DESIGN NAME: Black and White
PRIMARY FUNCTION: Interior Design
INSPIRATION: For his art training in ink wash painting, the designer applies primary tone of design as black-and-white when selecting fixture furniture, which expresses the aesthetics of Chinese ink paintings.
UNIQUE PROPERTIES / PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Idealized from the similar concept, the adornment of bookcase and swastika-style racks expresses the artistic philosophy of Chinese culture, which makes less apparent the inelastic plumbing. Furthermore, the decoration of the landscape focusing on the intangible elements such as sunlight, air, etc. advocates elegant atmosphere.
OPERATION / FLOW / INTERACTION: Reflected by daylight and illuminations, the dark furniture displays the artful skills uniquely suggested by Chinese in wash paintings.
PROJECT DURATION AND LOCATION: The project finished in 2017 in Taichung City, Taiwan.
FITS BEST INTO CATEGORY: Interior Space and Exhibition Design
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PRODUCTION / REALIZATION TECHNOLOGY: Masking the gas meter at the entranceway, the cement boards collaborated with the artwork on the storage cabinet exhibit an appealing indoor scene. The synthesis of diverse decorative furniture, including the leather-coated armchair, old-fashioned Korean cabinet and stainless tea table, shows the beauty of artistic confrontations.
SPECIFICATIONS / TECHNICAL PROPERTIES: This space is 132 square meters.
TAGS: Interior Design, Office
RESEARCH ABSTRACT: Furnished with wooden grills, the 265-cm-high glass sliding door installed between the reception and conference room segregating different areas while demonstrating the ornamental skill that replaces wall with sliding door.
CHALLENGE: In rectangular space, the adjoining conference room and balcony adorned with Italian-style tiles enlarge the indoor vision, which is accomplished by installing the large ceiling window as well. The courtyard adorned with pines, stones, water, bamboos and grassland presents the charm of quiescence.
ADDED DATE: 2017-11-01 05:53:14
TEAM MEMBERS (1) : Kevin Chu
IMAGE CREDITS: KEVIN CHU INTERIOR DESIGN STUDIO
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