Private Residence

Explore 14 award-winning designs tagged Private Residence on International Design.

Designer: Tinway Cheng Design: Private Residence Category: Interior

Echo of Serenity

Echo of Serenity is a private residence interior design in Taipei, Taiwan, covering 198.35 square meters. The entry corridor uses dark stone flooring, dark wood veneer ceilings and matching wall panels to form a grounded threshold. The main living area shifts to light wood veneer ceilings, textured wall coatings and seamless flooring, which increase openness and light diffusion. Fabric and leather furnishings soften the lines. The layout is barrier-free. The interior is intended as a calm retreat from the pace of the city.

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Designer: The One Mountain Union Design Design: Private Residence Category: Interior

Guiyang

Guiyang is a private residence set in a lakeside villa in Guiyang, China. The four-floor home has 800 square meters of interior space and a 500-square-meter outdoor garden. The Chinese kitchen and the dining room are placed in the underground level. Two separate circulation routes are provided, one for housework and one for living and reception. A staircase with a brass grille links the underground level to the upper floors. The double-height living room uses carved lines and soft tones. The suspended television wall and the fireplace form one unit that also acts as a partition.

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Designer: Lianhua Yang Design: Private Residence Category: Interior

Poly Tianyue Xiyuan

This private residence project has an area of over 800 square meters, located on the east side of Anyue Road, Pazhou Tower Park, Haizhu District, Guangzhou, facing the bustling CBD and the iconic Guangzhou Tower. Inspired by the relationship between space, order, light, and shadow, the design emphasizes the interaction between light and space. Spatial lines and colors, light, and shadow are well used to enhance the flexibility and vitality of the space and create an atmospheric ambiance. The design aims to go beyond functional requirements and provide users with an immersive experience.

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Designer: Edison Ding Design: Private Residence Category: Interior

Unintentional

Unintentional is a private residence interior design covering 660 square meters. The layout breaks conventional functional zoning and arranges each area according to user needs. Features include multi-functional bathrooms, several kitchens and dining rooms, areas for cats and flexible fitness zones. The structure is formed by three stacked intelligent boxes of different sizes, rotated and interlaced to create varied spatial layers. Intelligent lighting guides movement in the basement. Materials include concrete, art paint, marble, stainless steel and silver mirror.

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Designer: Guangzheng Li Design: Private Residence Category: Interior

Peach Blossom Spring

Peach Blossom Spring is a private residence located in Nanjing, China. The design follows a people-oriented principle and avoids complex formalism, giving priority to the daily comfort of the residents. Calm neutral textures form the starting point, while bold material pairings such as brass and wood, marble and glass add richness to the rooms. Traditional Chinese methods of framing and borrowing views shape a poetic spatial sequence. Environmentally friendly materials are applied throughout. The interior includes a fireplace with a diameter of 600 millimeters.

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Designer: Chiu Chi Ming Danny Design: Private Residence Category: Interior

Lam's Villa

The designer was tasked with remodeling a generous four storey villa in Kowloon, Hong Kong. This capacious 700 sqm residence with elevator is the new home for a young couple. One of the space standout features is the soaring ceiling in the living space. The designer is therefore making use of this most eye catching part to create a luxurious yacht inspired interior with a hospitable and friendly personality that would definitely impress visitors when entering the abode. As such, comfy and stylish design elements, as well as relaxing hues have been thoughtfully applied to the overall decor.

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Designer: Huang Yu Design: Private Residence Category: Interior

Shuiboli

Shuiboli is the interior design of a private residence in Huizhou, China, with an area of 570 square meters. A sculptural staircase is inserted into the space, optimizing the layout and the circulation route while creating a visual focus. The double-height stairwell avoids an oppressive feeling and provides a sense of open, breathing space. Wood veneer, marble and micro cement add a tactile quality to the interior. A large French window brings in daylight and frames the outdoor landscape. Soft furniture pieces create a calm and cozy atmosphere, and art installations complete the setting.

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Designer: Alex Kovachev Design: Private Residence Category: Interior

Mountain Chalet

Mountain Chalet is the interior design of a private mountain villa of 440 square meters in Smilovtsi, Bulgaria. The design combines the characteristic elements of a mountain chalet with a timeless and luxurious character. Natural materials shape the interior, including wood, natural semi-precious stones and natural leather, used in the decor, the wall fixtures and the floorings. Both floors and the spa area are arranged as places to gather friends and guests for relaxation. The concept draws on the owner's childhood memories of the wooden veranda of his grandfather's house.

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Designer: T.K. CHU DESIGN Design: Private Residence Category: Interior

Hangzhou Eastern Garden

Hangzhou Eastern Garden is a private residence interior in Hangzhou, China, designed for a family of music enthusiasts. A music room on the upper floor sets the theme of the whole home. Acoustic panels with geometric forms provide sound control and a decorative surface. The sofa was moved from the music room to the hallway to protect the acoustic quality. The original shear wall and stairs separated the dining room from the living room. The stairs were relocated and the wall was rebuilt as a six meter wall of white stone. Materials include eucalyptus wood, ebony and ultra-clear glass.

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Designer: Ling-Fang Huang Design: Private Residence Category: Interior

House of the Mystic Art

House of the Mystic Art is a private residence in Taipei, Taiwan, that also serves as a workplace, since the owner hosts a live-streamed talk show at home. The apartment is three decades old and covers 152 square metres. The ceiling stands at 2.68 metres, while the maximum height under the beams is 2.13 metres, which created a sense of constraint. The floor plan was replanned to improve circulation and natural light. Ceilings were set at different heights to vary the visual experience. Materials include mineral paint, stone, wood, stainless steel, tile, glass and plants.

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Designer: Kun Tang Design: Private Residence Category: Interior

Future Ark

The Ark of Future is an interior design for a private residence with an area of 188 square meters. The home was planned for a young family that often hosts gatherings. A semi-partitioned layout joins the kitchen, dining room and living room into one open public area. Four bedrooms are placed at the edges of the plan and face river and mountain views. Surfaces use cement, wood and stone in states close to their original form. Smoke guiding equipment and range hoods work together to control cooking fumes in the open kitchen.

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Designer: Chiu Chi Ming Danny Design: Private Residence Category: Interior

Double Cove

The designer was commissioned to furnish this seaside apartment for a multi-generational family. Keeping with client desire for a weekend retreat, the overall design emphasizes comfy, freshness and flexibility. The family love for gathering and socializing has been incorporated into the layout composition, especially in the shared space. When client check in this apartment, occupants can freely choose their favorite rooms to sleep over, like checking in to the hotel.

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