Minimal Simplicity
Minimal Simplicity is a residential apartment interior in Yilan City, Taiwan. The property measures 116 square meters. The living room and dining room are combined into one public space. Black, white and grey form the main color tones, and wood tones are added for warmth. A square dining table reduces unnecessary use of space and supports face-to-face conversation between family members. Iron elements are combined with wood for a strong visual effect. Diatomaceous earth is used to regulate humidity in the rainy local climate. A Japanese style room sits behind the dining room.
Minimal Simplicity Residential Apartment by Chien Hung Lu was identified as an innovative example of architectural design by the A' Design Awards. Minimal Simplicity Residential Apartment was awarded the Iron A' Design Award in Interior Space and Exhibition Design in 2020. The A' Interior Space, Retail and Exhibition Design Award is an international, jury-voted, fair and ethical design accolade which celebrates superior design of residential interiors, restaurants, hotels, offices, galleries, retail stores, showrooms, exhibition spaces and more.
