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This interior design planning project is a residence with a total living area of approximately 350 square meters. The layout of the home is quite neat and proportionately balanced. Because the client's preference of style is not limited, and the client takes the livability, comfort, functionality, and the human touch of the house seriously, the designer has put much emphasis on planning an interactive, flexible, and textured shared living space.
Situated on the idyllic East Coast of Singapore, this penthouse overlooks the Singapore Strait and the the iconic Marina Bay. Thexton Smith Interiors was tasked to create an elegant, yet luxurious home, where the panoramic view of the coastline is the star. While keeping the colour scheme muted, the furniture pieces in this apartment were unique and a statement all on their own. The designs reflected sophistication and restraint, whilst maintaining a sense of opulence. Overall, this modern luxury apartment evokes the emotion of awe, comfort and romanticism.
Aschon is a hair salon interior located in an alley in the Eastern District of Taipei, covering about 100 square meters. The main salon features floor-to-ceiling decorative screen walls of rift sawn oak, accented with brass and walnut details. A rattan partition stands in front of the counter and adds a relaxed feeling at the entrance. Limed timber, rattan and woven leather give the space a tactile quality, while ceramic tiles and terrazzo stone keep the look contemporary. Contrasting greens and soft coral shades complete the warm palette.
Huayue Palace is a private house interior design located in Chengdu, China. A high ceiling space between two floors improves ventilation and natural light in the public area. A pair of transparent wing sculptures replaces heavy chandeliers, honoring the resident who cares for stray animals. Work, reading and play areas are arranged along a long corridor beside the children's rooms, so adults can stay close. Shelters for cats, dogs and birds are placed in the roof garden. A fresh air system keeps temperature and humidity constant, quiet and clean.
Senza Paura is a residential interior design created within two connected apartments on the 27th floor of a building in Taiwan. The layout follows a reversed Feng-Shui plan that deliberately sets aside traditional taboos. An open area about 22 meters long and 6 to 8 meters wide links the public, private and work zones. Marble, titanium-plated stainless steel, hand-dyed oak and switchable glass shape the luxurious character. Switchable glass in the curved facade of the workspace regulates privacy and natural light.
Peace of Mind is an office interior located on the second floor of a building in Taichung, Taiwan. The working space covers 300 square meters. Gentle wooden tones form the base color, and the textures of the materials add an elegant character. Clear glass and wooden partitions replace solid walls, so daylight reaches the interior. Large floor-to-ceiling windows face a park, and pine trees grow at the sides, bringing the surrounding greenery into the design. The intent is a calm and distraction-free place to work.
This is the office of a company that designs precision machinery. Employees routinely use PCs to draw very detailed drawings. Therefore, the space needs to be planned in such a way that employees can easily concentrate on their work. Various aspects such as flow line planning, lighting planning, interior coloring, dimensional planning of desks and corridors, and soundproofing are considered. It is also equipped with a cafe counter and bench seats for resting, The on and off elements are exquisitely balanced.
Home Exhibition is a residential interior design for a five-story single-family villa in Zhuji, Zhejiang, China, with a total area of 1200 square meters. The home holds more than 100 artworks by more than 70 artists. The two underground floors are arranged like an art museum, where a mainly white background is combined with black geometric structures and curved wall contours that break the square plan. The lighting and hanging lines were planned with room for adjustment, so the rooms can serve display, daily life and private events.
Curves Safari is an office interior of 2200 square meters arranged on two floors. Arcs, hyperbolas and large curved surfaces shape most of the space. The reception ceiling is covered with mirrored aluminum panels, and the reflection reduces the visual effect of the low building height. The first floor holds a public office area, meeting rooms and offices in warm wood tones. The second floor is darker and contains a multifunctional hall and a circular exhibition room with a 360 degree rotating LED screen.
Penthouse Lisbon is a residential interior design for a private apartment in Lisbon. The plan is almost round and has few masonry walls, because nearly the entire facade is clad in glass. Daily life takes place in the center of the area, where the television room, the office, the living room, the dining room and the kitchen are connected in sequence. Natural light is used from sunrise to sunset. Colors, fabrics, wood types and quartzite stone were selected according to the solar orientation of the apartment.
Modern Courtyard is a residential interior design for a home of 1423 square feet in HsinChu, Taiwan. The original layout was changed to form a spacious living room and dining room, an entryway opening to the kitchen, a master bedroom and two guest bedrooms. Two circular routes organize the plan, with the corridor as an axis. The arrangement follows the concept of the three entry courtyard of traditional Chinese buildings. Only white oak and walnut are used. Ceilings of different heights let light pass and make the rooms feel larger.
Dialogue of Light is a VIP center interior located in Taichung, Taiwan, with a floor area of 599 square meters. The first floor holds an entrance lobby, a corridor, a tea bar and a toilet. The second floor holds an office, a reception room, an exhibition room, a children's play room and a toilet. Large glass curtains were retained to admit natural sunlight, and high ceilings keep the space open. White paint, terrazzo and concrete form the main surfaces. Furniture is arranged in island like groups that guide movement along the paths.