Residential

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Designer: Deng Zhichao Design Type: 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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Designer: Hsieh-Ying Chen Design Type: 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: SAN.O INTERIOR DESIGN Design Type: Residential Category: Interior

Tranquility

Tranquility is a residential interior design for a high-ceiling loft in Chiayi City, Taiwan. Large French windows present the outdoor garden landscape as the main view. The interior is built with simple, clean outlines and Morandi colors, so sunlight reaches every corner of the residence. Fewer partition walls widen the horizontal space, while squares, lines and shades of color separate the different functions. A titanium-plated mirror ceiling extends the view upward. Materials include marble, quartz, mineral coating and laminate flooring.

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Designer: Hsin-Pei Chiang Design Type: Residential Category: Interior

Mansion of Dawn

Mansion of Dawn is a residential interior design for a duplex apartment in Taipei City, Taiwan. The plan is arranged in earth tones, which keeps the space simple and elegant. An open staircase divides the home into two areas, with the public spaces below and the private rooms above. The wall from the entrance to the interior is made of fair-faced concrete boards, embedded with hand-made titanium-plated metals set in staggered lines. A study is placed under the stairs. The balcony is fitted with retractable curtains for flexible use. The two children's rooms are equal in size.

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Designer: Ming Kai Hsu Design Type: Residential Category: Interior

Between Light and Corridor

Between Light and Corridor is a residential interior design for a 30-year-old apartment in Taipei City, Taiwan. The home covers about 99 square meters and holds three bedrooms, a living room, a dining room, a kitchen and a dressing room. An S-shaped curved cabinet stands between the living room and the dining room and separates the two functions. Materials include solid wood grille, oak floor, granite, amber mirror and LED linear lights. Sound insulation foam was installed on the floor to reduce noise from upstairs. A dimmer on the corridor to the bedroom allows different lighting moods.

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Designer: Hsing-Fu Huang Design Type: Residential Category: Interior

Remarkable Arts

Remarkable Arts is a residential interior design covering approximately 430 square meters. The layout includes an entrance, a living room, a dining room, a kitchen, three bedrooms and four bathrooms. The design integrates art and daily life, with an arrangement similar to an art gallery. Marble walls, fine furniture and large paintings create a natural and calm atmosphere. Materials include marble, titanium metal plate, polished tiles, hand-scraped wooden floor, tea-colored mirror and leather board. Wide circulation provides comfortable movement.

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Designer: Monique Lee Design Type: Residential Category: Interior

Le Utopia

One major feature of the design is a mega image of the iconic Big Ben of the entrance. It adorns the space with a sense of leisure. The use of gentle stone grey as the design's theme colour is a rich resonance with the natural scenery outside. The dining and living rooms along the French windows enjoy natural light source and a panoramic seaview. The marble stone furniture and pattern enrich a breezy ambience while master bedroom's earthy tone builds a resting mood ideal for bedtime.

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Designer: AS Interior Design Design Type: Residential Category: Interior

Reflections of Tomorrow

Reflections of Tomorrow is a residential interior design completed in Taiwan in 2020. The layout links the entrance, dining room, living room and open study into one continuous public area, while a master bedroom, a second bedroom and a bathroom form the private area. Irregular beveled shapes cut across the walls, which combine wallpaper, cement board, tawny glass, black glass and metal plate. The ceiling is raised gradually from one corner to the opposite side to avoid the beams. Large windows draw daylight into the deeper parts of the home.

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Designer: COSMOS D＆M COG, LTD Design Type: Residential Category: Interior

Chinese Brush Flow

Chinese Brush Flow is a residential interior design created for a home shared by three generations in New Taipei City, Taiwan. Planning began at the roughcast stage, which allowed a clear separation between public and private areas. Natural stone materials such as marble, granite and ruby stone are used on floors, walls and cabinet backboards. Rose gold titanium-plated metal lines and a curved ceiling soften sharp angles and reflect indirect light. Dark marble tops on coffee tables, dining tables and bar counters resist staining and simplify daily care.

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Designer: Stephy Teng Design Type: Residential Category: Interior

Encounter Montmartre

Encounter Montmartre is a residential interior design for an apartment in Taipei, Taiwan. The 63-ping home contains three bedrooms, two living rooms and three bathrooms. An open plan joins the living room, the dining room and the kitchen, so daylight from both sides reaches each area. Wooden walls and cabinets divide the interior and add space for display and storage. Rounded wooden cabinets at the entryway echo the corridor. Light gray, beige and wooden tones are used throughout to create a calm and consistent setting.

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Designer: Derson Chiu Design Type: Residential Category: Interior

Sense of Peace

Sense of Peace is a residential interior design completed in Hsinchu County, Taiwan. The plan is shaped by straight lines, square forms and a calm palette of grey, black and brown. The entrance joins grey and white tones with warm wood surfaces. The television semi-wall is finished with a special paint that suggests clouds, mountains and water, and the same wall divides the living room from the open study. A double-loaded corridor links the living room, study, kitchen and bedroom. Sliding doors replace swing doors to make each area feel wider.

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Designer: Maumee Interior Design Studio Design Type: Residential Category: Interior

Shadow Trail

Shadow Trail is a residential interior design created for a young couple in Taipei, Taiwan. The home of 87 ping contains four rooms and is finished mainly in grayscale tones. Deep ink-play stone, white textured trim, stone and titanium bars are combined for a calm and layered surface. Orange accents, sculptural lighting and slim metal strips add vitality to the low-chroma palette. Low furniture keeps sight lines open and makes the rooms feel wider. Aluminum frames and gray glass on the bedroom cabinets add depth, while custom storage holds suitcases and large quilts.

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