Iron Interior · 2022
From Point to Plane Residence
- A' Design Award 2022 in Interior
- CLIENT: Double_Design Architecture Studio
- Estimated Number of Design Views: 7,920
- Verification code ACEE4B917F · Verify this award
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About From Point to Plane Residence
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.
About the A' Design Award
From Point to Plane Residence is an Iron A' Design Award winner, a prestigious recognition granted to good designs that meet the professional and industrial requirements expected from well-designed creations. Iron winners demonstrate great skill, high specialization, expert understanding, and creative capacity of their creators. From Point to Plane Residence is expected to be a highly regarded, admired, and cherished creation that is practical and innovative. This Iron A' Design Award-winning design integrates industry best practices and has competent technical characteristics linked with know-how and talent. From Point to Plane Residence is respected for its thoroughness and is designed to provide quality of life improvements that help make the world a better place.
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- Unique Properties
- The whole space of this case is based on gray and white, supplemented by wood, creating a functional and neat sense of life. In order to be close to the preferences of the homeowner, the designer has introduced many natural and outdoor sports elements. The porch uses imitation water paint to emphasize the natural texture.
- Dimensions & Packaging
- The project is 56.2 square meter.
- Tags
- Interior, Gray, White, Wood, Nature
- Production Technology
- The main beam inside the building divides the public domain into two. Therefore, L-frame wood is used to extend and connect to the display window next to the TV wall. With aluminum strip lights, iron laminates and mirrors, the dark wood partitions are three-dimensionally formed to become an open display cabinet from the entrance to the living room, clearly dividing the leisure area and the dining and kitchen area.
- Design Challenge
- The overall space is well-lit. The use of the Honeycomb Shades can also be used in accordance with the sunlight at different periods of time, reducing radiant heat in accordance with the needs of the owner. A comfortable space can promote the residents to reduce the electricity consumption of lights and air-conditioning.
- Research
- The study room and the living room are bounded by sofas and high-footed desks, complementing each other, making the space its own. The window is combined with a low cabinet made of wood, so that the corner is instantly transformed into a reading area to enjoy the warmth of the sun, and it also provides a storage function. The hanging iron bookshelf changes texture with details.
- Inspiration
- The gray-blue software furniture and leather fabrics in the public space are matched with the light wood color configuration and bright orange embellishment, which injects vitality through color changes to create a richer atmosphere. Multiple spaces continue to use the same design vocabulary, and design changes are combined with white iron lines and surfaces to create a sense of uniformity in the space.
- Project Duration
- This project finished in March 2021 in Hsinchu, Taiwan
- Operation Flow
- The configuration of L-shaped kitchen utensils opens up the originally narrow kitchen. The dining table continues the interior decoration, using the island counter to plan the site and echo the ceiling lines. The dining and kitchen space is completely framed, and the excess indoor movement is also digested. Visually, the large dining table replaces the traditional partitions, and the dual-function design makes the residence of smaller space more spacious and practical in an instant.
- Image Credits
- Image #1-5: Photographer Bo-Yu Huang, From Point To Plane, 2021.
