Residence

Explore 356 award-winning designs tagged Residence on Lifestyle Design.

Designer: GLOBAL UNITED INNOVATORS CORP. Design Type: Residence Classification: Interior

Land of Dawn

Land of Dawn is a residential interior design for a five-story house of about 330 square meters in Taiwan. The living room ceiling uses overlapping arcs to create a rounded and progressive visual direction. Screens and storage cabinets are placed in a staggered layout to extend visual depth and guide movement through the rooms. The main living room wall is covered with wood veneer, while the television wall uses stone system panels with a storage function. Metal-framed glass sliding doors, curved marble screens and curved glass keep the plan flexible, warm and calm.

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Designer: Page Li Design Type: Residence Classification: Interior

Feather

Feather is a residential interior design for a two-story home in Taoyuan City, Taiwan. The original space had a low ceiling and complex partitions. The two floors were transformed into an open plan maisonette to create a tidy living area with a smooth flow. Neat lines and a cohesive black and white palette build a pure and calm space. Light wooden floor panels contrast with the white walls, ceiling and cabinets. Linear lights are embedded in the beams, the ceiling seams and the cabinet edges. The floor area is 110.6 square meters.

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Designer: KAITI CHANG Design Type: Residence Classification: Interior

Bright Platinum

Bright Platinum is a residential interior design for a villa in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The home was planned for a family of three who collect many items related to travel, fashion, and art. Black, white, and gray form the main colors of the space. Stone materials and line panels are applied to floors, cabinets, and countertops. Glass, metal, mirror, and leather details complete the modern and classical style. The layout of each floor was reshaped to improve storage, circulation, and the sense of space.

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Designer: Kai-Bo Chen Design Type: Residence Classification: Interior

Cultural Eleganza

Cultural Eleganza is a residential interior design located in Taipei, Taiwan, covering 291 square meters. The home combines Japanese and Nordic styles through natural elements and a reduced number of accessories. A gray and white palette in the public area is balanced by wooden and earthy tones. A large wooden bookcase in the study holds books and art and echoes the television wall. Large windows and several balconies bring in daylight and fresh air. Open space in the living room is reserved for the artworks of the residents. The design aims at comfort and energy saving.

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Designer: Shih-Kai Chen Design Type: Residence Classification: Interior

From Point to Plane

From Point to Plane is a residential interior design for a 56.2 square meter home in Hsinchu, Taiwan. The palette is based on gray and white, supplemented by wood, creating a functional and neat living space. The entrance porch uses imitation water paint to emphasize the natural texture. Gray-blue upholstered furniture and leather fabrics are combined with light wood tones and bright orange accents. An L-shaped wood frame extends into an open display cabinet with aluminum strip lights, iron shelves and mirrors, which separates the leisure area from the dining and kitchen area.

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Designer: Chien-Neng Chang Design Type: Residence Classification: Interior

Exuberance

Exuberance is a residential interior design for a home of 57 square meters in Taichung City, Taiwan. The concise layout and fluid flow connect daily needs and habits in an orderly way. The space is planned for rest, parties, family gatherings and work from home. Teak, marble and tinted, patterned and clear glass build the texture of the interior. Many storage rooms make the home practical to use and easy to clean. Floor-to-ceiling windows and honeycomb blinds bring in natural light while keeping privacy.

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Designer: FU-MEI CHIU Design Type: Residence Classification: Interior

Sunlight Sprinkles

Sunlight Sprinkles is a residential interior that also serves as a private club for guests. The home covers an actual area of 182.4 square meters and holds three bedrooms, three bathrooms and a meeting area. Light colors, curved ceiling edges and arc-shaped lighting create an airy atmosphere. The layout of the public area was changed so that natural light can reach the whole space. Wires are hidden inside metal cladding that runs along the window frame to the ceiling. Thin bricks, wood and metal form the main materials. The project was completed in Taipei.

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Designer: Clement Tung Jeun Cheng Design Type: Residence Classification: Architecture

Virtual Scenery

Virtual Scenery is a residence in Macau with a floor area of 485 square meters. The design takes the changing surface of Sai Van Lake as its main theme. The colors of water and waves are shown through different densities and angles, and the same theme is used for both the exterior and the interior. Wood finishes and a patterned wood floor add warmth to the living areas. Different depths of color separate the functional zones. The stairs combine black metal bars with champagne handrails. Materials of low chroma reduce visual pressure and support a calm atmosphere.

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Designer: Yu-Lin Shih Design Type: Residence Classification: Interior

Opulence Purity

Opulence Purity is a residential interior design covering 145 square meters in Taiwan. Pure colors and clean lines define the simple and modern space. Large window openings introduce daylight and bring the green plants outside into the rooms. The entrance hall is spacious, with a glass wall along one side, and floor-to-ceiling windows extend the view across the promenade to a further window. A black and white marble wall forms the main feature. The dining room connects to the kitchen, where hidden storage in wall cabinets keeps the space simple.

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Designer: Kai-Bo Chen Design Type: Residence Classification: Interior

Aggregation of Cultures and Eras

Aggregation of Cultures and Eras is a residential interior design completed in Taipei, Taiwan. The 165 square meter home uses Chinese scholarly culture and traditional scenery as symbols of a continuous history. Classical trim details are combined with modern colors and textures. Warm parquet flooring, leather wall surfaces and metal hardware create a calm and refined atmosphere. Natural scenery, daylight and ventilation are brought into the space. Energy-saving and low-emission devices support a sustainable and comfortable way of living.

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Designer: Clement Tung Jeun Cheng Design Type: Residence Classification: Interior

Gleaming Dimension

Gleaming Dimension is a residential interior design completed in Macau in August 2021, covering 234 square meters. The scheme is based on the concept of gleam and dimension, and the diamond cut inspires the lines applied to walls, ceilings and entrances. Lighting and layered colors create frames within frames. Light tones lead the palette, while dark tones and champagne gold serve as highlights. Wallpapers and synthetic leathers replace marble, and the large original windows bring in natural light and reduce the use of electric lighting.

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Designer: Jia Ru Chen Design Type: Residence Classification: Interior

Into the Ink

Into the Ink is a residential interior design for a 124 square meter home. The modern space is finished with marble veins, ceiling lines, embedded lighting and dark wooden grains to create a sense of flow. Black, grey and white are layered through materials of different textures to give the rooms depth. Black and white lines with recessed lighting run along the low beams of the common area, easing their visual weight and guiding movement. The kitchen, dining room and living room are joined, so parents can watch the children without barriers between the areas.

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