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Pure Life Residential House by Kai Yao Wang
Pure Life Residential House by Kai Yao Wang
Pure Life Residential House by Kai Yao Wang
Pure Life Residential House by Kai Yao Wang
Pure Life Residential House by Kai Yao Wang

VISION PERCEPTION Creation

Bronze Interior Space and Exhibition Design · 2022

Pure Life Residential House

by Kai Yao Wang

  • A' Design Award 2022 Bronze Winner in Interior Space and Exhibition Design
  • Awarded April 15, 2022
  • CLIENT: VISION PERCEPTION Creation
  • Estimated Number of Design Views: 9,468
  • Verification code 6872C48F96 · Verify this award
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About Pure Life Residential House

Pure Life is a residential interior design for a 126 square meter home in Hsinchu City, Taiwan. The layout includes three bedrooms, a living room, a dining room, two bathrooms, a kitchen, a dressing room and a study. Floor-to-ceiling windows bring natural light into the rooms. A low chroma palette of black, white and gray softens color boundaries and adds visual layers. Stone, stucco and wood textures form a calm base, while wood is used more in the bedrooms. A projection screen replaces the television, and the former television wall becomes a cabinet for display and storage.

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Unique Properties
Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy natural light that flows into the room through floor-to-ceiling windows. The minimalist black and white palette combined with key materials construct a sense of belonging that the occupants aspire to. Neat and clean lines reduce clutter visually. The natural texture of the stone is ravishing and injects a gentle and elegant base, creating a calm and peaceful spatial sequence with a combination of rigidity and flexibility.
Dimensions & Packaging
In the space of 126 square meters, there are three bedrooms, one living room, one dining room, two bathrooms, one kitchen, one dressing room and the study room.
Tags
Interior Design, Stone, Low chroma, Natural textures, Stucco
Production Technology
Imported tiles, wool stainless steel, system cabinet, super wear-resistant wood floor, thin slate
Design Challenge
The open layout of the public sphere turns the disadvantage of single-sided lighting into an advantage and offers flexible adjustment by replacing the TV with a projection screen and turning the original TV wall into a cabinet for both display and storage, adding increased flexibility and agility to the space.
Project Duration
The project finished in September 2021 in Hsinchu City, Taiwan
Operation Flow
The stable stone pattern opens the entrance, and the semi-transparent reeded glass resolves bad feng shui without blocking the flow of light. As the flooring materials transform in the living room, the blending of black and white through the gray scale spreads the dramatic tension and reduces the decorative media to emphasize the interaction and echo different forms. The flowing texture of stone is used to extend the sense of vision and link the relationship between the living and dining areas. In the private sphere, the elements of wood are increased to create a warm and comfortable sleeping environment.
Research
In the living room, without the standard TV configuration, the area free of audio-visual equipment offers undisturbed tranquility. Deep colors can expand the space, and the pure white along with the heaviness of black creates a warm atmosphere with a personal touch.
Inspiration
The use of low chroma scheme creates a pure and unadulterated perception of the environment. The contrast between black and white is balanced by the timely use of gray scale, which weakens the color boundary and adds layers to the space. The natural textures of stone, stucco, and wood are added to create an aesthetic decor vibe, making the home look more aesthetically pleasing.
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VISION PERCEPTION Creation

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