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The building is a modern interpretation of traditional techniques and craftsmanship. The deep eaves of the sloping roof and the linear impression of the wooden latticework, combined with the painted walls, create a peaceful exterior atmosphere. The interior features a six-layered coffered ceiling composed of horizontal and vertical lines, and the beauty of the traditional painted walls and unique structural beauty expresses a Japanese sense of aesthetics and outstanding design.
Studio Family is a 191.4 square meter residential interior that also serves as a commercial photography space. The former office layout was reorganized, and the utility lines are now concealed to keep the ceiling height and floor efficiency. A sliding door separates the public and private areas, and the hallways are placed behind the door so the public area stays open for play and for shooting. Mobile furniture allows the space to be rearranged as needed. Reflective materials are avoided and embedded lights are installed for even lighting.
Move is a residential interior design completed in Taoyuan, Taiwan, covering 132 square meters. White is the dominant color, combined with black, gray and dark wooden textures. Curved forms soften the hard square lines of the rooms, and the rounded edges of the wall cabinets reduce the risk of collision when children play. A curved ceiling conceals the exposed pipes of the original property, and a recessed compartment in the living room ceiling stores the projector screen. Italian paint on the walls resists dirt, mildew and cracking.
The sea facing residential interior design successfully combines modern aesthetics with functionality, creating a harmonious living space. The design elements contribute to a comfortable and inviting atmosphere for a family with two young children and elderly individuals. The project aims to provide a practical and beautiful living space that allows residents to enjoy the tranquil beauty of the seaside while being in the midst of a bustling city. It successfully combines modern aesthetics with functionality to create a harmonious and comfortable environment for the whole family.
Sanctuary is a residential interior design for a duplex home in Tainan, Taiwan, covering 819.83 square meters. The layout places a single unit on each floor and opens the plan toward the surrounding ocean view. Large windows bring in natural light and support ventilation. A spiral staircase with a gold hollow railing connects the two levels and forms the central feature. Natural materials, soft colors and simple lines define each area without heavy decoration. The design also softens the visual effect of the vertical beam structure of the duplex.
Monochrome House is a residential interior design for a three-story house of 224 square meters in Yunlin, Taiwan. Living areas, the master bedroom and a children's room are placed on the first, second and third floors. Clean lines shape the framework, and black is used as the base tone with gray, white and wood colors. Art paint, grilles, fabric and black glass add texture within a limited budget. A custom L-shaped kitchen sits in the rear block, and an aluminum sliding door lets the kitchen open or close. Cabinets set below a low beam form a dressing area.
This project revitalizes a five-decade residence through structural reinforcement and adaptive reuse. Original red bricks and exposed concrete are preserved and enhanced with a custom steel system improving durability and spatial fluidity. Breathable materials address climate challenges while movable elements introduce flexibility. The design balances memory and function, transforming the house into a timeless living space that grows with its owners.
Family Tree is a residential interior design for a forty-year-old house in the Feitsui Reservoir Protection Area of Xindian, Taiwan. The structure was assessed and reinforced to preserve the memories and stories of the building. The outer wall is finished with white glazed tiles and the flooring with stone mosaic. Marble floors and an open layout remove visual divisions, while a central spiral staircase creates a free flow of movement. Old materials, such as kaolinite from the former fence, were reused. Each area reflects the interests of one family member.
Crazy and Cozy is a residential interior design completed in Taipei City, Taiwan. The Memphis style guides the project, with aqua blue and light pink as the main colors, balanced by gray shades and indigo. Wooden flooring adds warmth to the saturated tones. Curved forms, hand-painted stripes and large painted storage cabinets shape the interior. A television cabinet with transparent glass acts as a partition between the public and private areas and lets natural light pass through. The open plan joins living and working needs in a limited space.
Sunac Guobin Road is a residential complex located at the foot of Nanyue Mountain in Guiyang. The site lies where the city meets nature and where the old city meets the new city. The buildings face the Nanming River and follow the slope through multi-level platforms, which solve the complex height differences of the terrain. The terrain also reduces road noise from the east. Stone and glass curtain walls are used, with creamy-white and dark gray tones. Vertical components and floating plates form the tops of the buildings and extend the view toward the landscape.
Stone Dialogue is a residential interior design for a 54 square meter apartment renovated for a young couple. The living room and the kitchen are joined in an open plan to support family interaction. Mottled texture paint on the entrance wall imitates the surface of a rock slab and is paired with stainless steel panels. Walnut and elm wood veneer and stone cover the columns beside the television wall. Storage is placed along the route from the porch to the television wall. The quiet lines and warm colors make the small space feel larger.
This 86 square meter multi-story residence has been completely renovated to create an inviting, bright and comfortable atmosphere for its elderly inhabitants. The project was undertaken with the intention of strengthening the family ties, and this goal was achieved by embracing the "less is more" philosophy. An understated, muted aesthetic was adopted, with low-chroma and health-friendly materials being employed to give the space a relaxed, natural feel.