Residential Apartment

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Designer: Elpis Interior Design Pte Ltd Design: Residential Apartment Category: Interior

Goh Residence

Goh Residence is a residential apartment interior located in Singapore. The design combines industrial and minimalist elements. Plain walls act as a canvas for the concrete texture that is typical of the industrial style. A lacquered wood bar table with a brown finish, a leather sofa and an area rug serve as accent pieces. The colour palette is neutral, and the furnishings are simple and streamlined. The kitchen includes built-in appliances, flush cabinets with a pewter grey finish and a subway tile backdrop. Custom mild steel window grilles complete the space.

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Designer: Rita Chraibi Design: Residential Apartment Category: Interior

Monad Terrace

Monad Terrace is a residential apartment interior located in Miami Beach. The residence is the first completed home within a building by Ateliers Jean Nouvel and developer JDS Development Group. The apartment measures 5,193 square feet in total, with 3,350 square feet of interior space and 1,843 square feet of exterior space. The interior design fuses interior design and fashion design in order to humanize the space. Furniture was selected exclusively from the Jean Paul Gaultier collection for Roche Bobois. The project was completed in January 2020.

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Designer: Cristina Menezes Design: Residential Apartment Category: Interior

Dream House

Dream House is a residential apartment interior with a total area of 225 square meters. The layout is organized around connections to the outside. A balcony and large windows bring daylight and the surrounding landscape into the plan. Bathrooms and bedrooms are defined by wood panels made of MDF, which protect privacy and allow easy sectoring of the apartment. Sliding doors and a green wall support flexible use and add nature indoors. Timber floors are used in the bedrooms and synthetic stone paving in the other areas. All lighting is LED.

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Designer: Hsin-Yuan Lee Design: Residential Apartment Category: Interior

No Boundary

No Boundary is a residential apartment interior of 100 square meters in Taichung City, Taiwan. The layout is organized along axes, and the public area near the entrance is planned as an open space without solid wall partitions. The living room, the dining room and the bar kitchen form three connected yet independent zones. A recessed white marble television wall, light grids and black glass lines on the ceiling mark the divisions. Black and white tones set a modern mood, while warm wooden textures are used in the bedrooms.

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Designer: Yi-Yun Chang Design: Residential Apartment Category: Interior

Living Aesthetics

Living Aesthetics is a residential apartment interior located in Hsinchu, Taiwan, covering 50 square meters. The design applies an industrial style through iron, aluminium and stainless steel materials. The long foyer walkway holds hanging storage cabinets, and the cabinet doors combine iron mesh with a scattered arrangement of imported tiles. In the public area, a sofa and a coffee table were omitted and a high bar counter was added, serving as both a dining table and a work surface. A partition wall was removed to create an open closet area.

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Designer: Yi-Yun Chang Design: Residential Apartment Category: Interior

Corner of Tranquility

Corner of Tranquility is a residential apartment interior design covering 73 square meters. The scheme uses a modern style built from grey glass, aluminum pieces and iron pieces. Glass partitions define the study area and reduce visual blockages, while tile lines extend inward from the transparent glass. A storage room was created at the corner near the bathroom door by changing the direction of the master bedroom door. In the master bedroom, a large sliding door with an oil painting covers the window and can be opened to let daylight enter.

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Designer: Te-Yu Liu and Hui-Ching Chang Design: Residential Apartment Category: Interior

Mountain and Sea

Mountain and Sea is a residential apartment interior arranged around a soft grey palette that conveys harmony and warmth. Vintage stones and pale grey oak wood patterns are combined with a matte titanium-plated stainless steel ceiling, while stacked grey rustic mirrors extend the visual field. The living room receives natural light from three sides, guided indoors by an organ curtain. Boards made from recycled pine fibers form the dining room cupboard. A comprehensive modern electrical layout reduces energy use and supports sustainable living.

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Designer: Chi Wei Lin and Yu Chih Chang Design: Residential Apartment Category: Interior

Slow Living

Slow Living is a residential apartment interior design of 524 square meters in Taichung City, Taiwan. The original layout was kept, so the furnishings follow the existing air conditioning pipes and flooring. Old fittings were removed, the ceiling was renovated, and the cooling capacity of the air conditioning system was planned again. A partial wall clad in thin slate forms the television wall and widens the sense of space. Walls of natural paint and rice straw, a wood grille and plants beside the window create a calm and plain atmosphere.

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Designer: Su- Hsiang Hung Design: Residential Apartment Category: Interior

Prelude to Happiness

Prelude to Happiness is a residential apartment interior design of 135 square meters in Taichung, Taiwan. The foyer reveals generous storage, including a concealed black enamel cabinet, a hidden shoe cabinet and a shoe bench. A partition screen shaped as a cross serves as both storage and a religious display for the owners. The lounge combines a grey sofa with a blue back wall, the color favored by the owners. Large French windows bring in natural light and extend the view toward the outdoor scenery.

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Designer: Shi Zhe Lo Design: Residential Apartment Category: Interior

Home of Brightness

Home of Brightness is a residential interior design for a villa of 512 square meters in Taichung City. The villa is remodeled into a calm and pleasant home for retirement. A simple classical style in bright white sets the main tone. Polished marble columns at the entrance catch the sunlight. The warm atmosphere continues into the living room, dining room and study room. A stainless steel television wall stands beside the large ceiling windows. Grey mirror and stripe lights mark the passage between the living room and the dining room.

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Designer: Chia Mien Chang Design: Residential Apartment Category: Interior

Metaphors of Life

Metaphors of Life is a residential apartment interior design with an area of 198.348 square meters. The project combines two houses into one, so the spatial layout was planned again from the start. The public space holds the lounge, the dining room and the study, and dark tones are used throughout. A large French window widens the view and brings the urban scenery indoors. The lounge and the study share one axis, so the functions remain continuous. A television wall separates the foyer from the dining room while keeping the areas visually connected.

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Designer: Chien Hung Lu Design: Residential Apartment Category: Interior

Minimal Simplicity

Minimal Simplicity is a residential apartment interior in Yilan City, Taiwan. The property measures 116 square meters. The living room and dining room are combined into one public space. Black, white and grey form the main color tones, and wood tones are added for warmth. A square dining table reduces unnecessary use of space and supports face-to-face conversation between family members. Iron elements are combined with wood for a strong visual effect. Diatomaceous earth is used to regulate humidity in the rainy local climate. A Japanese style room sits behind the dining room.

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