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Move Residential by Chiao Chun Lin
Move Residential by Chiao Chun Lin
Move Residential by Chiao Chun Lin
Move Residential by Chiao Chun Lin
Move Residential by Chiao Chun Lin

JN Interior Design

Bronze Interior Space and Exhibition Design · 2024

Move Residential

by Chiao Chun Lin

  • A' Design Award 2024 Bronze Winner in Interior Space and Exhibition Design
  • Awarded April 15, 2024
  • CLIENT: JN Interior Design
  • Estimated Number of Design Views: 10,262
  • Verification code A3A5954B80 · Verify this award
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About Move Residential

Move is a residential interior design completed in Taoyuan, Taiwan, covering 132 square meters. White is the dominant color, combined with black, gray and dark wooden textures. Curved forms soften the hard square lines of the rooms, and the rounded edges of the wall cabinets reduce the risk of collision when children play. A curved ceiling conceals the exposed pipes of the original property, and a recessed compartment in the living room ceiling stores the projector screen. Italian paint on the walls resists dirt, mildew and cracking.

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Unique Properties
In pursuit of a bright and soft spatial tone, the design team used white as the dominant color tone and introduced black, gray and dark wooden textures into the space, while weakening the impression of hard and square space through curvatures in design vocabulary, while also deploying lighting elements to create an extraordinary spatial atmosphere, allowing the space to offer a romantic expression of life under a tranquil setting.
Dimensions & Packaging
The project is 132.232 square meter.
Tags
Soft spatial tone, Wooden textures, Curved ceiling, Homocentric square design, Eco friendliness
Production Technology
Apart from planning of the overhead projector to meet the owners entertainment needs, the design team also adeptly deployed professional techniques and concepts to overcome the difficulties of exposed pipes and low ceiling of the original property and designed a recessed projector screen storage compartment into the ceiling of the living room.
Design Challenge
To create a modern style in the residence and at the same time inject a zest for life, Italian paint is applied to the TV wall and interior walls, offering the advantages of anti dirt, anti mildew, anti crack and easy maintenance, under the mottled concrete texture, the whole spatial quality can be enhanced when matched with white. In addition, the white wall, which meets the eye from the entrance, is deliberately left blank to leave a clean, simple and inviting impression.
Project Duration
The project finished in November 2022 in Taoyuan, Taiwan.
Operation Flow
The design team addressed the problem of the exposed pipes in the ceiling of the original space by designing a curved ceiling. Furthermore, the curved design of the overhanging cabinets on the wall helps to reduce the chance of collision at the edges when the children play at home, which not only allows the homeowners to have peace of mind, but also brings out the detail and coziness of the space.
Research
The overall space is designed with arcs to soften the dull vertical surface of the space, while outlining the soft and smooth contours of the space. The combination of black, white, gray and dark wooden textures creates a modern, clean and understated tone in the space with the help of layout adjustments and natural lighting, offering a rich depth of field effect. With the linear lighting, indirect lighting and wall lights on the ceiling, cabinets and walls.
Inspiration
Taking the childrens living space as the starting point, the JN design team creates ideal movement flows, lighting and basic security and storage functions in the home space according to the owners needs, while also creating a study space to increase the recreation and reading area. Furthermore, in consideration of the owners love of movies, the spatial ambience of a home theater is created to offer a comfortable, bright and ideal quality of life.
Image Credits
Image #1-5: Photographer Yu-Chiao Lee, MOVE, 2022.

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