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Simple Pleasures Thiết Kế Nội Thất Nhà Ở by Tan Si Yuan and Lee Sin Yee

Simple Pleasures Thiết Kế Nội Thất Nhà Ở by Tan Si Yuan and Lee Sin Yee is a highly esteemed winner of the very prestigious 2021 A' Design Award Sắt in Thiết kế Không gian Nội thất và Triển lãm Competition Category.


SắtNội thất· 2021

Simple Pleasures Thiết Kế Nội Thất Nhà Ở

by Tan Si Yuan and Lee Sin Yee

Client: Pins studio

A' Design Award Sắt Winner in Nội thất Category

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The Design

About Simple Pleasures Thiết Kế Nội Thất Nhà Ở

Simple Pleasures là thiết kế nội thất của một căn hộ chung cư rộng 118 mét vuông với ba phòng ngủ và hai phòng tắm. Ngôi nhà theo phong cách tối giản Scandinavia ấm cúng, dựa trên bảng màu trung tính với các tông sáng và nội thất mềm mại. Sàn gỗ xương cá và các tấm ốp tường màu trắng tạo nên nền không gian yên tĩnh cho khu vực phòng khách. Tủ lưu trữ cao kịch trần cũng đóng vai trò như một băng ghế ngồi cho khu vực ăn uống. Cửa trượt không ray cho phép nhà bếp mở thông ra khu vực phòng khách, và một bức tường bảng đen giúp các em nhỏ có thể vẽ vời trong khi bố mẹ nấu ăn.

The Recognition

About the A' Design Award Sắt

Simple Pleasures Thiết Kế Nội Thất Nhà Ở là người chiến thắng giải thưởng A' Design Award Sắt, một sự công nhận danh giá dành cho các thiết kế tốt đáp ứng các yêu cầu chuyên môn và công nghiệp được kỳ vọng từ các sáng tạo được thiết kế tốt. Những người chiến thắng giải Sắt thể hiện kỹ năng tuyệt vời, chuyên môn hóa cao, sự thấu hiểu chuyên gia và năng lực sáng tạo của người tạo ra chúng. Simple Pleasures Thiết Kế Nội Thất Nhà Ở được kỳ vọng là một sáng tạo được đánh giá cao, ngưỡng mộ và trân trọng, thực tế và đổi mới. Thiết kế chiến thắng giải thưởng A' Design Award Sắt này tích hợp các thực hành tốt nhất của ngành và có các đặc tính kỹ thuật thành thạo gắn liền với bí quyết và tài năng. Simple Pleasures Thiết Kế Nội Thất Nhà Ở được kính trọng vì sự kỹ lưỡng và được thiết kế để mang lại những cải thiện chất lượng cuộc sống giúp biến thế giới thành một nơi tốt đẹp hơn.

Behind the Design

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

Unique Properties
A cozy minimalist Scandinavian-inspired theme is prevalent throughout this condo, elegantly meeting the request of the owners - a couple with young children, for a bright and spacious home that expresses who they are and what they love. While the aesthetic appears to be simple, the designers were meticulous about getting the neutral palette of light tones and soft furnishing in harmony with one another. The high attention to detail proved to be advantageous as what transpired was a collection of fine features against a serene and pleasant backdrop.
Dimensions & Packaging
This residence is designed with a layout space of 118 square meters of built-up area. This condominium has 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms with a balcony that allows its inhabitants to enjoy the beautiful view and landscape. At the heart of it, all is a spacious central valley that allows you to explore the best of nature against the backdrop of a pristine forest reserve. Here, inspiration flows from each sight and sound, and possibilities for fun lie behind every corner.
Tags
Minimalist, Scandinavian, Nodic, Modernism
Production Technology
Herringbone flooring further enhances the minimalist appearance, giving the pared-down theme a touch of personality. In the living room, white decorative panels and full-height storage cabinets with the same panelled effect grace the main walls. Instead of placing the TV on an elaborate feature wall, the flat screen is set right above the white wall panels for a streamlined look. Other media equipment is neatly stored inside the standalone cabinet.

Behind the sofa, the full-height storage cabinet incorporates a bench seating area for the dining space which features a wood dining set that comes with two chairs. Above, the pendant lamp draws attention to the table centrepieces comprising small potted plants. Natural light from the sliding door brightens up the space while indoor plants in attractive vases evoke a fresh feeling instantly.

Designed to be a dry and wet kitchen at the same time, the cooking space features a pair of custom-made sliding doors with thin metal frames. As the bottom part of the frame is trackless, when the doors are completely opened, the kitchen seamlessly blends with the surrounding living spaces. When closed, it becomes a defining feature, adding on to the living room's backdrop.

In the centre of the kitchen, a polished white island anchors the space while black chalkboard finishing on the facing wall beautifully contrasts with the pristine white colour theme. The chalkboard finishing is more than just decorative as it allows the owners' toddlers to entertain themselves drawing on the wall while their parents cook in the kitchen.

In the bedroom, soothing greys and light wood hues dominate. Billowy sheers and heavy curtains engender a soft atmosphere, matching the lush upholstered bedframe. Walls are kept bare, painted only in a warm shade of grey, saved for the framed photographs that line the opposite walls - these pictures were handpicked by the owner who is an avid photographer. Next to the bed, a white desk with thin legs on the left as well as a cosy chair on the right side completes the furnishing details to create a well-composed Scandinavian-inspired ambience that the owners are fond of.
Design Challenge
The challenging part of the house is demolished works of the highrise building. The mirrored issues being considered is the column location. Hacking off laundry area wall next to the kitchen to make it bigger. The designer converts the kitchen to a multifunctional use area which allows the family can have a lot of activity in the kitchen even with the kid’s so there’s a lot of interaction space, human, function & memory.
Inspiration
The main design style is cozy minimalist Scandinavian, while the aesthetic appears to be simple, the designers were meticulous about getting the neutral palette of light tones and soft furnishing in harmony with one another. The high attention to detail proved to be advantageous as what transpired was a collection of fine features against a serene and pleasant backdrop.
Project Duration
The project started in November 2018 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia and finished in July 2019.
Operation Flow
Throughout the 2-bedroom home, loose furniture pieces keep the lightweight Scandinavian concept consistent. The designers also went for an asymmetrical approach to infuse a carefree attribute to the space. For example, in the living room, a grey sofa with a single planter box placed casually next to it as well as the round-shaped rug and coffee table create a versatile composition of form, function and textures to support the interior style.
Team Members
Interior Designer: Tan Si Yuan & Lee Sin Yee

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