Taiwan-based designers Snuper Design find inspiration everywhere, from the extensive cultural history that surrounds them to the beautifully imperfect grain of a recently fallen tree, all of it is fair game. The two homes in this post use carefully chosen natural materials along with beautiful details and plenty of clean, open spaces to create a comfortable and luxurious atmosphere that is heavy with history and style.
The first project is called the "City Palace" and located in Taipei, Taiwan. It combines elements of luxury estate fit for royalty from the Qin or Han dynasty but also with a lot of natural materials, especially wood. The team has taken creative license with the ideal palace here. The ceilings are high and inconspicuous. Instead, the design brings the focus to the length of the space, with broad lateral open floor plan.
The second home we are featuring has its similarities to the urban palace, also creating a distinct comfort and luxurious peace even within the bustle of a big city. The team has subscribed here to the idea that the more white and blank space they leave in the initial design, the better able a homeowner is to add their own ideas, whether that means art
Of course, the furniture in this particular home is already quite astonishing in its craftsmanship and beauty, from a deconstructed version of a leather sectional to a Le Corbusier-inspired club chair and asymmetric coffee table.
Two Houses Taiwan Take inspiration from nature
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