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Discover 267 award-winning designs tagged Residential on A Design Magazine.

Private Penthouse Residential

Private Penthouse

The furniture layout give the space an open, airy feeling. As one enters the apartment, they can not but notice the staircase that serves as the backbone of the apartment, connecting both horizontally and vertically, physically and visually, from the bottom all the way up to the rooftop and modern pool. While furniture, lighting and contemporary art contribute to the subtle refinement of the penthouse, the choice of noble materials has played an equally vital role. The penthouse has been designed to make the urban feel both at home and at the retreat.

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Pocket House Residential

Pocket House

Pocket House is a mobile residence built inside a standard 40-foot shipping container. The reused container rests on a simple support base, and the dry construction was completed by installation alone in ten days, with little waste. Sections of the steel side walls were removed and replaced with glass doors, which improve ventilation and daylight and open the interior to the garden. Wood is used as the single interior coating for the floor, walls and ceiling. The compact plan holds a bedroom, a bathroom, a living and dining area and a kitchen.

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Blue Sky Residential

Blue Sky

With a simple, light, luxury industrial style, it creates a living space with a distinctive interior storage function. The design team uses melanin board with luxurious wood texture and original style concrete boards, with Turkish blue and detailed iron mesh, to add a rough and design vocabulary. In terms of function, the integrated dining space and the bedroom have the storage in order to fulfill the client’s living needs, with a design to create unlimited possibilities under limited space.

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Blessing of Angels Residential

Blessing of Angels

The superior spatial scale and the large-scale lighting advantage, in the design and planning, consider the meaning of the overall space to people, to create the greatest value of life. In addition to the sense of humanity, it also integrates the traffic flows and various possible living functions from the design point of view, weakens the beam-column restrictions of the original space, and allows the space users fully enjoy the broad panoramic view and the open life in the public domain.

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Weilaiyue Residential

Weilaiyue

Weilaiyue is a residential interior design that combines Italian luxury with modernism. The living room uses blue as its main color theme, with references to Renaissance architecture that suggest a contemporary and romantic way of life. The dining area applies different shades and materials to create an atmosphere that is both classic and modern. The parents' room is based on caramel, beige and gray tones of varying brightness, forming a calm and lasting color system. Stone, cloth, marble, metal and wood are used throughout the home.

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Profoundness of Structures Residential

Profoundness of Structures

Profoundness of Structures is a five-floor residence and art exhibition space in Tainan, Taiwan. Architectural grilles bring daylight and fresh air into the house and help control the indoor temperature. The grilles reduce the heat absorbed by concrete structures in the subtropical climate and save energy. Fair-faced concrete, steel, wood and track lighting form a minimal interior that highlights the paintings on the walls. Grass pavers at the entrance improve the water retention of the soil. A fish pond and a corridor of terrazzo and cobblestones create a natural setting.

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Hilltop House Residential

Hilltop House

Hilltop House is a residential interior design for a single family home of 1300 square meters. The house stands on a mountain top, above a large wetland park. Three generations live in the home, so the colours, forms and functions of each area were planned for ages from under one year to over eighty years. The exterior walls facing the mountain were replaced with large glass panels on every floor. A 60 meter corridor with floor to ceiling glass surrounds the lower level. Chinese cultural elements, such as curved lines and bamboo shapes, guide the decoration.

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Residence of Chen Residential

Residence of Chen

Residence of Chen is a residential interior design completed in Taiwan. The original layout of four rooms and two halls was opened by removing partitions, creating a more spacious plan. The living room, dining room and kitchen are integrated, and the kitchen workbench faces the living room, so a parent can interact with the child while cooking. The sofa and dining table are placed on opposite sides, leaving open circulation in the middle. Cement gray tones are combined with wood, textured wallpaper and a pandomo floor. Low furniture lets daylight enter the rooms.

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Light Box Residential

Light Box

Light Box is a residential interior design created for an apartment in Taichung City, Taiwan. The concept centers on a floating cubic unit that glows in the middle of the space. The multifunctional room is lifted 40 centimeters and can serve as a workout area, a washitsu for guests, a guest room or an extension of the living room. Ceiling hooks support suspension training, and a mirrored wall folds down to reveal a double bed. Semi-open layouts, transparent materials and custom wood frames keep the interior light. A palette of blue, black and grey sets a futuristic tone.

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Glowing House Residential

Glowing House

Glowing House is a residential interior design placed on the third floor of a corner terrace house in Taichung, Taiwan. The lower floors remain in commercial use, so the layout separates public and private areas and creates a smooth flow. The direction of the entrance door is altered to hide the living area and to increase privacy. Transparent sliding doors are set in front of the island in the open kitchen to block cooking fumes while keeping contact with the living room. Black, white and grey tones are combined with warm hardwood veneer.

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Green Glow Residential

Green Glow

Sustainable Architecture is a residential interior design completed in Taipei, Taiwan. The home covers about 198 square meters and contains a living room, a dining room, a kitchen, a study room, three bedrooms and four bathrooms. Black, white and wood tones are combined to create a calm and modern living space. Laser engraved metal plates, marble, imported wood grain bricks and mirror surfaces are used. The semi-open kitchen is divided from the dining and living areas, and floor-to-ceiling windows make the interior appear larger.

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The House of Hygge   Residential

The House of Hygge

The House of Hygge is a residential interior design for an apartment in Singapore, completed in December 2020. The project follows the idea of hygge, a way of living based on comfort, simplicity and quiet enjoyment. An open layout connects all the spaces from the entrance. The kitchen joins wet and dry functions and allows cooking with a group of friends. The living area opens like a garden amenity, and the sleeping area is shaped for visual contrast. Loose furniture is selected to support flexible use, while white and warm tones give a friendly atmosphere.

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