Order in Warmth 榮獲 2026 American International Innovative Award
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Design by Cheng Yi Interior Design
From: Taiwan
Category: Professional award
Year: 2026
【Design Concept】
Quiet luxury, a way of interpreting luxury that abandons all ostentation in favor of a suave aesthetic focused on details and quality. Soft greys and off-white hues provide a soft backdrop. Materials such as stone, glass, and metal are layered with nuanced lighting to an understated yet refined sense of luxury. Instead of straight lines and sharp corners, the space embraces curves and flowing shapes to enhance comfort and a sense of flow. An upholstered headboard adds softness to the bedroom decor, creating a warm, inviting atmosphere conducive to sleep.
【Functionality】
The public area adopts an open-plan layout, seamlessly connecting the living room, dining room, and light-meal zone. This not only enhances the sense of openness but also encourages interaction among family members. The kitchen island also helps anchor the kitchen visually while giving the space a clear boundary. The design strikes a balance between separation and openness. Thanks to the concealed door, the door leaf is perfectly aligned with the wall, giving the interior a modern and elegant look. Unlike traditional shelving, a niche sits flush with the wall to a clean, seamless look in the awkward corner next to the living room. This design instantly elevates the place with a refined,boutique feel, offsetting the heaviness traditionally associated with sturdy cabinets.
【Innovation and Challenges】
A recessed niche behind the dining area accommodates the appliance cabinet. By taking advantage of the sliding door panels’ depth, it creates a subtle yet striking visual focal point. The door is finished in a richly textured stone pattern, acting as a focal accent that echoes the TV wall while adding a touch of drama to the restrained palette.
In the public area, a curved ceiling gently defines and connects different zones, creating a cohesive spatial flow. The TV wall with soft curved edges can give a clean, modern flow. Indirect light creates smooth transitions between light and shadow, reinforcing a sense of understated and refined quiet luxury.