Relife Project Interior Design

Relife Project Interior Design

Relife Project Interior Design is an innovative residential interior design project completed in 2018 in ChiaYi City, Taiwan, that masterfully balances contemporary aesthetics with local architectural heritage. The 185-square-meter space exemplifies a sophisticated approach to modern living through its thoughtful redistribution of spatial elements, particularly in the living room and kitchen areas, creating an open and fluid layout that enhances daily living experiences. The design, conceived by Yu-Wen Lin and team, employs a distinctive three-dimensional treatment on the television wall, incorporating precisely cut marble patterns that extend into the kitchen area, establishing visual continuity throughout the space. A notable feature is the floating display cabinet design, which ingeniously allows natural light penetration while softening spatial boundaries. The project's philosophy centers on the concept of space as a living container, with each area carefully crafted to accommodate and enhance the occupants' lifestyle patterns. The design demonstrates exceptional attention to material harmony, combining marble elements with complete wood pattern storage solutions that maintain both aesthetic appeal and functionality. This project, which won the Iron A' Design Award in the Interior Space, Retail and Exhibition Design category, represents a significant achievement in residential interior design, particularly for its successful integration of modern design principles with practical living requirements. The design's approach to space optimization and material selection exemplifies contemporary interior design's capacity to transform living spaces while preserving local architectural character.

interior space optimization, contemporary residential design, marble wall features, floating cabinet design, integrated storage solutions, modern living spaces

— Adam Dawson