La Famille 住宅室內設計 by Jung Chi Hsu is a highly esteemed winner of the very prestigious 2021 A' Design Award 鐵獎 in 室內空間及展覽設計 Competition Category.

鐵室內· 2021

La Famille 住宅室內設計

by Jung Chi Hsu

Client: Unispace Interior Design Studio

A' Design Award 鐵獎 Winner in 室內 Category

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The Design

About La Famille 住宅室內設計

《La Famille》係一個為台灣台中一個三代同堂家庭而設計嘅住宅室內設計項目。呢個家佔地約240平方米，樓高六層，包括客廳、飯廳、廚房、三間睡房、兩間書房同一個步入式衣帽間。木紋質感嘅量體構成主要結構，並配以白色雲石同灰色地磚。對稱嘅木造造型為公共空間帶來平衡感。設計選用低甲醛同防火木材料，確保安全同易於保養。

The Recognition

About the A' Design Award 鐵獎

La Famille 住宅室內設計是 A' Design Award 鐵獎得主，這是授予滿足人們對設計精良的創作所期待的專業與工業要求的優良設計的聲望認可。鐵獎得主展現出其創作者的高超技藝、高度專業化、專家級的理解力和創造能力。預計La Famille 住宅室內設計將成為一件備受推崇、令人欽佩且被珍愛的創作，既實用又創新。這件贏得 A' Design Award 鐵獎的設計整合了行業最佳實踐，並擁有與專業知識和才華相結合的稱職技術特性。La Famille 住宅室內設計因其嚴謹而受到尊重，旨在提供有助於讓世界變得更美好的生活品質改善。

Behind the Design

Press Kit

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

Unique Properties: In the public area, the warmth of the wooden texture material neutralizes the cool tone of the white marble wall surface and the floor tiles of grayish shade. The symmetrical wooden volume structures provide the sense of spatial balance, reflecting the client's state of mind that life has finally found its stable anchorage. The dining area is furnished by the wood texture which not only creates a warm atmosphere for family gathering, but also plays an important role in connecting whilst visually dividing the living room and the kitchen from the dining area itself.
Dimensions & Packaging: The interior area of this project is about 240 square meters with the total of six floors and an elevator. The layout consists of a living room, a dining room and a kitchen, a master bedroom, two bedrooms, two study rooms, and a walk-in closet.
Tags: Vacation clubhouse, club meetings, family gathering, cozy space
Production Technology: Japanese High Definition Printing board, melamine board, system furniture of modular cabinets, wallpaper with artistic paint texture , low formaldehyde wood, natural stone material.
Design Challenge: The designer uses LED strip lights as a form of illumination for both the embedded niches and the mirror of the master bedroom vanity table. The strip lights appear on the surface of the mirror as vertical dividers and to accomplish it the strip lights needs to be precisely placed to hold three pieces of mirrors at the vanity table seamlessly together. Also, to enable future service flexibility, the adapters and the wiring are to be extended close to the maintenance hole in the ceiling, making concealing the cables along the path another challenge that is then overcome by careful delivery of workmanship.
Research: The design integrates simple yet sophisticated outlines and materials, utilizes wooden textured volumes as its basic structures and embellishes it with classic white marbles, thus injecting a feel of coziness and elegance at the same time into the artwork. Using harmonious yet distinguished materials and textures to define and differentiate each core functional area in the house, the interior settings also display a sense of depth and layering, like the story of a glamorous life being told.
Inspiration: Home is a living thing that hosts the love and memory along the path of life of its very own members, thus the appearance varies with its occupants. The designer blends all aspects of its main family members together in the public areas, while tailor the private areas according to each and every unique personality of the members living in it. This house is designed to serve as a root to the three-generation family, for the bonding and foster of their precious relationship.
Project Duration: The project finished in December 2019 in Taichung, Taiwan.
Operation Flow: The wooden grain material of the entire room is low formaldehyde and fire proof certified to meet the client's consideration of safety and maintainability. The LED suspension lightings above the dining table and study room desks are not only serving as visual attraction, but also energy saving. The study room on the fourth floor uses a black glass as the doors of the bookcases . The designer uses the transparent nature of a dark colored glass to allow adequate visibility of the contents in the bookcases, while concealing the possibly cluttered arrangement to be exposed directly.
Team Members: JUNG-CHI HSU
Image Credits: Unispace Interior Design Studio