M O G Interior Design Co., Ltd. · CLIENT: M O G Interior Design Co., Ltd.
Tailored specifically for an art collector, this private residence balances extensive display requirements with everyday living comfort. Through a strategic layout reconfiguration, a previously dark unit containing three bedrooms was transformed into an illuminated loop space featuring two rooms. The design creates a sophisticated warmth by blending grey marble with rich wood textures. By integrating professional gallery lighting with flexible modular systems, the space achieves a functional aesthetic that showcases an art collection while maintaining a welcoming and domestic atmosphere.
Press Kit
- Unique Properties
- Living Gallery redefines daily living by seamlessly blending professional curation with domestic comfort. Moving away from traditional, material-heavy luxury, the design utilizes low-saturation warm greys and 3000K lighting to eliminate sterile showroom vibes. Modular shelving and embedded tracks empower the client to curate their own space like a gallery director.
- Dimensions & Packaging
- 1. Area: 58 square meters.
2. Location: Taipei, Taiwan.
3. Layout: 1 Bedroom, 1 Multipurpose Room, Walk in Closet, 1 Bath, Open Plan Living Dining.
4. Lighting: 6.5 Watt LED General and 10.6 Watt per meter Strip Cabinet. All 3000K, CRI 90 or higher, 24 to 100 degree Beam.
5. Display: Modular wall mounted shelving and cabinet system, Ceiling rails, Custom wood veneer shelving.
6. Main Materials: Walnut Veneer, Marble, Black Steel. - Tags
- Interior Design, Residential Design, Taipei, Renovation, Minimalist, Art Gallery, Exhibition Space, Home Decor, Walnut Wood, Natural Stone, Lighting Design, Spatial Flow, Loop Circulation, Multifunction, Living Gallery
- Production Technology
- Converting three bedrooms into two plus a walk-in closet expanded the public area. A new circular loop replaces dark corridors, introducing natural light. A large central island integrates appliances and storage, solving workspace shortages and preventing visual fragmentation. High CRI LED lighting ensures art is displayed optimally.
- Design Challenge
- The main challenge was using marble to create luxury without the cold feeling of high end hotels. The client wanted a premium atmosphere but disliked the distant feel of stone heavy spaces. Therefore, the designer avoided using stone as a flashy centerpiece. Instead, the design focuses on layering textures by mixing marble with other materials. By pairing warm walnut wood with warm grey marble at the central island, the project successfully balances luxury with comfort.
- Project Duration
- The project started in May 2025 in Taipei and finished in October 2025 in Taipei.
- Operation Flow
- Prioritizing flexibility, the living room uses long-span shelves with metal cylinders for clean displays. The master bedroom features a modular Danish wall system for easily movable shelving. The dining wall includes embedded tracks for posters, while the integrated island and table serve as a multipurpose hub for socializing and work.
- Research
- The research integrates gallery traits into a private residence, balancing professional display with warmth. Strategies include: 1. Circular Circulation, replacing dead-end corridors to boost openness. 2. Spatial Plasticity, utilizing modular systems for adaptability to varying artwork sizes. 3. Lighting Control, employing high CRI (over 90) fixtures adjusted to a warm 3000K color temperature.
- Inspiration
- Inspired by the client's large collection and a flawed original layout. The existing three-bedroom space suffered from a dark corridor, poor storage, and felt crowded for hosting. To resolve this, the "Living Gallery" concept was introduced. It brings the open, fluid, and exhibition-oriented qualities of an art gallery into a boutique home.
- Image Credits
- Photographer: Ren Yi You
- Patents
- Copyrights belong to M O G Interior Design Co., Ltd., 2025.
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