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Dim Light Residential Space

A' Design Award 2021 Iron Winner in Interior Space and Exhibition Design

23 April 2021

Dim Light Residential Space by Wen-Ching Wu
Dim Light Residential Space by Wen-Ching Wu
Dim Light Residential Space by Wen-Ching Wu
Dim Light Residential Space by Wen-Ching Wu
Dim Light Residential Space by Wen-Ching Wu

Wen-Ching Wu · CLIENT: Lava -design

Dim Light is a residential interior design for a home of 330 square meters in Taiwan. Traditional cabinet and layout arrangements are discarded, and the spatial areas are connected through varied elements and materials. A large area of marble forms the main visual focus indoors. A curved ceiling cornice above the public space creates an elegant ambience. Titanium-plated panels, stone and KD veneer panels are layered to set the color of each surface. A hidden door panel allows the study and the dining room to remain independent or be joined.

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Unique Properties
Discarding the traditional cabinet and layout arrangement in a home, the various spatial areas are connected via diversified elements and materials; with the large area of marble materials as the main visual focus for the indoors, the curved ceiling cornice above the public space creates an elegant emotional ambience for space.
Dimensions & Packaging
The project is 330 square meter.
Tags
Residential, House, Interior Design, Space, Home
Production Technology
The design ambience and the color planning of the various interfaces utilized the stacking between titanium-plated panels, stone materials and KD veneer panels to accomplish the unique conservative style that is exquisite yet non-gaudy, where the views offered by each step convey magnificent pictures, further allowing the residents with infinite imaginations to explore spatial life while staying indoor.
Design Challenge
The hidden door panel allows the study and the dining room to be independent or connected; the use of diversified elements with readjustment from the designer offers people a sense of calming and harmonious ambience.
Project Duration
The project finished in April 2020 in Taiwan.
Operation Flow
The indoors is the soul of a building; it is the connection between people and the environment, the perfect fusion between human art and material civilization.
Inspiration
The fashionable yuppie style is used to create the perfect ratio for the presentation of the overall space, where the dignified and conservative visual ambience fills the room.
Image Credits
Image #1-5: Photographer Fu-Ming Lin, Dim Light, 2020.

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