Timeless Interior design residenziale

Press Kit

Unique Properties

The design team used different proportions of colors to shape the public and private areas with different atmospheres. The public area is grand, with gray-blue tones as the main visual. In the private area, the gray and purple tones express the impression of romance. The corridor that connects the public and private areas is the highlight. A crystal lamp, the favorite of the client, is the core of the public area and symbolizes the style of the space. The corridor is flanked by induction lighting that lights up slowly as people walk by.

Dimensions & Packaging

The project is a 165.2 square meter new apartment on the 16th floor. It has 2 plus 1 rooms, a living room, and a dining room. The original layout was 3 plus 1 room, but considering the number of people, one room was turned into a tea area in the public area. Furthermore, the space of the master bedroom was enlarged to make the dressing room more functional. The space is connected by curved lines so that the open-plan public area has the theme of each section and the lighting is improved.

Tags

Neo-classical, luxury, crystal, higher floor, marble.

Production Technology

Building materials: marble, titanium-plated metal, European-style trims, latex paint, imported tiles, crystal chandeliers, carbonized materials, etc. To meet the preference of the client, the dining table and the living room table are made of natural marble for large gatherings. The titanium-plated metal is more delicate than baking paint. Although the surface of the titanium-plated metal looks metallic reflection, the touch is silky smooth, which cannot be done by baking paint.

Design Challenge

To perfectly reproduce the client expectations for the home, the design team communicated closely with the client during the pre-production and construction process. In addition, the team found the problem of weak lighting in the corridor, and under the premise of gorgeous design, they used calcium silicate board to base the ceiling and hand-painted 8cm wide circular curves on-site, and finally added LED light strips to create a full visual effect.

Research

The name of this project is 'Timeless'. Stone and light are based on the client personality and preference. The design team used marble and metal to make the whole space look luxurious and magnificent. Moreover, the client requires a sense of roundness, so the details are outlined in arcs. The residence is where people often stay, and it will be meaningful if every detail is in line with the family's ideas. Finally, the design team added a vibrant atmosphere through the circular light strips that symbolize vitality and the planting wall on the balcony.

Inspiration

The inspiration comes from the client's ideas and personality. Because the client is a businessman and wanted to have a rounded impression in his home, the theme for this project is set as 'round'. The design team used light tones and ornate European-style trims, covered with delicate and silky metal. At the vista or the focal point, there is furniture that the client likes. The colorful and diverse materials have delicate details, and the sparkling light of the crystals can be felt at every step.

Project Duration

The project finished in May 2022 in Taiwan.

Operation Flow

There are many customized areas in the space for the client, such as a tea area for the host and a dressing room for the hostess. On the other hand, the quality of the design can also be seen in the details. The last five months of the construction were spent on finishing, to form a flawlessly textured residence. The thickness of each panel and each arc must be 4cm, which not only looks visually full but also has the symbolic meaning of wishing the client success in business.

Image Credits

IShung international development company