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Editor’s Words The design process of the home interior space integrates rational thinking and emotional thinking, the two different modes of thinking, which leads to the diversification of its final exhibition effects. The designer creates numerous space images in the process of adhering to the original concept and dealing with various incompatible contradictions. The book divides home i... [收起]
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100 HOME DESIGN 100 HOME

DESIGN

PRINCIPLES

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DESIGN MEDIA PUBLISHING LIMITED

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100 HOME

DESIGN

PRINCIPLES

UBLISHING LIMITED

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Editor’s Words

The design process of the home interior space integrates rational thinking and emotional

thinking, the two different modes of thinking, which leads to the diversification of its final

exhibition effects. The designer creates numerous space images in the process of adhering

to the original concept and dealing with various incompatible contradictions.

The book divides home interior design into five modules, namely, space design, structural

design, interface design, decorative design and the design of the special areas. Meanwhile,

one hundred homologous subjects derive further from all the five modules, which give

detailed description of the problems that may be confronted and need to be taken into

careful consideration in home interior design in the manner of case show.

The editing process of the cases of the whole book contains such contents as theoretical

summaries, drawing analyses, image demonstration and image analyses. In the analyses of

the drawings, the corresponding regional plane drawings are also provided in accordance

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with the logical relations between the different interior functional areas besides the plane

layout drawings of the relative floors. Moreover, the visual directions are indicated by the

directional arrows in correspondence to each photo. The meticulous way of presentation can

not only make the readers know clearly and thoroughly the constituents of the successful

design cases, but provide the designers with a transitional experience from the plane to the

space. Moreover, all the text analyses come from the explanation of the designer of each

project. The sentiments of excitement and puzzlement experienced by the designers in the

design process can easily be perceived from these pellucid words.

The book aims to provide the relevant designers with a reference to the innovative

inspiration, an editing purpose demonstrated from its professional, systematic, intuitive and

legible qualities. We can think out the sequence of ideas of home space design belonging to

our era through the profound analysis of each case so as to reflect on the design motivation

and significance behind the numerous visual presentations.

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Contents

BEGINING 15. The layering of space

72 Sentosa Cove.........................................................068

1. The conception of the residential interior design

Capps Residence........................................................010 16. From interior to exterior

Waterpatio...................................................................072

2. Pay equal attention to form and function

Living Pod....................................................................014 17. Wandering space

LA House.....................................................................076

3. From plane to space

First Crescen...............................................................018 STUCTURE DESIGN PRINCIPLES

4. The creation of space ambience 18. Coordination of the plane

Greene Street Loft.......................................................022 Harlem Duplex.............................................................082

SPACE DESIGN PRINCIPLES 19. The basic point of division

Island I.........................................................................086

5. Closure and enclosure

Apartment No.10.........................................................028 20. Surface decoration

Apartment 3E...............................................................090

6. Openness and dynamic

55 Blair Road...............................................................032 21. The establishment of space’s image

Urbania........................................................................094

7. Virtual space

Moliner House.............................................................036 22. The stillness of the space

Pacific Heights Townhouse Renovation.......................096

8. The form of space

Bond Street Loft...........................................................040 23. The extension of the space

Residence 1414...........................................................100

9. Space design and detailed structure

Murray Hill Townhouse ................................................044 24. The organisation of the vertical space

Uptown Penthouse......................................................104

10. Reconstruction of space

Loft Kullmann...............................................................048 25. Protection and decoration

Narrow House..............................................................108

11. The transition of space

Apartament Formica....................................................052 26. The re-creation of the interior space

SODAE House.............................................................112

12. The intention of space

31 Blair Road...............................................................056 27. Challenge limitation

Chalon Residence.......................................................116

13. To introduce new space

Ruiz-Maasburg Penthouse..........................................060

14. The alternation of space

Ceramic House............................................................064

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INTERFACE DESIGN PRINCIPLES 43. The keynote of space

California Residence...................................................180

28. The tension of the vision

The Quogue House.....................................................122 44. The continuity of the vision

870 UN Plaza..............................................................184

29. Flooring design and functional division

Zhong Neng Real Estate•Evian stacked Villa..............126 45. The background of space

Adria 3.........................................................................188

30. Route design

No.12 Villa...................................................................128 46. New echo

Basin Ledge................................................................192

31. The transition of the areas

Parksite.......................................................................132 47. The restriction of space

Cetatuia Loft................................................................196

32. The tactile experience of walking

Penthouse Downtown Montreal..................................136 48. The hint of thinking

