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Homestead of Pureness Residential by Chia Chi Yeh
Homestead of Pureness Residential by Chia Chi Yeh
Homestead of Pureness Residential by Chia Chi Yeh
Homestead of Pureness Residential by Chia Chi Yeh
Homestead of Pureness Residential by Chia Chi Yeh

E&C DECO Interior Design

Iron Interior Space and Exhibition Design · 2022

Homestead of Pureness Residential

by Chia Chi Yeh

  • A' Design Award 2022 Iron Winner in Interior Space and Exhibition Design
  • Awarded April 15, 2022
  • CLIENT: E&C DECO Interior Design
  • Estimated Number of Design Views: 7,872
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About Homestead of Pureness Residential

Homestead of Pureness is a residential interior design for a four-room home in Taiwan. The public area follows a semi-open layout, and glass screens with titanium-plated frames separate the zones while keeping the space visually open. A sliding door closes the kitchen to contain cooking smells during use. The master bedroom and the children's room were each reduced by 50 centimeters to enlarge the study. Grey, lavender and light wooden tones are combined with a marble television wall, and dark brown furniture balances the light surfaces.

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Unique Properties
The public area is applied with a semi-open-end method; the study and the kitchen are equipped with titanium-plated hardware and a glass screen to create a large visual effect. The kitchen is also set up with a sliding door; it allows the user to freely change the spatial while efficiently isolating cooking smells during cookery. At the same time, shades of grey, lavender, and wooden tonal are applied in many ways; the elements are paired with the exquisite marble plates of the television wall, giving the overall a sense of elegance and high-end.
Dimensions & Packaging
It has initial base conditions of high floors; therefore, the designer applied a linear-slot method with hardware to highlight the outline of each area. At the same time, the semi-open-end method allows the spatial feeling to be more transparent while eliminating the dullness brought by the original narrow and long spatial. Furthermore, the overall is set up with multiple sliding doors to construct a one-piece-formed spatial aesthetic.
Tags
Visual penetration method, steady tonal, ceiling decoration, suspending cabinets, lightweight designs.
Production Technology
Crystallized and low-key luxurious marble television wall, glass screens, tea glasses, titanium-plated hardware, wooden floorings, wooden system cabinets, laminated floorings, non-toxic, cement paints.
Design Challenge
The critical point of this project was to infuse richness and steadiness into the space without creating a sense of heaviness. The designer selected light-colored wooden-grain elements on the flooring, cabinets, and walls while pairing the sofas, chairs, tables, and rugs in dark brown; the color selections between dark and light have allowed the overall to be more harmonious and balanced.
Project Duration
The project started in July 2020 and finished in October 2020 in Taiwan.
Operation Flow
The residence is equipped with four rooms; by shrinking the master bedroom and the children room by 50 centimeters internally, the study can be expanded. At the same time, the double-sided wall is removed and replaced with glass sliding doors with titanium-plated frames to create transparency; a short kitchen island is also set up to increase flexibility during cooking. The same method is applied between the study and the living room; clear glasses have brought an expansive visual effect to the overall space.
Research
This project applied light colors and shades of white as the central theme. By changing the materials in the same tonal and the placements of the brown titanium-plated hardware, tea glasses, and ash-grey leather, all elements have created layers and aesthetics for the space. The apply of wooden floorings and marbles have built up a sense of graciousness and is semi-luxurious. The private is continued the warm wooden tonal. An ash-grey leather made of the master bedroom back wall is paired with echoing grey curtains, which help adjust brightness brought by the lightings from both sides of the room.
Inspiration
This project applied tonal of light and rustic as the central theme and has used wood, lavender, and grey colors in many ways; meanwhile, a high and transparent glass screen and tea glasses are set up to give the space a more expansive and see-through feeling. Within the semi-open-end and rustic space, the designer has created an untainted sense of living for the house owner, a Xanadu within the city.
Image Credits
Mark Hsu

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