Not to stick to the single impression given by the residential space, this case is a new home for a young couple. It is expected that the space will not use too many light-colored elements. The original site has a large area of floor-to-ceiling windows, which can introduce sufficient lighting. Based on this, the designer continues the gray-scale tonality, using a variety of materials to lay out between the ceiling, wall and floor, and shows the unique rich level of gray space through the matching of gray-scale tones.

In addition, the design is cleverly integrated with orange colors, chandeliers and neat metal lines, moderately embellishing the space, adding light luxury and fashion avant-garde to the whole. In the planning of the open field, through the use of gray glass, the functional areas are more integrated into the whole, showing a harmonious and unified space beauty. At the same time, it is arranged with low soft clothes to create a visual amplification and extension effect. The space design is based on the deep tone preferred by the owner. Whether it is stone, wood grain or paint, natural, environmentally friendly and low-formaldehyde materials are given priority consideration. Such materials not only lay a good pollution-free environment for the space during the construction phase, but also allow the owner to enjoy a pure and harmless living space after moving in. This design is not only beneficial to the occupants, but also provides a good feedback on the overall sustainable development of the environment.

Chinese Taipei
Award : WINNER
Affiliation : Maumee Interior Design Studio
Designer : Zhi Jie Weng Ying Ying Lin

https://asiadesignprize.com/exhibition/159697