Bronze Interior Space and Exhibition Design · 2021
U Museum Residential Apartment
by Liu Chichuan, Chen Yunju and Fang Renkai
- A' Design Award 2021 Bronze Winner in Interior Space and Exhibition Design
- Awarded April 15, 2021
- CLIENT: NorWe Interior Design Co.,LTD.
- Estimated Number of Design Views: 14,337
- Verification code D874EC0E89 · Verify this award
About U Museum Residential Apartment
U Museum is an apartment interior design of about 56.19 square meters in New Taipei City. Arc-shaped forms decorate the public areas, and the blue and green colors preferred by the residents are added as accents. The open plan and a glass partition wall keep the living and dining areas visually coherent. The study is semi-open, and clear glass and patterned glass allow views of books and displays. In the master bedroom, an alcove holds an extended countertop with drawers below and display cabinets above, forming a dressing area.
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- Unique Properties
- The arc-shaped design is used to decorate the public space, and then incorporated into the homeowner's favorite colors as embellishments, achieving a refined taste like being in an art museum.
As the main activity area of the guest and dining room, the designer makes good use of the rounded design to decorate the corners, and with the open plan and glass partition wall, the whole space is visually coherent and coordinated. The dining area is connected with the shoe cabinet in the entrance to extend the dining chairs and couch, creating a comfortable dining atmosphere.
In the corner of the master bedroom, the designer used the extension of the countertop to serve as a dressing area for the residents. The side combination of drawers and display cabinets is suitable for placing bags or accessories.
Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version) - Dimensions & Packaging
- The residence is approximately 56.19 square meters.
- Tags
- Nordic style, Interior design, Residential, Living space, Apartment
- Production Technology
- Laminate flooring, Woodwork Veneer, Silestone, Steel Piece
- Design Challenge
- The master bedroom has an alcove pattern, so the designers made a lot of designs for the alcove. The final result of the discussion with the clients was that the counter top could be extended into the room, with drawers underneath and display cabinets above, which is very siutable for bags and accessories (we also designed light bars on the side to give the display cabinets a bright spot). The shallow shape of the countertop does not need to worry about the lack of space to put things.
- Project Duration
- The project started in August 2020 and finished in January 2021 in New Taipei City, Taiwan.
- Operation Flow
- The study room is designed as semi-open space, so that people who is working in the study can also communicates and interacts with people in the living room through the glass. Through the design of clear glass and flower glass, people who is in the house coule see the design of different displays in the study room, so that the space becomes interesting, whether it is books or displays can be displayed in different ways through different designs.
- Inspiration
- The clients like the arc-shaped design, so we designed the common areas to be coherent, and incorporated the blue and green colors that clients like.
- Image Credits
- Photo credits: Mooten Studio