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Explore 267 award-winning designs tagged Residential on Magazine of Design.

Romance of Arc Residential

Romance of Arc

An arc is a plane curve, it can be generous, orderly, full, shaped, based on materials. In this residential space, people can see arcs on facades, walls and doors run through the public and private fields to echo each other. The house boasts a unique look credited to the design concept of being inspired by furnishing design and highlighting interior finish. The designer satisfied house owner with materials. Based on the warm color tone, they created a lazy but textured ambience through the visual and tactile texture of various materials.

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Luxury Mindset Residential

Luxury Mindset

This design is done for the residence of a couple and their two grown daughters, and the aim of Luxury from the Heart is to free up more space for the cohabitation of family members. By reallocating the ratio and locations of public and private areas, a Buddhist worship area is set up as the focal point that receives the optimal light source and emits calming energy. The furniture and decorations are configured artistically to imbue the space with a Shangri-La-esque atmosphere.

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Invisible Shadow Residential

Invisible Shadow

Invisible Shadow is a residential interior design for a newly completed house of 148.7 square meters in Taiwan. The theme is grand and modern. A large piece of marble forms the television wall and acts as the centerpiece of the public area. Gray, black and white are applied through special coating, system panels and mirrors to outline rectangular color blocks. Natural light from light-adjusting blinds echoes the wooden couch. An open layout connects the kitchen, dining room and living room to enlarge the long and narrow floor.

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Time of Year Residential

Time of Year

Time of Year is a residential interior design for a 257 square meter home formed by combining two apartments on the twelfth floor. Solid wood is used throughout, including the flooring, cabinets, tables and chairs. Rounded lines and a retracted ceiling with indirect lighting separate the living room from the tea area. A meditation room lined with wood, wooden blinds and wood grain cabinets was added for the client. Stone mosaics, tiles, mirrors, fossilized wood, iron and glass complete the rooms. The layout is symmetrical, with the public area at the center.

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Less is More Residential

Less is More

Less is More is a residential interior design for a 56 square meter apartment. The layout includes an entrance, a living room, a dining room, an open kitchen, a study room, a bedroom and two bathrooms. A half-height television wall replaces the solid wall between the living room and kitchen. A sliding glass door and reeded glass enclose the study room while keeping the plan open. Materials include iron parts, matte black glass, leather and raw concrete. The black, gray and white palette and the hand-applied wall textures create a calm setting.

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Tranquility Residential

Tranquility

Tranquility is a residential interior design for an apartment of approximately 297.5 square meters in Taiwan. The layout includes two bedrooms plus a study, a living room and a dining room. A clear boundary separates the public and private areas. The public area is open, with a large desk and ceiling-high cabinets. A wood-grained ceiling links the public area to the master bedroom and an independent audiovisual room. Materials include natural marble, raw concrete, iron parts and painted wood veneer in low-saturation gray tones. Hidden storage is placed behind continuous molding walls.

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White Yarn Residential

White Yarn

White Yarn is a residential interior design completed in Taipei, Taiwan. The home uses a light palette, with ceilings, walls and furnishings in beige and white. Metallic lines form slim frames, and faux antique mirrors reflect the surrounding views to make the rooms feel larger. Curved outlines replace square frames, so the transitions between areas flow smoothly. Wood flooring, marble, stone and European-style trims are combined with abundant natural light. A vista along the path offers a place to display the art collection.

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Sky Green Residential

Sky Green

Sky Green is a residential interior design completed in Taiwan. The plan is open, and each area is defined by a change of material rather than by walls. A hanging garden runs along a continuous L-shaped double balcony with floor-to-ceiling windows. The main wall of the living room is made of glass, so the garden remains visible from inside. Oak, tile, leather, and other green building materials are used in wood and earth tones. Linear lighting, grilles, and openwork cabinets cover the low beams. Sliding doors in the same tone divide public and private areas.

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Le’s House Residential

Le’s House

This 86 square meter multi-story residence has been completely renovated to create an inviting, bright and comfortable atmosphere for its elderly inhabitants. The project was undertaken with the intention of strengthening the family ties, and this goal was achieved by embracing the "less is more" philosophy. An understated, muted aesthetic was adopted, with low-chroma and health-friendly materials being employed to give the space a relaxed, natural feel.

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Resonance Clues Residential

Resonance Clues

Resonance Clues is a residential interior design for a 550 square meter apartment with three bedrooms, a living room, a dining room and two bathrooms. Gray steel stone, dark titanium plated steel and dark metal are applied to the flooring, the laminates and the facades as a metaphor for the traces of life. The public area is open, and the foyer, living room and master bedroom have no partitions. The three bedrooms stand at three angles of the living room, forming a triangular layout that lets family members see each other from any point.

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Home Exhibition Residential

Home Exhibition

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.

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Time Stamp Residential

Time Stamp

Time Stamp is a residential interior design for a 99 square meter home with three bedrooms, a living room and a dining room. The layout avoids high partitions and uses extension to connect the areas. The dining table platform reaches into the foyer, and the curved platform of the television wall extends to the window and the study, blurring boundaries and enlarging the space. Materials include terrazzo tiles, architectural concrete tiles, artificial stone, SPC flooring and mineral paints. A window-side platform provides seating for rest and conversation.

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