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Postmodern Monologue Residential House

A' Design Award 2025 Bronze Winner in Interior Space and Exhibition Design

20 April 2025

Postmodern Monologue Residential House by Jack Lee
Postmodern Monologue Residential House by Jack Lee
Postmodern Monologue Residential House by Jack Lee
Postmodern Monologue Residential House by Jack Lee
Postmodern Monologue Residential House by Jack Lee

Jack Lee · CLIENT: Giant Design

Postmodern Monologue is a residential interior design for a 338 square metre home. The project combines postmodern and minimalist ideas to create a calm and balanced living space. The layout was reorganised to form four bedrooms, each with a private bathroom and a walk-in closet, supporting multi-generational living. Shared living and dining areas, a laundry room and communal storage complete the plan. Large floor-to-ceiling windows bring in natural light, while custom storage keeps the interior orderly and functional.

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Unique Properties
This design merges postmodernism and minimalism, creating a serene sanctuary. It balances functionality with aesthetics through intelligent storage and personalized decor. Key features include an open layout, large French windows for natural light, and a wall of thought, fostering connection and celebrating comfort, culture, and emotional resonance.
Dimensions & Packaging
The project features a 338 square-meter residence with four bedrooms, each with its own bathroom and walk-in closet, supporting multi-generational living. It includes shared living and dining areas, a laundry room, and communal storage. Intelligent storage maximizes efficiency, while natural, sustainable materials enhance aesthetics. Large floor-to-ceiling windows foster a strong connection to nature.
Tags
Postmodernist, Minimalism, Living Aesthetics, Multifunctional House, Smart Home
Production Technology
This design combines postmodernism and minimalism to create a serene sanctuary that reflects the owner's lifestyle. It includes thoughtful spatial reconfiguration, natural materials, and large French windows to enhance light. Intelligent storage solutions maximize functionality, while the layout balances privacy and social interaction. Decorative elements celebrate the family's multicultural experiences, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.
Design Challenge
The greatest challenge of this project lies in balancing the diverse needs of the owner with the functionality of the space while creating a comfortable and harmonious family environment. We achieved this by reorganizing the spatial layout, increasing the number of private suites, and cleverly utilizing smart custom storage solutions to meet functional requirements, ensuring independence and privacy for each family member. Additionally, the choice of materials and lighting design enhances the aesthetic appeal of the space, elevating the overall quality of life.
Project Duration
Design Date: February 2023
Completion Date: February 2024
Project Location: Foshan, Guangdong, China
Operation Flow
This design features a fluid, interactive space that adapts to occupants' needs. An open layout fosters seamless transitions and community interaction. Large French windows invite natural light and blur indoor-outdoor boundaries, enhancing the connection with nature. Intelligent storage maximizes functionality, while room arrangements ensure privacy, creating a harmonious living environment that resonates emotionally.
Research
The designer reconstructs the spatial layout by using postmodern techniques to meet the owner' s pursuit of freedom, comfort, and art. The project emphasizes a balance between functionality and aesthetics, precisely manipulating space to create four suites and communal areas suitable for family living. The overall design reflects the owner' s personality and lifestyle, forming a tranquil and culturally rich home that conveys the emotions and mutual respect among family members.
Inspiration
Influenced by postmodernism and combined with the Canadian-returned owner' s desire for a free and relaxed lifestyle, the design takes space as a starting point to break the original boundaries, creating a highly functional residence filled with serenity, freedom, and balance. The overall density relationships are maintained through architectural planning, with each function revolving around the home' s landscape, presenting a stable state that is both centripetal and centrifugal.
Image Credits
Photographer: Yun Ouyang

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