CABIN GJ-5.................................................................200

33. Flooring's array of time and space

Stonehawke House.....................................................140 49. The overall coordination

House Engen...............................................................204

34. Sinking and rising colours

Pryor............................................................................144 50. The forgotten interface

Kona Residence..........................................................208

35. Perspective patterns

River Island.................................................................148 51. The imagination of space

Floating House............................................................214

36. The calm floor

Benlaw House.............................................................152 52. The coordination of colours in the space

Town Classic...............................................................218

37. The pleasure of fixed pattern of vision

ViGi House..................................................................156 53. New way of the experience

Less Than A Tower.......................................................222

38. The segmentation and combination of the wall

Villa No.10...................................................................160 54. The coordination of the space’s composition

Matsuki Residence......................................................226

39. The extension of vision

Private Apartment•New Westgate Garden..................164 55. The choice of wood

Prospect House...........................................................228

40. The gradation of the vertical

Adria 2-Bedroom Showflat...........................................168 56. The choice of stone

Stratford Mountain.......................................................232

41. The tactile sense of texture

The Ritz-Carlton Residences at MahaNakhon............172 57. The choice of metal

Blue Sky Home...........................................................236

42. Flowing decorations

45 Faber Park..............................................................176

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1

Bedroom Plan

2

Bathroom Plan

1. The bedrooms and bathrooms are lifted on a rough stone

platform about 16\" above the rest of the floor. The headboard

in the master bedroom is a teak slat wall. Bright orange

lacquer shelves inserted into the slats can be rearranged by

the owner as needed

2. The masterbath has a large convertible tub\/shower.

The “his and hers” shower has a teak slat floor that can be

removed to reveal a large soaking bathtub

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SPACE DESIGN PRINCIPLES

5. Closure and enclosure 028 12. The intention of space 056

6. Openness and dynamic 032 13. To introduce new space 060

7. Virtual space 036 14. The alternation of space 064

8. The form of space 040 15. The layering of space 068

9. Space design and detailed structure 044 16. From interior to exterior 072

10. Reconstruction of space 048 17. Wandering space 076

11. The transition of space 052

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SPACE DESIGN PRINCIPLES

5 Closure and enclosure

A quiet and tranquil spatial ambience can be created by closing and connecting various parts of the home

space. This kind of spatial characteristic of the interior space including the enclosed interfaces possesses a

strong definition. The space maintains its introversion and privacy as well as the symmetrical centrality with

a strong sense of territoriality. The proportion and scale between the enclosed interface and the decorative

furnishings keep a highly coordinate and unified relationship.

In this case, the designer successfully designs a spatial ambience which enjoys the highly symmetrical

centrality with a strong sense of territoriality. The size comparison of the home furnishing items and its spatial

environment coordinate with each other, which makes the spatial image more abundant and graceful. A

finishing touch goes to the handling of the entrance hallway, by which the designer makes the small space

broader by the collocation of coordinate ratios and scales.

Project name: Apartment No.10 Completion date: 2010 Location: Chengdu, China Designer: MoHen Design International Photographer: MoHen Design International

43 2 12

1 11

6 10

9

5 1. Foyer

2. Family room

8 7 3. Dining room

4. Kitchen

Master Plan 5. Living room

028 \/ 100 Home Design Principles 6. Powder room

7. Guest bedroom

8. Guest bath

9. Study room

10. Master bath

11. Dressing room

12. Master bedroom

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1

1

2

Foyer Plan

1. The reflection effect of the mirror has broken the closed

foyer and the multiple reflections give the limited space a

sense of infinite visual illusion

2 The narrow entrance area to the foyer limits the range of

sight, and the reflection effect of the top has strengthened

the space a sense of depth

2

029

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1

2

Famliy Room+Dining Room Plan

3

3

Living Room Plan

1. The decorative interface has weakened the sense of enclosure and enriched the limited dining space with various visual

changes. The design of ceiling strengthens the closed space and naturally links different functional areas together

2. Checkerboard carpet adds the closed living space a different orderly visual experience

3. The bouncing shape of the top and wall enhances the space a sense of depth, the texture and colour of the sofa and floor

inject the closed space a sense of weight

4. The stone textures of the wall and floor give the small indoor space a sense of movement

030 \/ 100 Home Design Principles

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1 2

3

1

Master Bath+Dressing Room+ Master Bedroom Plan

2

1. The textures of the curtain and background echo each other, and have weakened the 3

sense of enclosure caused by the interface 031

2. Bar mosaic has integrated the floor and wall effectively and created a rich visual

experience

3. The symmetrical wall decoration makes the narrow bedroom wall be more flexible

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SPACE DESIGN PRINCIPLES

6 Openness and dynamic

The openness of the interior space together with the fluid forms could enhance the communication between

the inside environment and that of outside, and can also easily create a moving visual effect of the four-

dimensional space. This space features with the less integrity of the enclosure interfaces part of which

remain the open state and strong extraversion but less restriction and could naturally interact with nature and

surrounding environment; the transformation of the enclosure interface is distinctive and the patterns give a

sense of dynamic.

