Tian Ling Villa طراحی داخلی مسکونی

Press Kit

Unique Properties

The Tian-Ling villa is located at the edge of Taoyuan county, surrounded by beautiful mountain view. It is a relaxing place for family and friends, therefore, the space is to be grand and atmospheric. Natural material and color are applied in the project to create a comfortable living space. Warm wood grain color and the white marble through out the entire ground floor, while grayish stone panel echo the calm and tranquil feeling.

Dimensions & Packaging

First Floor: 204 m2
Second Floor: 157 m2
Third Floor: 92 m2

Tags

MisoSoupDesign, Daisuke Nagatomo, Minnie Jan, Residential Interior, Interior Design

Production Technology

The construction was made on-site with highly skilled carpenters. The material selection focused on as natural as possible, such as marble stone, wooden surface, and ceramic tiles.

Design Challenge

The most challenging part of project is to understanding existing condition of building structure and employ the method to harmonize the interior space with homogenous language.

Research

Tian Ling Villa explores the high living quality in the suburban area in Taiwan. To utilize the large footprint of the building, the ground floor plan is as open as possible, while the other floor applies different design language to emphasize the experience of the interior space.

Inspiration

Without too much decorative objects, the ceiling consists with a curved edge, softening the rectangular shape. It fans out like a feather, creating a lightness feeling in the room. The open kitchen contains a large island that faces the front yard, and the dining table fits nicely next to the large glass door. Dark gray stone panels and gold lighting fixture, makes the game room more sophisticated. With a glass sliding door, the game room can quickly turn in to a guest room.

Project Duration

The project started in November 2016 and completed in July 2020.

Operation Flow

The large windows towards the garden frame the view for residents to feel the daylight and changing seasons. The circulation space connects each area without completely blocking the view for residents to feel the spaciousness.

Image Credits

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