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Synergetic Purity Residence

A' Design Award 2020 Iron Winner in Interior Space and Exhibition Design

23 April 2020

Synergetic Purity Residence by Marcus Hsu
Synergetic Purity Residence by Marcus Hsu
Synergetic Purity Residence by Marcus Hsu
Synergetic Purity Residence by Marcus Hsu
Synergetic Purity Residence by Marcus Hsu

Marcus Hsu · CLIENT: Major Jade Deco. Co., Ltd

Synergetic Purity is a residential interior design for an apartment of approximately 82 square meters in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The plan includes a living room, dining area, kitchen, reading and study area, two bedrooms, a multi-functional guestroom and a bathroom. The public areas are open plan to benefit from ample natural light and mountain views. Only the master bedroom wall was moved outward to allow added cabinet volume. Materials include timber flooring, gloss tiles, granite, grey glass and timber veneer.

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Unique Properties
Without altering layout too much in such limited interior area, the design was to construct the most optimal visual aesthetics and living circulation, given the site advantages. Each domain was articulated with various materiality and patterns, in manifesting an enriched spatiality of elegance.
Dimensions & Packaging
The interior design area is of approximately 82 square meters, which include living room, dining area, kitchen, reading and study area, two bedrooms, a multi-functional guestroom, and a bathroom.
Tags
Contrast, Elegance, Quality, Multiple Materials, Spatial Design
Production Technology
Ultra-Scratch-Resistant Timber Flooring, Gloss Tiles, Granite, Grey Glass, Timber Veneer, System Cabinets, Wallpaper, Curtain
Design Challenge
As the male and female clients sought different residential spatial styling, therefore, it was critical to coordinate the different wants and needs in the limited space, which was indeed the major challenge for this project, which was then addressed with evenly considered material and color scheme combination in creating such elegant and enriched aesthetics.
Project Duration
The project finished in December, 2018 in New Taipei City, Taiwan.
Operation Flow
The overall design was based on the approach of minimal layout shift, as only the existing wall of the master bedroom was pushed out so as to increase spatial dimension in accommodating functional cabinet volume for elevated comfort.
Research
As this project enjoys the advantage of ample natural lighting through large window area, as well as the natural mountain vista at the high floor level, the public domain areas decisively leveraged on such great conditions in adopting an open-plan layout where living room, dining area, and study room are inter-connected. With pure white color as base, complemented by different shades of timber colors, with the elevations of each domain was infused with modest materials.
Inspiration
As the male client favored an interior manifesting an enriched spatiality, and the female client preferred minimalist elegance, the design was inspired by the calm yet lively lake surface, as the public and private domains were given simple line work and color scheme, complemented by multiple material usage for an enriched visual experience.
Image Credits
Image #1: Frankie Fang, 2019
Image #2: Frankie Fang, 2019
Image #3: Frankie Fang, 2019
Image #4: Frankie Fang, 2019
Image #5: Frankie Fang, 2019

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