Residential for Mid20th Kiosk
Using the 70s space pop art as the tone of the design, the designer has outlined the frame of the furniture with color blocks. As to the public domains such as the dining area and the living room, the designer has utilized black, yellow, and blue valchromat as the key visual. At the same time, the color concept and curved shape style had become popular with the name, space pop art, in the 70s. Furthermore, leave several blank spaces to make people focus on the furniture.
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Outlined the frame of the furniture with color blocks. As to the public domains such as the dining area and the living room, the designer has utilized black, yellow, and blue valchromat as the key visual. There have been left several blank spaces to bring out the theme of the space. The hovering design has made the painting canvas located in the middle of the domain. The kitchen island has connected to the floor with white color and the dining table is in black which is consistent with the way they have hung the painting canvas.
classic retro, modern, vivid colors, vivid and bright color
In order to manufacture the color blocks in a curved shape, the designer has chosen the material of valchromat which is easier to construct on its surface. In addition, seamless flooring is used in the house and the designer has also painted the house in pure white to bring out the main color and the classic furniture. As to the entry, the bright marble is used as the frame and with the extension of it, the contrast between the floor in matte texture has made a theme.
The main axis, the classic furniture, is surrounded by curved shapes and colors. After the concept of the design is complete, how to find adequate furniture to make the space vivid is one of the criteria. Therefore, the designer has made the curved shapes and the unique bright colors from the 70s space pop art as the main visual theme. At the same time, the copies and replicas are eliminated.
The project finished in Taiwan.
The client of the mansion is two sisters so they have chosen yellow as their gate color which has connected to the public domains. However, the concept of curved shapes and color blocks have extended to the private area, and according to the character of the sisters, the designer has modified the use of the color and style.
The designer has chosen vivid colors and modern curved lines from the 70s space pop art as the axis but it is surrounded by the pure white canvas which is for the purpose of bringing out the classic retro furniture. In order to maintain consistency, the designer has used seamless flooring in matte texture which extends to the inner space as a pure and clean canvas. At the same time, the designer has made the bright marble lean on the wall which has created a contrast with the floor and the flow line is shown clearly.
As astronaut Neil Armstrong landed on the moon, which means humankind has stepped onto another planet besides Earth. Based on the news, since 1967, the trend of space has raised up. At the same time, the splendid color concept and curved shape style had become popular with the name, space pop art, in the 70s. Furthermore, the style is to decorate with valchromat so as to leave several blank spaces to make people focus on the furniture.
Mid20th Kiosk
Frame of Color Residential has been a Bronze winner in the Interior Space and Exhibition Design award category in the year 2021 organized by the prestigious A' Design Award & Competition. The Bronze A' Design Award is given to outstanding designs that showcase a high degree of creativity and practicality. It recognizes the dedication and skill of designers who produce work that stands out for its thoughtful development and innovative use of materials and technology. These designs are acknowledged for their professional execution and potential to influence industry standards positively. Winning this award highlights the designer's ability to blend form and function effectively, offering solutions that enhance people's lives and wellbeing.
Wen-Chau Chen was recognized with the coveted Bronze A' Design Award in 2022, a testament to excellence of their work Frame of Color Residential.
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Wen-Chau Chen's residential project, Frame of Color, awarded Bronze in A' Interior Space, Retail and Exhibition Design Award in 2022, brings the 70s space pop art to life in a modern setting, creating a vivid and bright living space in Taiwan.
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