Residential

Explore 240 award-winning designs tagged Residential on International Design.

Designer: Chien-Hwan Wang Design: Residential Category: Interior

Bright Corridor

Bright Corridor is a residential interior design for a four-story single-family house in Taichung City. The home was renovated for a retired couple so that the house is barrier-free. An elevator was installed and the vertical route was reorganized. A patio was created in the center of the roof, above the steel staircase, to bring daylight into a corridor that was previously long, narrow and dark. Blue is used as the main tone. Materials include Bolon carpet, tile, plywood, wood, concrete, metal and glass tile.

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Designer: Kai Yueh Wang Design: Residential Category: Interior

The Grey

The Grey is a residential interior design for a 90 square meter home in Hsinchu City, Taiwan. The plan includes an entrance, a living room, a dining room, a kitchen, a study room, two bedrooms and two bathrooms. Grey scale materials such as art paint, stainless steel and stone patterns create a calm and stable setting. White and warm-toned leather sofas and wood furnishings soften the grey frame. The layout was rearranged to open the public space and bring sunlight into every corner. Curved ceiling beams add softness to the rigid lines.

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Designer: Sheng-Fu Yang Design: Residential Category: Interior

Daylight Reflection

Daylight Reflection is a residential interior design for an apartment of 85.95 square meters on the twelfth floor of a new building. The Scandinavian scheme uses light white as the main color, with blue walls and marble in the living room and green metal and glass in the study. Black ash wood covers the entrance ceiling and continues onto the beams, which are lit by LED strips on both sides to guide movement. A glass partition adds a study room without making the space feel smaller. The wide beams also conceal the air conditioning and dehumidifier equipment.

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Designer: Wei Ting Lin Design: Residential Category: Interior

Xiu Shan Reception Center

With “Living in the Park” as a design concept, the design team has integrated a natural elements into the design to create an easy and open reception center without losing its sense of formality. The lightweight metal roof and straight metal bracket give a clear outline of the space, and since the facade is facing the North, it opens an opportunity to have a great glass visual effect. With a variety of greening methods, from the outside to the inside, the park, outdoor landscaping, indoor vertical gardening, breaking the traditional concept of enclosed serious reception center.

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Designer: KAN, SHIH MING Design: Residential Category: Interior

Ink Highlight

Ink Highlight is a residential interior design for an urban home of 150 square meters in Taiwan. The layout places function first, and no boundary is set between the dining room and the living room, so family members can gather easily in a spacious public area. One large unit serves as a dining table, a center island and a bar. Its surface uses Italian thin tiles with ink patterns, which are continued in the beige stone television wall and in natural pattern wallpapers. Corner beams and columns are repurposed as cabinets and storage.

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Designer: Pei-Chen Hsieh Design: Residential Category: Interior

Mansion of Yu

Mansion of Yu is a residential interior design completed in Taipei City, Taiwan. The apartment is arranged as an open plan, so the public areas are defined without partitions. A consistent floor size and colour tone imply the function of each area. Dark slabs with a stone texture cover the floor of the public spaces and connect the living room and the dining room. Pure white furniture and decorations create an elegant impression. A warm grey wall covering and a low chroma carpet soften the cool tones. Smoked white oak and walnut are used in the study.

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Designer: Chi Chenping Design: Residential Category: Interior

Butterfly

Butterfly House is a residential interior design for a villa of 800 square meters. The home serves both as a dwelling and as a setting for an art collection. A gold lacquer screen from the Kangxi period, an Italian Art Deco bench with yellow corduroy upholstery and an eighteenth century French cabinet with inlaid fine wood greet visitors at the entrance. A stainless steel rockery sculpture stands in front of the entrance hall. The planning is restrained and precise, balancing the collection, the functions of the house and comfort. Construction ran from 2016 to 2019.

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Designer: Lin Huang Ming Design: Residential Category: Interior

Dibao

Xiaoshan is a residential interior design for a private single-story home of 380 square meters. Bionic organic curves soften the boundaries of the main hall, so the living areas flow into one another. The curved ceiling is combined with air conditioning outlets and wall lights to suggest movement through the space. Materials include shadow wood veneer, hairline bronze stainless steel, brown marble and artistic hand-scraped paint. The curved ceilings and the paint textures were shaped by hand on site. The design presents the beauty of natural forms, textures and light.

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Designer: Goi Jien Ming Design: Residential Category: Interior

Luxury of Silence

Fine and delicate materials imply the quality of the space in a luxury but humble way. A juxtaposition of the darkness and natural light to balance out the living space with sharp contrast. And a space that serves to expand and create a timeless space. The new volume of dark colors and the combination of marble and wood grain has greatly brought out the quality of the entire space. Integrating with indirect lighting and natural light to give a sense of warmness.

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Designer: Chen Yung cheng Design: Residential Category: Interior

Paganini Rhapsody

Paganini Rhapsody is a residential interior design for a villa on a site of 231 square meters in Taiwan. The original stairs on the first floor were replaced with barrier-free ramps to allow easier wheelchair access in the future. A red column provides structural reinforcement and shapes the space. The living area is placed behind hidden doors, while a wooden grille conceals the bedroom, bathroom and storage. Separated metal plates recall golden keys and strings. Partitions were removed and openings rearranged to improve light and ventilation.

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Designer: Hsieh-Ying Chen Design: Residential Category: Interior

Hall of Sonata

Hall of Sonata is a residential interior design completed in Kaohsiung City, Taiwan. The layout follows an open plan concept, and movable sliding doors and half-height screens divide the public area, the study and the living room in a flexible way. Curved arc elements soften the space and conceal the low beam at the entrance, and the same arc theme is repeated in carpets, screens, clocks and lighting. Iron, wood, water-based paint, glass and mirror surfaces are combined in gray tones and pure white. Storage cabinets are set along the walls for storage and display.

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Designer: Deng Zhichao Design: Residential Category: Interior

The Home of Bobo

The Home of Bobo is a residential interior design covering 150 square meters and formed from two former lofts. Most of the walls were removed to make the space bright and open, with a wide view. The first floor connects the living room, the dining room and the kitchen. The second floor holds the private area, where glass keeps a sense of transparency. Twill laminate flooring, varnished boards, marble, patterned carpet and soft fabrics are combined with low saturation colors. The layout also gives room for the objects collected by the owner during travels.

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