Future Deja Vu
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The future has yet to come, but through this design, the designer constructs an outline for the future of the homeowners life in this space. Using nothing more than frame like light strips to create virtual partitions, this project is filled with visual effects of suspended space, as seen in sci-fi movies. Moreover, a rotatable sofa is the pivot, giving the space more flexibility.
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The future has yet to come, but through this design, the designer constructs an outline for the future of the homeowners life in this space. Using nothing more than frame like light strips to create virtual partitions, this project is filled with visual effects of suspended space, as seen in sci-fi movies. Moreover, a rotatable sofa is the pivot, giving the space more flexibility.
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Interior, Design, House, Residence
Production Technology
As the homeowner currently lives alone, the primary focus for this space is placed on variability and flexibility before the needs of other co-inhabitants materialize. The configuration of the private areas, including the master bedroom, a room for the homeowners parents when they visit, and a guestroom, which also serves as a reserve room for the homeowner’s potential future children, is established first. As for the public areas, a central walkway serves as the axis for the open concept, while a multi faceted sofa in the living room helps to achieve the purpose of forming open connections between the living room, the study in the back, and the kitchen area with an island on the other side. Light strips, reflective black glass, and mirror like materials are used to create a techy vibe. At the same time, the whole space is covered with gray paint to create an elegant and warm humanistic texture, while vibrant colors like black, blue, and red are also used in certain parts to illustrate a contemporary aesthetic.
Design Challenge
The biggest challenge for this design is integrating all the known and unknown needs, and incorporating the homeowner’s preferences and visions for the future, so that balance can be achieved between function and form, with functionality flexibly designed into different areas, to create a living space that is both future proof and futuristic.
Project Duration
The project started in July. and finished in August 2022 in Taipei .
Operation Flow
The public areas are completely open, with the multi faceted sofa in the living room serving as the pivot, so that the space can be used with flexibility based on different situations. The boundaries of each area are outlined using light strips. When the lights are on, coming into the space is like logging in a window in the virtual world, through which you can see the beauty of home living. When the lights are off, this space is just like a museum of contemporary art, open to the future injection of more warmth of home living. The ceiling of the dining kitchen is covered with black glass, and the bottom of the island is designed with light strips and reflective surfaces, creating a virtual, sci fi visual effect while also allowing users to experience the extendibility and unique charm of the space.
Research
In response to all the existing and unknown needs in this space, the configuration of private areas is established first before the focus is then shifted to the design of public areas. The public areas are completely open, using furniture pieces to demarcate different space segments. The multi faceted sofa allows the living room to be open and flexibly connected with the study and the dining kitchen area with an island, while light strips, reflective black glass and mirror-like materials help to create a techy visual effect. The entire space is covered with gray paint, and the beams and pillars are tucked away to show warm curves and create a humanistic texture. Meanwhile, a contrasting color scheme with parts of black, blue, and red brings about a sense of aesthetics that resembles a museum of contemporary art.
Inspiration
Using Future Deja Vu, the designer prepares and reserves various flexibilities and possibilities for this space for the single homeowner. Inspired by the decentralization concept of the metaverse, this design delicately combines the sense of technology, the warmth of humanities, and contemporary artistry. by using an open layout, arrangement of light strips, multi-faceted furniture, and the selection of paints and materials.
Project Overview
Future Deja Vu Residential has been a Bronze winner in the Interior Space and Exhibition Design award category in the year 2022 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.
Image Credits
For design images and photos please credit KAO SHIH CHIEH.
Bronze Recognition
KAO SHIH CHIEH was recognized with the coveted Bronze A' Design Award in 2023, a testament to excellence of their work Future Deja Vu Residential.
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