Residential House

Explore 236 award-winning designs tagged Residential House on International Design.

Designer: Kirstin Fu-Ying Wang Design: Residential House Category: Interior

Dream Villa

This farm villa project was about a fulfillment of one man’s dream, having a holiday villa in on a large plot of land he owned in retirement life. A farm house theme was conceptualized using elements such as a pitched ceiling, exposing the timber beams, timber finish to columns and white walls to set the tone of the backdrop, then carefully overlaying luxurious elements, lighting and materials to add depth to the overall look. The main colour scheme is monotone to create a modern, timeless and classic design. Individual pieces were then tasteful chosen to add interest and accented each space.

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Designer: Chen Yan Teng Design: Residential House Category: Interior

Residence of Yang

Residence of Yang is a residential interior design created within an old house renovation. The layout follows the existing beam and column structure. The television wall and the bookshelf are set close against the wall, which opens the circulation and connects the living room and the dining room. The television wall has an oblique section, so family members in both rooms can share the same screen. White surfaces are combined with natural wood grain. Daylight enters from both sides of the public area, making the interior bright and spacious.

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Designer: SHUN YUAN CHANG Design: Residential House Category: Interior

Life

Life is a residential interior design for a 247 square metre home in Taipei, Taiwan. The space is treated as a living organism. A vegetation wall based on the aquaponics concept is inlaid in the wall with a stainless steel base, and a fish pond is placed below. Water resistance, rust prevention, light, humidity control and insulation are addressed, and a drain pan eases cleaning. Pale white paving and silver fox marble extend from the entrance to the television wall, kitchen and dining room. Entry flow, aisles and door panels follow barrier free design.

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Designer: Fang Ming Lo Design: Residential House Category: Interior

Life with Mountain

Life With Mountain is a residential interior design for a mountain villa in Taiwan. The pitched roof structure and uneven floor levels created a fragmented layout, while scattered pillars made the rooms feel confined. Three consecutive high and low stages raise the visual height of the public area. Clear vertical lines of iron pieces and grilles connect the front and rear walls to enlarge the sense of space. The pillars are concealed through a new arrangement of the plan. Materials, artwork, sunlight and plants bring eastern and western cultural references together.

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Designer: Li Lang Design: Residential House Category: Interior

Smart Wall

Smart wall is a residential interior design project carried out in Changsha. Two inclined walls with folding lines narrow the view of a relatively large stairway and screen the dining area, leading guests directly to the living room on the left. A partition wall was added between the hallway and the dining area, and the stairway direction was turned to the left. The existing aisle was renovated to widen the projection wall in the basement, so the viewing distance became normal. The result is a clearer layout with improved circulation and several functions.

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Designer: SHUN YUAN CHANG Design: Residential House Category: Interior

Vigorousness

Vigorousness is a residential interior design of 280 square meters in Taipei, Taiwan. The entrance uses a grid pattern that recalls the image of Chinese arches. Screens and bookcase doors combine traditional Chinese hand woven bamboo with western ironwork. The bamboo sticks are woven with cotton ropes at intervals of 3 millimeters and fixed in frames made of titanium plated stainless steel pipe. Cabinet doors are 2.9 meters high, close to the local floor height of 3 meters, which strengthens the sense of space. Black, white, indigo and blue recall traditional ink landscape painting.

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Designer: Ching Jiun Yu Design: Residential House Category: Interior

Cohesion

Cohesion is a residential interior design created for a family with young children. Dark and reserved colors, a deep wood pattern floor and soft lighting form a calm and elegant atmosphere. The wall of the study room was removed and replaced with an L shaped glass partition, which connects the living room and the dining room and lets light and views pass through. Mirrors on the wall extend the view near the corner dining table. Storage is integrated into the wall design, and non toxic building materials were selected.

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Designer: Haofeng Ma Design: Residential House Category: Interior

Baoxiang Of Grey

Baoxiang of Grey is a residential interior design for a family home of 200 square meters. The layout was arranged after detailed discussion with each family member, so that movement between the functional areas follows daily habits. Walls and floors are grey, and the living room floor is finished in polyurethane, a material that is easy to clean. Black cabinets provide 60 square meters of storage. A transparent glass partition separates the video room from the living room, keeping daylight and contact between the two spaces.

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Designer: Studio.Ho Design Ltd. Design: Residential House Category: Interior

Option 270 Degrees

Option 270 Degrees is a residential interior design for a 132 square meter apartment in Taipei City, Taiwan. The main feature is a wall that rotates 270 degrees and can be hidden within the space. Audio and visual equipment is placed inside the rotating wall, so a comfortable viewing angle is available from different areas of the home. When the wall is turned away, natural light and wide open views are revealed. Dark tones are combined with warm wood shades. The materials include natural wood, wood flooring, Caesarstone, iron and glass.

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Designer: Neville Yung Design: Residential House Category: Interior

Vanke Central Park

Vanke Central Park Show Flat is a residential show flat located in Taiyuan, Shanxi province, China. The interior covers 280 square meters. Wall partitions were relocated and the kitchen and bathroom were moved to create a more reasonable layout. The living room, dining room and kitchen are connected, so more natural light reaches the space. High-gloss lacquered wood with copper edging is the main decorative material. The floor is made of gray natural marble. A marble television wall, a fireplace and gray mirrors increase the sense of openness.

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Designer: MA ,KAI-CHUN Design: Residential House Category: Interior

Space Approach

Space Approach is a residential interior design created for a home shared by one person and a cat. The unit is over thirty years old and was fully reorganized in Taipei, Taiwan. Three bedrooms were combined into a single room, and the remaining area was opened as a study. The living room, dining room and study are joined through flexible doors, walls and storage. A main wall of wood, double glazing and metal pieces serves as a bookcase and includes a low passage for the cat. Arched ceilings reduce the visual weight of the existing beams.

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Designer: SHUN YUAN CHANG Design: Residential House Category: Interior

Geometric Aesthetics

Geometric Aesthetics is a residential interior design for a 70 square meter home in Taoyuan, Taiwan. The plan provides three bedrooms, a living area and a dining area. A large television wall extends the living room, and the ceiling is raised so the shared space feels higher. Iron pieces form simple outlines, while square and circular shapes define the geometry. Stone and warm wood are combined with natural sunlight to create a calm mood. A retractable wall bed joins the reading and sleeping areas, and raised wooden floors add storage.

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