Mure Et Musc Kwartira Interýer Dizaýny by TWM Interior Design

Mure Et Musc Kwartira Interýer Dizaýny by TWM Interior Design is a highly esteemed winner of the very prestigious 2025 A' Design Award Bürünç Baýragy in Içki Giňişlik we Sergi Dizaýny Competition Category.

BürünçIçki Bezeg· 2025

Mure Et Musc Kwartira Interýer Dizaýny

by TWM Interior Design

Client: TWM Interior Design

A' Design Award Bürünç Baýragy Winner in Içki Bezeg Category

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The Design

About Mure Et Musc Kwartira Interýer Dizaýny

Mure Et Musc, Taýwanda tamamlanan kwartira interýer dizaýnydyr. 92,5 inedördül metrlik jaýda üç otag, myhman otagy, naharhana we iki hammam bar. Naharhana we pianino zolaklaryny birleştirip köp funksiýaly bir giňişlik döretmek üçin ýerleşiş üýtgedildi, otag bölüji bolsa aýrylyp, onuň ýerinde ammar döredildi. Giň girelge goşmaça ammar meýdanyny üpjün edýär. Telewizor diwary gowak dokumaly diatomit toprak bilen bezelendir. Haç ýol kerpiç plitkalary, agaç şpony we aýna garaňky senagat äheňini ýumşadýar, RGB yşyklandyryş bolsa çuňluk goşýar.

The Recognition

About the A' Design Award Bürünç Baýragy

Mure Et Musc Kwartira Interýer Dizaýny A' Design Award Bürünç Baýragynyň ýeňijisidir; bu döredijilik, ussatlyk we ýiti akyl bilen tapawutlanýan tapawutly dizaýnlara berilýän aşa abraýly ykrarnamadyr. Bürünç ýeňijileri dizaýnerleriniň giň tejribesini, hyýalyny we tapawutlylygyny tassyklaýan örän ussat we geň galdyryjy derejede döredijilikli eserlerdir. Mure Et Musc Kwartira Interýer Dizaýny uly baha berilýän, haýran galynýan we söýülýän, üns çekiji derejede hünärmenlikli we täzelikçi zat bolmagy garaşylýar. A' Design Award Bürünç Baýragyny gazanan bu dizaýn sungatda, ylymda, dizaýnda we tehnologiýada iň oňat tejribeleri öz içine alýar we jikme-jiklige edýän üni bilen ajaýypdyr. Mure Et Musc Kwartira Interýer Dizaýny zerurlyklary ajaýyp derejede kanagatlandyrýar, isleglere degýär, duýgulary özüne çekýär we gyzyklanmany çekýär.

Behind the Design

Press Kit

Credits, team members and technical details provided by the designer.

Unique Properties: The expansive entrance enhances storage functionality while setting a dynamic tone for the space. A large TV wall, covered in pore-textured diatomaceous earth, creates a unique visual effect as light and shadow shift. The high and low ceiling design, along with RGB lighting, adds depth and vitality to the entrance. Dark base colors reflect the owner's strong, individualistic personality, while crossroad brick reflections and the warmth of diatomaceous earth provide texture. Wood veneer and glass further enrich the industrial style, softening the overall atmosphere.
Dimensions & Packaging: The 92.5 square meter apartment has 3 rooms, a living room, a dining room, and 2 bathrooms. The designer made significant and extensive changes. The main changes included removing a room's partition and converting it into a storage space to better accommodate the number of occupants. The dining room and piano area were enlarged to become one multi-functional area. The foyer's organizer was also extended to increase storage capacity. The designers achieved the perfect balance between open plan and practical living.
Tags: Old apartment, industrial style, dark tone, RGB, open plan.
Production Technology: Diatomaceous earth, crossroad bricks, wood veneer, and glass create unique textures and styles. The color scheme is a subtle transition of blacks, grays, and light colors. The pure colors come from the natural tones of the materials themselves. The black is presented by the ironwork and railway tiles. The gray is softly transitioned through diatomaceous earth. The lighter colors are brightened by glass and wood-grained flooring. This layering keeps the aesthetic of the space simple and refined.
Design Challenge: The designer faced the challenge of balancing aesthetics, and functionality and maintaining good neighborly relations before the owner moved in. During construction, the noise and movement were inevitable, potentially drawing attention from surrounding residents. To avoid negative perceptions, the designer ensured all construction activities were legal and compliant. Additionally, open communication with neighbors was key, clearly outlining the construction schedule and scope to prevent misunderstandings and maintain positive relationships with the community.
Research: The 'Mure Et Musc' project blends strength with softness, inspired by the female owner's love for industrial style. She sought a deep, cold industrial aesthetic while desiring warmth and comfort in her home. The designer expertly integrated her bold personality with warm colors, balancing hard industrial elements. Diatomaceous earth adds natural texture, enhancing style and practicality. The spacious entrance enhances storage, while RGB lighting creates dynamic layers of light and shadow. Crossroad brick tiles, wood veneer, and glass reflect the owner's warm, introverted qualities.
Inspiration: The project serves a female who loves industrial style and yearns for a deep and cold industrial aesthetic that is warm and inviting. The designer was inspired to translate the style of the space. The project incorporates the owner's strong personality and unique taste. Warm colors balance the cold industrial elements, and then diatomaceous earth is introduced to create a stylish and practical living space. Hardness and softness are interwoven to create a unique and sophisticated living scene.
Project Duration: The project finished in March 2024 in Taiwan.
Operation Flow: The color palette and style of this well-designed space perfectly reflect the personality of the occupant. The dark color palette with RGB lighting enriches the layer and creates an unforgettable impression. Adequate storage allows the occupant to have numerous items without feeling overwhelmed, ensuring practicality and aesthetics. Overall, the design meets the aesthetic needs of the occupant and fulfills her functional needs in daily life.
Team Members: Peng-Sen Chin, Yi-Xuan Chen
Image Credits: TWM Interior Design