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A Touch of Monet Residential Apartment by Li Zhang
A Touch of Monet Residential Apartment by Li Zhang
A Touch of Monet Residential Apartment by Li Zhang
A Touch of Monet Residential Apartment by Li Zhang
A Touch of Monet Residential Apartment by Li Zhang

Face & Associates Inc.interior Design

Bronze Interior Space and Exhibition Design · 2020

A Touch of Monet Residential Apartment

by Li Zhang

  • A' Design Award 2020 Bronze Winner in Interior Space and Exhibition Design
  • Awarded April 15, 2020
  • CLIENT: Face & Associates Inc.interior Design
  • Estimated Number of Design Views: 12,657
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About A Touch of Monet Residential Apartment

A Touch of Monet is an interior design for a residential apartment in Jiangsu, China. The apartment covers 130 square meters. The design is inspired by the Water Lilies paintings of Claude Monet. White Volakas marble, white lacquered floorboards, brushed bronze-colored stainless steel and leather surfaces fill the space with brightness and movement. The living room is centered on a pond-like carpet that resembles thin tulle floating on water. Layered metal chandeliers recall bubbles rising through water. An abstract painting with blue waves adds further depth to the interior.

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Unique Properties
The colors and hues of the white Volakas marble, white lacquered floor boards, brushed bronze-colored stainless steel, and leather-skinned fill the space with brightness and movement reminiscent of the curves and waves, colors and spatial depth that bring Monets paintings to life.
Dimensions & Packaging
The property is 130 square meters.
Tags
Interior Design, Residential, Monet, Space, marble
Production Technology
These delicate oil paintings present a calm and carefree attitude in contemporary life, inviting the viewer in to their world of ever-changing light and shadow, perceptions and ideas. The living room is centered on a pond-like carpet that resembles a thin tulle floating on the water, with light and shadow alternately revealing and hiding themselves and each other, which imbues the otherwise static living room with a visual dynamic of life flowing through and around. The shapes in the dining area represent flowing water and communication between people.
Project Duration
The project finished in 2019, locates in Jiangsu, China.
Operation Flow
The layered metal chandeliers resemble bubbles floating up in the water, while the curved transparent backs of the dining chairs convey a similar sense of movement. The blue waves of the abstract painting on the wall add further depth and movement to reinforce the overall design concept. Just this right amount of color accent ties the space together and infuses it with energy. As with Monet’s paintings, up close some parts are a riot of color, yet the overall visual effect is one of balance and serenity.
Research
In the master bedroom, a green water lily painting functions as the visual focal point, whose tranquility envelops the entire bedroom. The strong colors are different from what’s usually found in bedrooms, but the blue water and green lily pads under the soft and pure light from the simple metal light fixtures put the eyes at ease and the mind at rest. The literary and elegant atmosphere of the study reflects the sophistication of its owner and user. This styling turns a usually private room into a space that tells the story of a cultural personality.
Inspiration
Claude Monet is one of the foremost painters of France, a master of using color to perfectly express moments of light and shadow. I incorporate his treatment of light and color into my designs in ways that no one has ventured to do before. The interior design of this sample home is inspired by Monet's classic series called Water Lilies, renowned for their dreamy atmosphere and vivid colors, expressed in a refined spatial language.

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