Residential

Explore 263 award-winning designs tagged Residential on Architecture Today.

Designer: Dr.W design team Design Type: Residential Category: Interior

Purpose of Leisure

Purpose of Leisure is the interior design of a five-story single-family house in Taiwan. Large windows on three sides bring daylight into the rooms, and scrim curtains soften the light. Selected marble covers the main wall of the public area, and the same marble continues into the dining area. Light gray and nude tones, with white and earth colors, are used throughout. The master bedroom has wooden flooring that matches the light tan curtains. A wraparound desk forms the main feature of the study on the top floor.

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Designer: Chia Chi Yeh Design Type: Residential Category: Interior

Homestead of Pureness

Homestead of Pureness is a residential interior design for a four-room home in Taiwan. The public area follows a semi-open layout, and glass screens with titanium-plated frames separate the zones while keeping the space visually open. A sliding door closes the kitchen to contain cooking smells during use. The master bedroom and the children's room were each reduced by 50 centimeters to enlarge the study. Grey, lavender and light wooden tones are combined with a marble television wall, and dark brown furniture balances the light surfaces.

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Designer: Mu-Chin Chiang Design Type: Residential Category: Interior

Ombre Aplomb

Ombre Aplomb is a residential interior design for a 160 square meter apartment. The plan includes an open living space, two bedrooms with private bathrooms and two functional rooms. A dual colour contrast is present in every orientation of the space. Bianco carrara and nero marquina marbles set a black and white scheme, combined with matte wall tiling and grey mirror paneling. The flooring mixes wood parquet and polished marble to separate the dining area from the shared space. The kitchen is placed in a separate room to suit Eastern cooking methods.

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Designer: CHEN SHENG-YUAN Design Type: Residential Category: Interior

Greenwich

Greenwich is a residential interior design for a small apartment in Taiwan. A mezzanine increases the usable area within the limited footprint. Glass and iron elements bring sunlight into every corner. Slender steel handrails and a staircase walkway divide the areas while keeping visual openness. The design recalls the iron staircases of Manhattan, where the owner once lived. The main materials are particle board, mineral water-based paint and stone plastic composite flooring, selected for low formaldehyde and low volatility.

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Designer: Yu-Lung Lee Design Type: Residential Category: Interior

Yearning for Home

Yearning for Home is a residential interior that also supports work use. The original layout was opened up, leaving one bedroom connected to a secondary room, so the space feels wider. Grey cement paint covers the television wall and the trap doors of the bedroom, the storage room and the guest bathroom, and it shows changing layers of light and shadow. Curved forms soften the beams and columns, while linear lighting is embedded for the evening. A counter and a diagonal dining table serve as working surfaces. Preserved walls hold the client art collection.

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Designer: Pei-Lin Hsieh Design Type: Residential Category: Interior

The Hulking Mist

The Hulking Mist is a residential interior design for an apartment in New Taipei City. The original layout of four rooms and three bathrooms was rearranged into three rooms and two bathrooms, and a study was added. The kitchen is placed at the center of the plan and is linked to the dining area by glass sliding doors, so the public area can be opened or closed as needed. Grey, white, earth and grey-blue tones are combined with wooden flooring, marble and blue artistic tiles. The wall behind the dining table is covered with blue tiles that recall an ocean view.

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Designer: Wei-Han Shih Design Type: Residential Category: Interior

Silence in All

Silence in All is a residential interior design created for a forty-year-old house in Taiwan. The home is arranged in shades of grey, using natural thin sintered stones, glass tiles, painted glass and grey mirrors. Reflective and transparent surfaces make the narrow and long plan appear wider. The layout is divided into a garage, a public area, a private area and a basement storage area. Wall cabinets, double-sided cabinets and glass cabinets add storage and display space. Waterproofing and moisture resistant materials address the flood and damp problems of the old building.

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Designer: W-house interior design Design Type: Residential Category: Interior

Emerald Harmony

Azure Blue and Emerald Harmony is a residential interior design for a newly built 33-ping apartment on the fourteenth floor. The home holds four bedrooms, two living rooms and two bathrooms with natural light. Calm black, gray and white tones are combined with blue and gray soft furnishings. Thick black window frames present the park view outside like a picture. A semi-open layout with sliding gray glass doors in iron frames saves space. Recessed linear lights, wall lights, display lights and chandeliers shape the atmosphere at night.

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Designer: Chih Hsiu Sung Design Type: Residential Category: Interior

The Scarlett

The Scarlett is a residential interior design completed in Taiwan. The space uses a white background blended with gray, black and milk tea tones, while bright orange is added as an accent. A curved ceiling connects the public areas, and its overlapping lines form soft shapes that recall white hills. Rounded corners soften the edges throughout, including a curved television wall. Wooden cabinets in the hallway display a model collection. Materials include amber mirrors, titanium-plated metal, terrazzo and low formaldehyde building products.

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Designer: Stephy Teng Design Type: Residential Category: Interior

Luxurious

Luxurious is a residential interior design for a 37-ping apartment in Taoyuan City, Taiwan. The home contains three bedrooms, two living rooms and two bathrooms. Wooden doors, flooring and wall panels give the public area a steady character. A white marble-imitating television wall echoes the plain walls, while grey furnishings create a soft contrast. Grey and black mirrors raise the brightness and depth of the living room, which has windows on one side only. Cabinets in mixed materials soften the existing column beams and add storage.

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Designer: Yi-Ling Syu Design Type: Residential Category: Interior

The Experiment

The Experiment is a residential interior design for a 20-ping home in New Taipei City, Taiwan. Walls are avoided in the public area, where hidden divisions and hallways surround an open kitchen. An induction stove is placed on the kitchen island, so users face the window view and the living room while cooking. Three elevating glass panels are hidden in the ventilator to contain cooking smells. Cabinets divide the living room and the bedrooms. Grey and white materials, wooden flooring and LED lights are used.

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Designer: Ching-Lin Yu Design Type: Residential Category: Interior

Restrained Hidden

Restrained Hidden is a residential interior design completed in Taiwan. The plan covers an indoor area of 46 ping, including an entryway, living room, reading area, dining room and kitchen, along with two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a study. Grey, black and white form the base palette. Light blue cabinets, matte marble stones, mirrors and glass add a quiet sense of luxury. Hexagonal bricks, wooden flooring and wide planks are combined for the floors. Indirect lighting and daylight outline depth, while a consistent ceiling height softens the structural beams.

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