Residential Space

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Designer / Brand: May Jbara Work: Residential Space Classification: Interior

Marina Light

Marina Light is a contemporary residential interior designed to create a calm and luminous living environment. The project explores the relationship between light, space, and material through a carefully balanced composition of soft forms, neutral tones, and refined textures. Open spatial planning encourages natural movement and visual continuity while maintaining a sense of privacy and comfort. Custom architectural elements and integrated storage solutions enhance functionality without disrupting the clarity of the space. The design emphasizes simplicity, elegance, and warmth.

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Designer / Brand: Lo Hsiao-Li Work: Residential Space Classification: Interior

Flex Haven

Flex Haven is a residential interior design for a family apartment. The design balances play and function within an adaptable layout. A central slide is joined by a swing, monkey bars and a curved ceiling, forming an environment that grows with the child. The slide unit follows a block-inspired form, and the stairs retract to become flush storage or a hideout. A ceiling track allows later conversion into a storage room. Three zones separate the parents and children areas while keeping a shared family space, so the home suits changing needs.

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Designer / Brand: Tzu Chun Lo Work: Residential Space Classification: Interior

Nest Within

Nest Within reimagines the home by expanding shared communal areas while reducing the footprint of private rooms. Designed around family life, the residence utilizes sleek glass partitions that allow for visual connection with only a subtle sense of separation. The use of natural materials, such as Shirasu Kabe, boosts indoor comfort and sustainability. Ultimately, this architecture is more than just a house; it is a dedicated sanctuary crafted for daily bonding, shared rituals, and deep emotional resonance.

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Designer / Brand: Ze Interior design Work: Residential Space Classification: Interior

Hidden Elegance House

Embodying Hidden Elegance, this project eschews flamboyance to explore the interplay of material essence and light. Within an open plan layout, the seamless harmony of grand stone and warm timber crafts a serene sanctuary with a sense of ritual. By utilizing minimalist linear vents and recessed lighting, the design achieves a vast horizontal extension. This simplicity without reduction focuses on precise proportions and raw beauty, evoking a high end executive suite where deep wood and white grey tones settle the mind.

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Designer / Brand: LIAN CHEN Work: Residential Space Classification: Interior

Residence H

Residence H is a residential interior design located in Taipei, Taiwan. The project includes an exterior renovation and a spacious double entrance. A leaking water tower was converted into an open-air courtyard, and a display area was created beside the staircase, with the ceiling extending toward large windows filled with sunlight. The interior palette uses earthy tones that reflect the natural surroundings. Many windows open onto outdoor patios. The streamlined layout allows the open public space to serve as a performance venue.

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Designer / Brand: Haochen Su Work: Residential Space Classification: Interior

Jane

Vanity Belongs to Jane is a residential interior design with an area of 1600 square meters. The layout uses lines to divide the space and links the interior with the courtyard landscape, so that indoor and outdoor areas echo each other. Large blank surfaces keep the rooms simple and calm. Art sculptures are placed through the interior to strengthen the artistic atmosphere. Materials include volcanic stone, rock board, ceramic tile, copper board, wood finish and emulsion paint. The project was completed in Zhejiang in 2022.

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Designer / Brand: Haochen Su Work: Residential Space Classification: Interior

Light Art House

Light Art House is a residential interior design with a floor area of 1800 square meters. Natural light is used as a main design element, and the space and the functional circulation are shaped by a deconstructive method. Light and simple colors set the main tone, and different textures are joined to create a calm and comfortable atmosphere. Art sculptures are placed in the rooms to strengthen the artistic character. Materials include volcanic stone, rock board, ceramic tile, copper board, wood finish and emulsion paint. The project was completed in Zhejiang in 2022.

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Designer / Brand: Lo Hsiao-Li Work: Residential Space Classification: Interior

Muhe

Muhe is a residential interior design created for co-living in an older apartment. A former bedroom is opened to connect the kitchen island, dining area, and reading wall, forming a shared axis that supports interaction among the residents and their pet. Sliding partitions let the home shift between privacy and connection, and a sliding television wall adjusts sightlines across the zones. A three-zone bathroom, concealed storage, and clear circulation support daily use. Brushed white oak, soft white tones, and layered lighting create a calm atmosphere.

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Designer / Brand: Lo Hsiao-Li Work: Residential Space Classification: Interior

Merry Individual Habitats

Merry Individual Habitats is a residential interior design for a home of 136 square meters shared by a couple. The plan is divided into two thirds shared space and one third private space. Two bedrooms are placed at the quiet rear and are separated by a dressing room, and both are reached through a hallway, so each occupant can move in and out without disturbing the other. A folding door in the study forms a temporary glass room for phone meetings. Light and natural wood tones create a calm atmosphere.

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Designer / Brand: Haochen Su Work: Residential Space Classification: Interior

Oriental Mood

Oriental Mood is a residential interior design covering 1400 square meters in Shanghai. Water is treated as the first element of the scheme, following the linked land and water of the Jiangnan water garden. The first floor of the existing building already shared this rhythm, with rooms and trees set around a central pool. Images taken from the natural landscape are placed within the static architectural space, so details and time shape the mood of each room. Materials include metal board, rock board, ceramic tile, copper board, wood veneer and gypsum board.

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Designer / Brand: Gary Ong Work: Residential Space Classification: Interior

Springleaf

Springleaf is a residential interior design for a four-storey family home in the northern part of Singapore. The home covers about 6900 square feet across four levels. Level one holds the living room, dining room, kitchen and pool. Level two contains the master bedroom, a girls room and a gym. Level three has a junior suite and a baby room. Level four includes a guest bedroom and an entertainment room. Stone, steel, aluminium and timber define the different areas. The interior is modern and inviting, so the owners can host guests regularly in privacy and comfort.

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Designer / Brand: Cheng Han Wu Work: Residential Space Classification: Interior

No8

The uniqueness of No8 lies in the combination and stacking of large color blocks, and the interpretation of the relationship between life and time. Through the combination of large color blocks, it creates a high-level sense of life and movement, and at the same time makes the space full of vitality. This way of combining and stacking can also reflect the deduction of time. The perceived landscape of the interior has also changed over time. This design method can attract people's attention and make them generally have endless exploration and surprises about the space.

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