Dance the Bossa Nova
Residential House for Yuanmao Interior Design
With "feminine" as the design concept, coupled with the delicate and gentle American style, the design is closely matched with the homeowner's character through the integration of materials and lines, presenting the Bossa Nova romantic vibe that the homeowner longs for. The space features a large scale of whiteness. Combined with soft curves, bright furniture and warm wooden elements, a rich visual feast is created.
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Unique Properties
The space features a large scale of whiteness. Combined with soft curves, bright furniture and warm wooden elements, a rich visual feast is created.
Tags
Interior Design, Residential, Feminine, American style
Production Technology
Benjamin moore wear-resistant paint, iron, imported hexagonal bricks, QS super wear-resistant floor, Seeddesign lighting
Design Challenge
The curved canopy makes it more fluid and reduces the oppressiveness of the large beams.
Project Duration
The project finished in November 2019 in Zhubei City, Hsinchu County, Taiwan.
Operation Flow
The open layout entryway adds fun while entering the house. Through the brass arch, you can have a glimpse of the living room and the outdoor greenery. The large floor-to-ceiling windows provide the perfect amount of lights for the house. Through the gauze curtain, lights spill into the pure white living room. The space is decorated with casual furnishings, once again embodying the statement of an unrestrained lifestyle. The stone with ink splash pattern, rose gold table legs, lamps and hanging of the valuable painting on the wall all create a light and luxurious dining scene. You can appreciate the greenery outside the window, taste the delicious food, and enjoy the soft Bossa Nova. A soothing journey begins. In the bedroom the cozy atmosphere continues. The elegant pale pink bedside wall is decorated with delicate woodwork. Besides, soft headboard cover adds a skin-friendly and gentle touch that gradually releases pressures.
Research
Instead of common square cabinets, the curved edges echo the shape of the canopy, and the details are used to emphasize a refined attitude towards life.
Inspiration
With "feminine" as the design concept, coupled with the delicate and gentle American style, the design is closely matched with the homeowner's character through the integration of materials and lines, presenting the Bossa Nova romantic vibe that the homeowner longs for.
Image Credits
Yuanmao Interior Design
Project Overview
Dance the Bossa Nova Residential House has been a Bronze winner in the Interior Space and Exhibition Design award category in the year 2020 organized by the prestigious A' Design Award & Competition. The Bronze A' Design Award is given to outstanding designs that showcase a high degree of creativity and practicality. It recognizes the dedication and skill of designers who produce work that stands out for its thoughtful development and innovative use of materials and technology. These designs are acknowledged for their professional execution and potential to influence industry standards positively. Winning this award highlights the designer's ability to blend form and function effectively, offering solutions that enhance people's lives and wellbeing.
Bronze Recognition
Yi-Min Chu was recognized with the coveted Bronze A' Design Award in 2021, a testament to excellence of their work Dance the Bossa Nova Residential House.
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Dance the Bossa Nova: A Feminine Residential House Design by Yi-Min Chu
Yi-Min Chu's residential house design, "Dance the Bossa Nova," was completed in November 2019 in Zhubei City, Taiwan, and recently won Bronze in the A' Interior Space, Retail, and Exhibition Design Award in 2021.
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