Image Credit : Jimmy Chen
Project Overview
The public space incorporating the living and dining room, furnished with the gentle texture of wooden floors, displays the comforting quality of a sweet home.
Project Commissioner
QIN ZHEN NAN Interior Design Ltd
Project Creator
QIN ZHEN NAN Interior Design Ltd
Team
I-An Chi
Li-Ting Chen
Project Brief
In this design work, “Home” represents the space taking reception for anything. The atmosphere is heart-warming. When lying on the big L-style couch the bathed under the warm sunlight, the family feels the warmth of home.
Project Need
In the living, the tea table figuratively resembling the white pottery is eye-catching. The cat sleeping on the log dining table, the COCKER happily running on the wooden floor, and the flavoring soup on the kitchen stove, these artistically present a part of the lovely home waving lively to everyone in the family.
Design Challenge
To meet the demands for storage reception, the designer decorates the house with a plenty of cabinets. Furthermore, the foyer ceiling and the elevated floor are embedded with storage spaces as well. The dining room and washitsu ornamented with the glass windows and curtains can become the guest room when pulling down the curtains. The hallway, meanwhile, skillfully identifies the distinctions between the public and private space.
Sustainability
The TV wall paved by the two-color honeycomb-style bricks, exclusively with 12 distinguishing bricks, is a surprise deliberately for the client. The hexagon bricks attaches excellently to the wooden floor, on which the life sculpture of rhino is standing with a smiling face. The texture of wooden floors, extensively furnished from the public to the private space, diffuses natural atmosphere.
Interior Design - International Residential
Open to all international projects this award celebrates innovative and creative building interiors, with consideration given to space creation and planning, furnishings, finishes, aesthetic presentation and functionality. Consideration also given to space allocation, traffic flow, building services, lighting, fixtures, flooring, colours, furnishings and surface finishes.
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