedroom were exchanged, creating an open multi-functional lounge. Light from the windows on both sides now enters the interior. Soft colors are painted on the walls and integrated with the cabinets to improve storage and color consistency. Classic tiles are used, and a double sink placed along the circulation route separates the restroom areas and saves space.

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Designer: Chen Wei Chun Design: Interior Design Category: Interior

Owndays

Owndays is a residential interior design for an old apartment in Taipei, Taiwan. The home covers about 82 square meters and holds one living room, three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a kitchen and a laundry balcony. The design is inspired by the exoskeleton of a rhinoceros. Protruding shapes on the main facade are reduced, which improves safety for children. Large areas of artificial leather and wall covering are divided by titanium-plated metal lines. Doors and separate functions are hidden along these dividing lines, so each space reads as a complete surface.

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Designer: CX SOON Design: Interior Design Category: Interior

The Story Begins

The Story Begins is a residential interior design project completed in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The design transforms a twenty eight year old unit into a new home. The original unit had exposed beams, a low ceiling and an impractical structure. A total remodel reorganized the layout to balance practical needs with aesthetic intent. Each space is personalized to suit the character of the client, described as bold and curious. The interior offers a sense of tranquility together with surprising elements. Work took place between November 2021 and February 2022.

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Designer: Wang Chun-Yen Design: Interior Design Category: Interior

Gray Color Gradient

Gray Color Gradient is a residential interior design for a single-story house with a terrace, covering 158.5 square meters. The home mainly serves a retired couple. The entryway is joined to the public area without a partition, so the view reaches the windows and the daylight enlarges the sense of space. The walls are finished in a gray gradient of iron-gray over light-gray, and three hidden doors lead to the guest bathroom and the bedrooms. The television wall is made of rough slate tiles set in a deliberate offset pattern.

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Designer: Michael Wong Design: Interior Design Category: Interior

Home MJ

Home MJ is a residential interior design for a 765-square-foot apartment in Hong Kong. The layout connects the interior with the mountain view outside. A clean, minimal sloped ceiling guides the eyes towards the mountains and recalls the feeling of standing on a summit. A combined fireplace and bookshelf cabinet runs along the television wall, next to a fabric sofa and a rug. Timber is used in the dining area, where the sideboard and door details echo the shape of hills. The children's bedroom is styled like a campsite. Hidden storage keeps the rooms spacious.

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Designer: Chen, Kuan-Chiao Design: Interior Design Category: Interior

The Chasing of the Sunlight

The Chasing of the Sunlight is a residential interior design for a single-story home of about 27 square meters. The compact plan holds two bedrooms and a dining area for three to four people. Complex lines and purely decorative forms were avoided. The ceiling, floor and walls follow quiet dark and light gray tones with light wood. Indoor walls are finished with a trowelled concrete-effect coating, and waterproof wood flooring is used. Glass sliding doors and curtains replace solid walls, so light and shadow pass through the open layout.

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Designer: Weifan Li Interior Design Design: Interior Design Category: Interior

Fun Wooden Sentiment

Fun Wooden Sentiment is a residential interior design for a single-story home of about 80 square meters in Taoyuan City, Taiwan. The layout includes a foyer, a living room, a dining room, a kitchen, three rooms, two bathrooms and an elevated recreational area. A wide wooden surface around the television wall forms the central axis, dividing the public and private zones and holding the opening to the master bedroom. A custom L-shaped counter replaces the standard dining table. Sharp corners of cabinets and counters are rounded for safety.

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Designer: Yi-Lun Hsu Design: Interior Design Category: Interior

The Corridor

The design team had changed the original layout and made the living room, dining room and study room connected to each other, in order to avoid the oppression. The raised floor by the window of the living room extends to the study room has multiple functions such as brewing tea, resting, stretching, reading, and exercising. The design team used light wood color throughout the interior. The grille elements appear consistently showing the modern Japanese style in their design.

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Designer: Yi-Lun Hsu Design: Interior Design Category: Interior

Peace of Mind

This is an apartment located on the first floor, with open and independent front and back yards. The client can do yoga, painting, singing bowl healing and music creating in the indoor and outdoor space. The design team set the theme as a peace of mind. In the interior space, in accordance with the client’s preference for nature, the team used a variety of natural materials. The materials used in this case include Taiwan native species of wood, stone, wood wool cement board, rattan, cotton, linen, etc. but excluding tropical rain forest species.

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Designer: Chou, Shu-Lung Design: Interior Design Category: Interior

Platinum and Stone Sentiment

Platinum and Stone Sentiment is a residential interior design for a single-storey home of about 110 square meters in Hsinchu County, Taiwan. The layout and circulation were adjusted to suit daily needs, with an enlarged kitchen and an aligned axis linking the kitchen island, the dining table and the dining area. Spanish marble forms the main living room wall and the dining tabletop. The kitchen island is a three-way cabinet with thin slate panels, holding a wine cabinet, two drawers for dining ware and an appliance cabinet. Calm linear forms are combined with light classical details.

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Designer: Fabio Su Design: Interior Design Category: Interior

Corner Paradise

As the site is situated in a corner land lot in the traffic-heavy city, how can it find tranquility in the noisy neighborhood while maintaining floor benefits, spatial practicality and architectural aesthetics? This question has made the design quite challenging in the beginning. To largely increase the habitation privacy while keeping good lighting, ventilation and field depth conditions, the designer made a bold proposal, build an interior landscape.That is, to build a three-floor cubic building and move the front and back yards to the atrium, to create a greenery and water landscape.

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