Iron Interior Space and Exhibition Design · 2023
Immaculate Illumination Interior Design
by Cdb Interior Design Co., Ltd.
- A' Design Award 2023 Iron Winner in Interior Space and Exhibition Design
- Awarded April 15, 2023
- CLIENT: Cdb Interior Design Co., Ltd.
- Estimated Number of Design Views: 11,647
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About Immaculate Illumination Interior Design
Immaculate Illumination is the interior design of a new three-story residence in Hsinchu, Taiwan, with a total floor area of 297.5 square meters. The layout uses the building orientation and the surroundings to increase the natural light entering from every direction. White, black and light gray form the main colors. Large light stone tiles cover the floors, walls and stairs to widen the visual perception of space. Fluted glass admits light while keeping privacy. A wooden block on the second floor serves as a divider and a display cabinet.
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- Unique Properties
- This project uniquely takes advantage of the building’s orientation and surroundings to maximize the natural light that shines in from every direction. Natural illumination combines with modern minimalism and a simple colorway to create a soothing, elegant living environment for its residents. Modern art adds contemporary style, light stone tiles expand space, fluted glass allows light yet privacy, and black and white set simple elegance. This cycles consistently all throughout the residence.
- Dimensions & Packaging
- The residence is a brand new three-story building. The residence has a total floor area of 297.5 square meters.
- Tags
- modern, contemporary, minimalism, natural light, open, functional, abstract, black, white, adjust traffic flow for space
- Production Technology
- White, black, and light shades of gray serve as the main colorway for simple elegance. Large, light-colored, stone tiles cover the floors, walls, and stairs to open up visual perception of space. Use of space is multi-functional, such as the giant wooden block on the second floor serving as a divider, as a design centerpiece, and as a display cabinet. Similarly, obstructed space beneath the stairway becomes extra storage space, and the top floor can be a laundry room or additional rest area.
- Design Challenge
- One big challenge was the configuration of the stairway. To maximize space efficiency, the designer created a guest bathroom underneath the 1st floor stairs and designated the smallest space for storage. Adjusting the layout of the 2nd floor avoids direct, blinding sunlight. The areas for the bathrooms were narrower. To widen and enhance the space, the designer chose large, light gray stone tiles for the floors and walls and fluted glass for transmission of light without sacrificing privacy.
- Project Duration
- The project was completed in November 2021 in Hsinchu, Taiwan.
- Operation Flow
- The key step of the project was in the planning. The designer communicated and constantly followed up with the client to ensure that the design would exceed all expectations. From the types of materials and room layouts to lighting effects and construction, the designer fine-tuned each minute detail to specifications. Adjustments increased storage and adapted use of space. More importantly, changes focused on maximizing illumination to brighten and enhance the simple elegance of the home.
- Inspiration
- The inspirations for this design project were the power of illumination, the simple attractiveness of minimalism, and the functional use of space. The designer experimented to see the effects of combining these various components and how they impact the living environment and perception of space and aesthetics. Careful choice of materials, furnishings, and accessories magnified the combined power of light and visual perception to enhance and expand the residential space.
- Image Credits
- Cdb Interior Design Co., Ltd.