Bronze Interior Space and Exhibition Design · 2021
Environmentally Eclectic Residential Apartment Interior Design
by Ting Chung
- A' Design Award 2021 Bronze Winner in Interior Space and Exhibition Design
- Awarded April 15, 2021
- CLIENT: Oliver Interior Design and reVIEWorks
- Estimated Number of Design Views: 8,862
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About Environmentally Eclectic Residential Apartment Interior Design
Environmentally Eclectic is a residential apartment interior design in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. The 165 square meter home combines eclectic and modern styles with environmentally friendly materials. A full heat exchanger removes pollutants and brings fresh air into the rooms. A water purification system supplies clean water for all-purpose use. Minimal drapes and tinted windows increase natural light. Terrazzo flooring, wood flooring, cinder blocks and marble warm the interior and visually separate the areas. Eggshell paint absorbs toxic gases and assists energy conservation.
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- Unique Properties
- This modern, eclectic design selects environmentally friendly materials that also benefit healthy living. It brings together various elements to add softness and comfort to the dining room, creates an intimate bathroom and a playful camp cabin theme for the children’s room, and promotes feng shui and maximizes storage capacity throughout the residence. Wooden planks offer warmth, and cinder blocks allow interaction between rooms. Marble flooring enhances and visually partitions areas of space.
- Dimensions & Packaging
- Design area: 165 square meters
Terrazzo flooring: 50 square meters
Wood flooring: 60 square meters
Painted flooring: 23 square meters - Tags
- eclectic modern, minimalism, environmental materials, terrazzo flooring, wood flooring, cinder blocks, eggshell paint, mineral paint, marble, veneer, titanium plating
- Production Technology
- A full heat exchanger removes pollutants and carries in fresh air. The comprehensive water purification system suits all-purpose use. Minimizing drapes and tinted windows maximizes natural light and prevents global warming. Terrazzo flooring adds style and subtracts natural waste. Eggshell paint absorbs toxic gases and assists energy conservation. Titanium plating is greener than chemical plating, with vacuum ion technology for durability. It resists moisture, stains, rust, mildew, and fading.
- Design Challenge
- Designing the children’s room was a challenge. Children are very active, playful, and they grow up quickly. The designer thought of Australian wooden houses and camping cabins and created a slanted ceiling and bunk bed design. It creates a fun, lively feel that children adore. White paint reflects playful innocence and allows for easy repainting. The design of the bed area with its high ceiling allows for flexible redesign as the child grows older. Not only practical, it’s a perfect match.
- Project Duration
- This residential interior design project was undertaken from October 2019 to September 2019 in Kaohsiung, Taiwan.
- Operation Flow
- The interior design of this residence focuses on environmentalism. The types of materials, construction methods, and technology used all reflect the goal of protecting the sun, atmosphere, and natural resources. In addition to protection of the environment, the design also fosters a healthy living environment. The design utilizes advanced technology to ensure healthy air quality and water quality. Special paint regulates humidity and enhances lighting so that less wattage is required.
- Research
- Destruction and carelessness by humans has resulted in global warming. Architecture and interior design inevitably play a role. How can design and nature coexist? Our basic obligation is to minimize any impact while also creating a safe living environment. Careful focus is placed on the scale of design, types of materials, and use of space. Eclectic style takes various elements and brings them together. Environmentalism and eclecticism shine in this design’s use of materials and unique vibe.
- Inspiration
- Having lived in Australia, the designer is inspired by its eclectic styles and minimalist living environment. He incorporates various elements to achieve a design seldom found in Taiwan, which allows future clients to visualize his design concept. Environmentally friendly materials regulate air and humidity for a healthy living space, akin to the Australian outdoors. Earth-tone colors and wood further that feel, and the slanted ceiling and bunk bed design call to mind Australian camping cabins.
- Image Credits
- Oliver Interior Design and reVIEWorks