Private House

Explore 19 award-winning designs tagged Private House on 8 Pixels Design Blog.

Designer: Wei Zhang Design: Private House Tag: Interior

Yangfu

Yangfu is a private house designed for a family of four generations in Shaoxing, China. The house covers 3400 square meters and combines reception areas, a small private art gallery and living spaces for different ages. A corridor connects the whole house, so the reception and residential areas stay relatively independent. The garden was shaped with built hills, ponds, flowers and trees. Solid wood, copper bars, marble and decorative leather wall panels form the main surfaces, while hand-made wood carving, stone carving and metal forging add traditional detail.

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Designer: Yasuyuki Kitamura Design: Private House Tag: Architecture

The Nature Gradation

A private house for a young couple, located on the northern hill of Minoh City, within Osaka, Japan. Despite the fact that the area is fast developing and known for its rich natural environment, the houses have little to do with the local character. The project aims to highlight the relationship between humans and the nature, while acknowledging the natural qualities of the surroundings.

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Designer: Gronych + Dollega Architekten Design: Private House Tag: Architecture

Goethestrasse 1

Goethestrasse 1 is a private house in Bad Homburg, Germany. The design transforms a strict development plan into a calm architectural form shaped by its location. The building develops its own scale in relation to the landscape and the surrounding buildings. Generous relations between inside and outside are created on a small plot with valuable trees. Light, shade and the reflections of the water surface in front of the glazed facades shape the interior atmosphere. Concrete, steel supports and prefabricated wooden elements form the structure.

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Designer: Anterior Design Limited Design: Private House Tag: Interior

La Casa Grazia

Tuscan interior design is about full accordance with nature. This home is designed in Tuscan style with elements like Travertine marble, terracotta tiles, wrought iron, balustrade railing, meanwhile mixing with Chinese elements like Chrysanthemums pattern wallpaper or wooden furniture. From main foyer to the dining room, it's decorated with hand painted dyed silk wallpaper panel of Earlham from de Gournay Chinoiseri series. Tea room is furnished with wooden furniture Shang Xia by Hermes. It brings a sense of mix culture atmosphere everywhere in the house.

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Designer: Lei Zhao Design: Private House Tag: Interior

Qingyuan

Qingyuan is a private house interior design with an area of 350 square meters. The first floor hall follows a modern Western character, while the lower floor adopts a Chinese decorative style. The combination creates a relaxed fusion of Chinese and Western space for the residents. Orange leather is used widely in the living room and the bedroom. On the television wall of the living room, the orange leather continues up to the ceiling, which is inlaid with a mirror. Other materials include marble, metal, glass and natural wood.

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Designer: YA-YUN Design: Private House Tag: Interior

Life Scenery

Life Scenery is an interior design for a private house in Tamsui, New Taipei City. The indoor area is approximately 66 square meters. The living room, dining room and study are arranged as one connected space. Traditional main walls and closets are removed to widen the view and to improve movement. Movable furniture allows the balance between the three areas to change. Materials include imported paints, seamless flooring, imported lights and custom long tables made of old wood. Natural tones link the rooms with the sunlight and the river outside.

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Designer: Makoto Furihata Design: Private House Tag: Architecture

Hillside Residence

Hillside Residence is a private house built on a steeply sloping site in Machida city, Tokyo, Japan. The house faces south and opens onto a large garden. An underground parking area in reinforced concrete also works as a retaining structure and absorbs the height difference of the slope. Above the parking area stands a two storey wooden house. The parking entrance and the square in front of it are set 2.5 metres higher than the road. Wood and stucco are applied by traditional craft methods. The garden recalls the original landscape of the site.

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