In this case, the designers chose a linear texture interface and organically linked the swimming pool, gardens

and public space together, to achieve the visual effect that sceneries vary with the changing view-points.

Project name: 55 Blair Road Completion date: 2009 Location: Singapore City, Singapore Designer: Ong&Ong Pte Ltd Photographer: Derek Swalwell Area: 288 sqm Awarded: ArchDaily

Building of the Year Award (Refurbishment)

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45

1. Entrance 6

2. Living

3. Bedroom First Floor Plan

4. Landscape

5. Dining

6. Bathroom

Section Plan

032 \/ 100 Home Design Principles

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1. Glazed walls separate the rest of the first floor from the

1 outdoor pool and frangipani garden in the middle of the

courtyard

2. When both glazed partitions are open, the ground floor

transforms into a single large space, achieving diversity of

space with a lounge, dining area and poolside

3. Absence of walls is ideal for cross-ventilation between the

various spaces inside the house – a natural cooling system

overcome Singapore's humidity

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Entrance+Living Plan 3

033

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1

1

Dining Plan

1. The kitchen was finished in a seamless aluminium

cladding, adding a touch of refinement

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2. The master bedroom on the second floor also has an en

suite bathroom – a glazed box that protrudes out and over

the pool area

3. This modern intervention plays with conventional ideas of

space, and is a refreshing feature of the house

32

Bathroom Section

034 \/ 100 Home Design Principles

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12

3

1. The plan of the master bedroom space is true to the axial layout of the house, and symmetrical

bookshelves line the walls that lead to the study area

2. To overcome the constraint of maintaining the height of the second floor a new mezzanine space

was created to accommodate an additional guest bedroom in the attic space

3. A home automation system controls the lighting on the main building, creating a variety of moods

and settings, with special care to minimise energy. Another unique feature of the master bedroom is

the viewing well in the middle of the room that provides a window of sorts to the first floor

1

2

Second Floor Section

035

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SPACE DESIGN PRINCIPLES

7 Virtual space

Being the most enchanting one among all types of interior space, the virtuality of the home space creates

a spatial environment that meets the functional and aesthetic requirements through its own substantive

characteristics and moreover produces an artistic conception. Rather than being restricted to the elements that

depend on the interfacial enclosure, this spatial type divides the space by the formal and structural implications

and men’s visual imagination. The most remarkable characteristics can be concluded as follows: dividing

the space symbolically so as to form the visual transparency as well as maintain to the limit the blending and

continuous spatial attribute; boasting the flowing and instructive features of the linear space; generating the

visual imagination by means of the building structure and the decorative elements. The virtuality of the interior

space deduces various kinds of space on the basis of the elements such as the interior structures, materials,

interfaces and modellings.

In this case, the designer creates the Zen style spatial ambience through the abstract technique of spatial

modelling and the concise colour matching. Just as what the designer says, this is a place where you can

meditate and fantasize earnestly.

Project name: Moliner House Completion date: 2008 Location: Zaragoza, Spain Designer: Alberto Campo Baeza Photographer: Javier Callejas Area: 216 sqm

10 3 7 1 85

95 4 5 2

B1 Plan 6

036 \/ 100 Home Design Principles 3 3

7

First Floor Plan Second Floor Plan

1. Entrance 6. Living

2. Stairs 7. Walls

3. Garden 8. Sanctum

4. Dinning 9. Cabin

5. Atrium stairs 10. Bedroom

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1 1

2 2

3

038 \/ 100 Home Design Principles 3

First Floor Plan

1. Architects raised high walls to create a box open to the

sky, like a nude, metaphysical garden with concrete walls

and floor. To create an interior world, the designers dug into

the ground to plant leafy trees

2. For living, the garden with southern light-sunlight. A space

that is all garden, with transparent walls that bring together

inside and outside

3. The garden is enclosed by concrete walls, an antiseptic

interior that ventures into the outdoors blurring the line

between the two. Light from the north pours through the

glazed walls in the interior cube, reflecting from the white

concrete floors and bouncing on the “galeria white” walls

1

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2 1

2

1 039

Second Floor Plan

1. The library: a place for dreaming. Dazzling whiteness and

translucent glass walls reflect light in all its manifestations.

