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Stylish Life Showhome by Patrick Chen
Stylish Life Showhome by Patrick Chen
Stylish Life Showhome by Patrick Chen
Stylish Life Showhome by Patrick Chen
Stylish Life Showhome by Patrick Chen

Hplus Architectural Design Consulting Co.,Lt.

Bronze Interior Space and Exhibition Design · 2020

Stylish Life Showhome

by Patrick Chen

  • A' Design Award 2020 Bronze Winner in Interior Space and Exhibition Design
  • Awarded April 15, 2020
  • CLIENT: Hplus Architectural Design Consulting Co.,Lt.
  • Estimated Number of Design Views: 7,629
  • Verification code 4E82C5E711 · Verify this award
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About Stylish Life Showhome

Stylish Life is a show home interior in Shanghai, China, covering 270 square meters. The two-floor plan serves a family of three generations. The ground floor is an open shared area that links the living room, the dining room and the study, and large French windows bring in natural light. A room for the elderly parents is arranged for safety and easy movement. The upper floor holds the master room with a walk-in closet and a bathroom, plus a children's room in yellow, blue and white. Gray tones, wood, marble and metal dividers are used, and wall cabinets are concealed.

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Unique Properties
The project is located in one such community of multi-story villas. Owing to the pleasant weather, user-friendly facilities and the expanse of the space, it is and gradually becoming a choice for the new middle class to settle down. The residence targets young families, who act as the mainstay of the modern city. They relish life and value the quality of living while more likely to embrace new ideas and things.
Dimensions & Packaging
270 square meter
Production Technology
The room for the elders, also on the first floor, has safety as its main concern. In view of the habits, mobility and convenience of elderly parents, the arrangement and organization of the facilities centers on a space for sleep that is naturally stable and orderly. The gray keynote is also applied here, combined with the texture of the wood. The master room and the children’s room are on the upper floor. The complete master room includes a bedroom, a walk-in closet and a bathroom. The large French windows commands the lake view outside. The cloth covering of deep gray and light gray, together with the metal dividers, constructs a unique sense of gradation and translates into order in the space.
Design Challenge
In light of the limitation in space, we cleverly focus cabinets in the bathroom, allowing for ample room for bath and beauty products. On the whole, as each part of the space is carefully designed by our team from the perspective of the users, the seemingly simple craftsmanship and building materials thus transform the place into an uncomplicated residence of great beauty and depth.
Project Duration
Shanghai, China
Operation Flow
he walls, with the gray keynote, combined with the metal dividers, create a texture that is both modest and stylish. The wall cabinets are also ingeniously concealed. The concealment of the cabinets not only helps maintain the wholeness of the space and good appearance but also takes practicality into account. The marble covering and the TV wall, along with the crystal chandelier and its shape of transparent flowing tapes, greatly enhance the eminence and distinction of the entire residence.
Research
Through the use of yellow, blue and white, as well as fun toys of various kinds, the children’s room is a fun space exclusive to children. Apart from this, a large area for their activities is reserved, so that children can run, leap and have a good time in their own room. In this way, they can build up memories of growing up.
Inspiration
The entire space is organized based on the needs of a 3-generation family living together. It is composed of two floors. The ground floor is mainly a shared area for family life, while the upper floor is a living space for the parents and their children. The space designed to be open, connects the living room, the dining room and the study. The seamless spatial connection broadens one's horizons, with the large French windows ushering in natural light and thereby breaking the boundary.

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