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The design of Wu Residence interior space encourages relaxation, dialogue and privacy. This project combines a unique sense of modern comfort with Northern Europe and Japanese cultures, using a modern and minimalist design approach to create a unique sense of space, so that people in the villa can feel a refined, comfortable and quality living space.
The 20 years old and outdated villa came alive after being designed and renovated by the designer. The designer only used black, natural white, and grey to renovate the villa, and he tried to create an interior space by minimizing decoration as little as possible. The cement pillars, the trees outside the backyard, and the light are not changed. The designer just changed the structure by switching the stairs from right to left, so spaces have been increased on each floor. The design language is orderly, organized, aesthetic, and intrinsic.
This design uniquely blends Town-style traditional charm with modern luxury, marrying quaint elegance with bold, contemporary aesthetics. The exterior pays homage to Kasaba architecture, setting the stage for an avant-garde interior. It showcases a harmonious blend of past and future, utilizing light, space, and materials to create refined opulence. This project redefines luxury while honoring cultural roots, aiming to transcend cultural boundaries and highlight the universality of thoughtful design and innovation.
Two Arches is a villa located in a calm setting in Damavand, Iran. The design reflects the origins of Iranian architecture from a modern point of view. Traditional principles and spatial hierarchy guide the plan to provide privacy and comfort for the inhabitants. Inspired by Iranian gardens, a waterway forms the main axis of the site. A white plane between two arches divides the public and private spaces. On the first floor, a bridge connects these areas as a corridor. The building covers 200 square meters and combines concrete and metal with brick cladding.
Spirit of Ink is a villa interior design inspired by Chinese ink painting. The residence covers 165 square meters. Color, material and structure are used as brush and ink to create a space that is fresh, simple and calm. The living room combines ink black and soft white, placing the two colors side by side. Leather sofas, curtains, marble tables, carpets and ceramics reflect one another and form a corner of an ink painting. Natural wood elements and hanging paintings add warmth. The ink theme is kept light rather than dull, with tones matched to each bedroom.
Still Promised Land is a villa interior design in Taichung, Taiwan, with an area of 991.74 square meters. Natural solid wood, red earth, mineral paint and ironwork are used as the main materials. A traditional truss structure is applied with contemporary methods. A double layer roof with a covered ridge and sidewall openings supports natural indoor ventilation. Large French windows in the high ceiling living room frame views of the courtyard and the side room. In the basement, a suspended bookshelf separates the audio-visual room from the study.
K is a villa located in Nasu, Tochigi, Japan. The floors, walls and roofs are treated as thin separate planes rather than joined volumes. Slender columns of 90 millimetres in diameter support the reinforced concrete slabs, so the structure appears light. The underside of each tapered slab is finished with a stainless steel mirror, which reflects the surrounding landscape. Internal partitions are reduced to a minimum, so the rooms flow into one another. The design aims to connect daily life with the nature around the house.
This project was designed for three women as the protagonists. It is a space where a mother and three daughters have closer connection, and a place where the family gather for relaxing and joyful holiday, besides, it is also a place where the family's spiritual sustenance and family emotional cohesion are located. Therefore, for this project, the designer used warm and lively colors, and soft curved lines throughout the entire space to emphasize the gentleness and gracefulness of women, creating a style that is different from ordinary homes.
The Wisdom Domain is a guest house villa in Kenting, in southern Taiwan. The building covers 1650 square meters. Two symmetrical buildings form a square floor plan, surrounded by circular trails paved with gravel. The layout reflects the traditional idea of circular heaven and square earth. An ecological pond marks the entrance, and the garden holds flowers and trees. Large fair-faced concrete walls, slanted roofs, iron-gray metal grilles and an oval entrance recall the five elements of fengshui. Sixteen rooms differ in lighting, color, scent, music and surface materials.
This is a private villa located in Southern China, where the designers takes the Zen Buddhism theory in practice to carry out the design. By abandoning the unnecessary, and the use of natural, intuitive materials and concise design methods, the designers created a simple, quiet and comfortable contemporary oriental living space. The comfortable contemporary oriental living space uses the same simple design language as the high-quality Italian modern furniture for the interior space.
Cyan Valley is a sales center located on the eighth floor of a building in Shenzhen, China. The interior covers 729 square meters and takes its theme from the nearby sea of Dapeng Bay. Warm beige, calm wood tones and simple white form the main color palette. French windows bring in natural light, while wooden screens and mirrors divide the space and protect privacy. Discussion areas are arranged as compartments with a view of the sea. Natural materials, greenery and seascape paintings create a calm and relaxed atmosphere.
A pure cube to minimize the impact on their surroundings that a sloping roof is installed hidden behind the walls, a part of interior space was dedicated for birds, inspired by historical dovecotes. The interior spaces is formed around the patio where the birds live, created cross-sectional play and level differences in the spaces, as well as design of the stairs inside it. Even the windows of the building were arranged according to the interior section game. Also inside the building, wood material has been used to create a sense of nature.