Does the space feel too abstract? Some people like to live

with a precise number of elements and a lot of emotions.

Could it be that simple geometry should follow a passionate

way of being

2. For dreaming, the designers created a cloud at the highest

point. A library constructed with high walls of light diffused

through large translucent glass. With northern light for

reading and writing, thinking and feeling

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SPACE DESIGN PRINCIPLES

8 The form of space

The form of the home space mainly refers to space and the scale and the proportion of the enclosure interface.

People always use the habitual or familiar ‎scale concept to measure the size of interior space, so different

scales and proportion will produce various visual results. In addition, the scale and the proportion of enclosure

interface also obviously affect people’s feeling, for the reason that even though people are walking in the

interior space, their visual experiences are mainly from the enclosed interface. Under the premise of meeting

the spatial scale and proportion, the enclosure interface design also needs to take account of the area, line,

length and width, material and other factors so that provides people with a comfortable and attractive interior

environment.

In this case, the overall space is transformed by opening up two apartments, the designer aims to create a

luxurious space, and make the layout full of diversity. In this space, the collocation of the classical and modern

elements helps completely conveying the designer’s idea.

Project name: Bond Street Loft Completion date: 2010 Location: New York, USA Designer: NEMA Workshop Photographer: David Joseph Area: 288 sqm

1 5

14

5

3 1. Living room

4 2 2. Dining area

4 3. Kitchen

5 4. Bedroom

Master Plan 5 5. Bathroom

040 \/ 100 Home Design Principles

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1

23

1. The 3,400 square feet loft space joins two apartments in an historical building with an open

floor plan which is both seamless and spacious. The concept was to create an environment

which was luxurious in materials yet informal in layout

2. The exhibits create a supremely comfortable environment infused with an atmosphere of

effortless cool

3. The main living space contains the kitchen, the dining area, the living space and the library.

The areas are distinct but they bleed together seamlessly in the open floor plan

3

12

Living room Plan

041

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12

1. The project combines traditional architectural element such as the

pillars with the modern elements, which gives people the feeling of

time travel

2. Dining area

1

2

Dining Area+Kitchen Plan

042 \/ 100 Home Design Principles

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12

1. Master bathroom

2. Guest bathroom

1

Master Bathroom Plan

043

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SPACE DESIGN PRINCIPLES

9 Space design and detailed structure

The design of the home interior space mainly refers to the interfaces of space and enclosure which mostly

constitute human’s visual impression. While it is the detailed structure that could present the quality of space

and link human with the interior space together, providing visual basis for people to better experience the

atmosphere of space. The detailed structure contains original structure components and many decorative

elements, among which materials, craftship and scale as well as proportion of the interface have great

influence on conveying the theme of the overall space.

In this case, the fine wood furniture and laser-cut Moroccan style bronze stair railing as well as other detail

elements inject the room a sense of elegance and texture.

Project name: Murray Hill Townhouse Completion date: 2009 Location: New York City, USA Designer: SPG Architects Photographer: Daniel Levin Area: 700 sqm

3 5 65 1. Entry

First Floor Plan 4 2. Living\/dining

3. Kitchen

2 4. Media room

7 5. Mechanical

6. Bathroom

1 7. Garage

8. Master bedroom

9. Dressing room

10. Master bathroom

E =Elevator

10

9

8

Seceond Floor Plan 1. Entry 10 11

044 \/ 100 Home Design Principles 2. Living\/dining 8 9

3. Kitchen 5

4. Master bedroom 7

5. Billiards room 2 6

6. Study terrace 3

7. Bathroom Section Plan 4

8. Sunroom

9. Bathrm\/sauna 1

10. Penthouse terrace

11. Hot tub

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3

4 1 4

2 3 045

Dining+Living+Kitchen Plan

1. Both the space and the furnishings are commodious and clean-lined with a palette of browns, blues and golds that

compliment the architecture

2. The living area, and in fact the entire house, is comfortable yet luxuriously modern. The walnut paneling on the wall serves

many purposes. It provides a focal point for the large double-height living space and defines the dining area

3. With just enough accessories and incidentals to reference the Moroccan sensibility of the architectural details

4. The kitchen cabinetry with wooden screen tracery on the upper cabinets, decorative lighting

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