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Sense and Sensibility Residence by Yu-Lin Shih
Sense and Sensibility Residence by Yu-Lin Shih
Sense and Sensibility Residence by Yu-Lin Shih
Sense and Sensibility Residence by Yu-Lin Shih
Sense and Sensibility Residence by Yu-Lin Shih

Dumas Interior Design Group

Iron Interior Space and Exhibition Design · 2022

Sense and Sensibility Residence

by Yu-Lin Shih

  • A' Design Award 2022 Iron Winner in Interior Space and Exhibition Design
  • Awarded April 15, 2022
  • CLIENT: Dumas Interior Design Group
  • Estimated Number of Design Views: 7,395
  • Verification code 1CF8F08926 · Verify this award
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About Sense and Sensibility Residence

Sense and Sensibility is a residential interior design covering 149 square meters in Taiwan. The layout is organized by blocks of color and material instead of heavy divisions. Nile blue marks the private area, while contrasting black and white define the living room. Black hollowed partitions stand at the corners to soften sharp edges and to play with light and shadow. Earth tones add warmth and white keeps the space bright. Soft linings, neat tiles and a wooden floor create a calm atmosphere. The project was completed in May 2020.

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Unique Properties
The piano keys echo with the interior design, different aesthetics go beyond boundaries, hence merging into one. Gentle colors of earth tone carry the weight, whereas the purity of white brights up the space, going beyond. The abundance of Nile blue, distinctively partitions the space, yet sets up the characteristic. The simplicity of colors brings out the beauty of boldness yet not turning into aggressiveness.
Dimensions & Packaging
The space is 149 square meters.
Tags
Interior Design, Residence Building, Luxurious Modern Style, Light Luxurious Modern Style, Taiwan
Production Technology
Pushing aside the door, all of sudden, the clarity and richness of the nile blue draw a line on the private space. Contrasting pure black and white immediately tidy up the public area of the living room. Black hollowing-out partitions sit at the corners to soften the sharpness, playing with light and shadow. The softness of lining and warm colors tone down the atmosphere, releasing the fatigue.
Design Challenge
While busy enjoying sensibility, one doesn't forget to clear one's mind and develop thoughts. Colors as background, items of simple outline, and gentle wood veins become the best decoration of the space. The balance between dark and bright allows consciousness to unroll calmly. Spacious perception sets thoughts free to breathe. Lights shining through the floor-to-ceiling window, as well sparkling in the world of the thinker.
Project Duration
The project was finished in May 2020 in Taiwan.
Operation Flow
Silvery and golden beams of light glisten on the neat tiles and soft wooden floor. As the show goes on with musical notes jumping around the space, the black and the white intertwist, coexist. The piano keys echo with the interior design, different aesthetics go beyond boundaries, hence merging into one. Gentle colors of earth tone carry the weight, whereas the purity of white brights up space, going beyond. Nile blue's abundance distinctively partitions the space, yet sets up the characteristic. The simplicity of colors brings out the beauty of boldness yet not turning into aggressiveness.
Research
A space with such a calmness and tidiness can also offer the essence of joy in life; Allowing the purity of colors and materials to draw lines, to bring about the features of the space, to build up the function and atmosphere of each area. A design without redundancy takes care of the user's need and experience, as well as building up the aesthetic of the space. Leaving the blank space to the owner, one can go on to create different possibilities for life.
Inspiration
The design of this case builds up a place to stretch one's mind, to linger over thoughts. Blocks of colors and materials draw lines between areas. In addition, the lighting, texture, shapes, and lines allow the space to extend and accommodate.
Image Credits
Image #1 to #5, Photographed by Kuo-Min Lee in 2020.

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