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Apart from the minimalist approach, the client also requested to break away from the mundane and the formal design, therefore did not intend to have deliberate ceiling work to conceal all the building sprinkler piping, or curtain box. Therefore under the minimalist theme, the elegant exposed Industrial Loft Style has managed to preserve the original spatial height in the public domain.
NE 17 is an apartment interior design of 190 square meters with three bedrooms, three bathrooms, an open kitchen, a dining area, a living room, a study and two balconies. The layout is modular, so the spaces can open as one entertainment area or be used separately for daily needs. Tall French style windows bring natural light inside and create changing light and shadow through the day. Materials include silver toned paint, titanium plating, black iron, mirror and wood. Sliding glass panels enclose the study, which has a U shaped built-in table for six people.
Living space not only provide the sense of security but also provide a place for people to communicate; in addition, it’s a tunnel for human to communicate with the nature. This design project based on the theme of Rhythm of Water, not only reflect the unique of the Vincent Sun Space design studio, also shows the interaction between space and the natural element- water. Deriving from the origin of water, Sun’s design concept can be traced back to embryonic phase of land-forming period when lands are surrounded by sea water. All these concept comes from Asian ancient book, Book of Changes.
& Fellows Spa is a spa interior located in Taipei, Taiwan. The entrance is planted with green vegetation, and large glass windows bring in natural light. A semicircular hall with ivy patterned walls holds an open lounge and an arched section lit by recessed lights and wall lamps for time spent alone. The VIP room is inspired by the peacock, with feather decoration, bright blue and red walls and settees, and birdcage chandeliers. A further room follows a galaxy theme with handmade colored glaze hanging lights.
Structural Beauty is an office interior designed for daily work and client reception. The design emphasises the influence of the spatial structure itself on people, and seeks a relaxed and natural comfort through calm and restraint. Simple and smooth lines appear carefully cut. The colour scheme combines clear white with firm grey. Terrazzo, panDOMO, gypsum board, wood and paint form almost all of the surfaces. A raised platform to the north divides the space and opens the views outwards. Natural light from north and south meets in the centre of the hall.
Beijing Jingyin Nanshan is a resort hotel interior located in a rural area near Beijing. The hotel covers 1600 square meters and serves families, group events, parties, weddings and photo shoots. Private hot spring baths and a swimming pool bring water into the design. The courtyard layout is inspired by diamond cutting. White minimal volumes recall the traditional sloping roofs of local villages. Metal wave plates reflect the surroundings and form layered images. Concrete roofs, red brick, stone and wood from the original site remain visible.
Contrast of Materials is a residential interior design for a single floor home of about 250 square meters in Taipei. The design links the living room and the dining room through changes of surface material. Light and thin tiles cover the refrigerator doors and the kitchen cabinets. Tiles also show cloth patterns, oil paintings, marble and gradients. Marble meets rock, stainless steel meets solid wood, and leather meets metal. Lamps and ceilings form soft arcs. Bedroom doors, kitchen equipment and storage cabinets are hidden to keep the space calm and concise.
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The lounge is approximately 1900 sq. meters with a capacity of 385 seats with restrooms; sleeping boxes; shower facilities; meeting-rooms, a children-room, kitchen-area etc. The walls are randomly shaped and waves through the space inspired on the Volga, the longest river in Europe. The walls are designed with geological layers, each layer has its own color and structure accentuated with indirect light lines. The architectural columns and the restrooms show images of paintings by Chagall, executed in glass mosaic. The lounge has three color themes also for visual separation.
Xuzhou International is an academic center interior covering 78000 square meters. The design draws on Han culture, the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal and the Maritime Silk Road, and applies local landscape elements, vessel elements and Han cultural elements in a modern form. The guest rooms use natural colors and warm materials. The all-day dining room is a flexible space that combines warm wood tones with natural stone. The banquet center is based on gathering, communication and sharing, and its irregular walls allow flexible layouts. The project was completed in December 2019.
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.
Sky Tree is a residential apartment interior designed in a simple and modern style. The layout frees movement inside the home, so people are not limited by a fixed traffic flow. Living functions are combined, and the space remains open and engaging. Distinct colors are joined with wood that has uneven matte surfaces, stone and iron pieces. The ceiling is decorated with hexagonal matte mosaic tiles. The matte textures keep the rooms filled with soft and comfortable daylight, creating a warm and personal home for the owner.
The design team utilizes the integration of customized elements that exhibit a welcoming environment while interpreting a distinct living philosophy. In line with the team’s beliefs, the design aims to convey the idea of light expression by applying the gradation of sunlight that reflects the wood and low-saturation wall colors. The photographer team who spent almost a day in the house stated that the design optimizes visual experience by using different materials, textures, and colors that align with the original goal of providing an elegant vibe to space and bring comfort to the users.