We had the distinct pleasure to interview award winning designer about their original and creative design work. is an award-winning creative designer, that makes our world a better place with their original works.
("") answered Design Interview ("DI") questions about their award-winning work . Interview questions prepared by Frank Scott.
: The stacking of wooden box, non-standard living room presentation and the concept of connecting all vital functions by the kitchen island overthrow the traditional stereotype framework and functions.
: Using complex and diverse dimension of consideration to meet the lifestyle needed for a family of four.
: Complete customer satisfaction.
: 10 months.
: The room that gathers family relation is not necessarily the standard living room or the traditional requirement of room for sofa, table and chair.
: The spotlight of the design is the large massage bathroom located in the center of the house with the best lighting at home.
: The famous Japanese architecture Sou Fujimoto.
: I believe the movement and spatial allocation that overthrows the convention distinguishes my work from other designers.
: “Less is a bore” is a theory proposed by American architect, Robert Venturi. He advocates for an attitude corresponding to culture in life with architectural structure, establishing new aesthetics and entertainment.
: artificial stone, steel piece and mirror
: The special feature of the work is the connection between real wood and different materials (artificial stone, steel piece and mirror).
: Co-workers from company.
: One big challenge in the design process is to overcome the aesthetics in linear shapes with implementation taking consideration of both storage and function.
: The reason that impelled me to apply for award is that I believe this work owns a completely different concept and design idea than the average stereotype of family space.
