Full Of Life Residential House

Full Of Life Residential House

Full of Life Residential House is an exemplary residential interior design project completed in Taipei City, Taiwan, that masterfully integrates natural elements with contemporary living spaces across 245 square meters. The design philosophy centers on creating a harmonious living environment through the sophisticated application of earth tones and natural materials, featuring a remarkable feng shui aquarium constructed with 22mm ultra-clear glass as its centerpiece. This architectural achievement demonstrates exceptional spatial planning, dividing the space into distinct functional areas including three bedrooms, a living room, dining room with kitchen area and island, four bathrooms, a study room, and a Buddhist court. The project's innovative approach to space utilization incorporates enframed scenery techniques to create visual extensions of interior spaces, effectively bringing the adjacent greenery park into the domestic environment. A notable technical achievement is the 4-tonne aquarium's structural integration, which required advanced structural mechanics calculations to ensure stability in Taiwan's seismic zone. The interior design strategically positions bedrooms around the dining area to foster family interaction, while the sophisticated lighting scheme creates distinct atmospheres between the dark-toned dining area and the ambient-lit casual dining space. Completed in January 2019, this Iron A' Design Award-winning project exemplifies excellence in interior space design through its thoughtful balance of feng shui principles, structural engineering, and contemporary living requirements, while maintaining a strong connection to nature through its material palette and spatial organization.

residential interior design, feng shui integration, contemporary living space, natural material palette, sustainable architecture, family-centered design

— Adam Dawson