{"id":768,"date":"2016-09-07T17:11:28","date_gmt":"2016-09-07T09:11:28","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/m3studio.sg\/blog\/?p=768"},"modified":"2020-09-24T10:52:21","modified_gmt":"2020-09-24T02:52:21","slug":"5-taiwan-inspired-interior-to-brighten-up-your-home","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/m3studio.sg\/blog\/design-tips\/5-taiwan-inspired-interior-to-brighten-up-your-home\/2016\/09\/07\/","title":{"rendered":"5 Taiwan-inspired Interior to Brighten-up Your Home"},"content":{"rendered":"

Taiwan is one of the most progressive countries in Southeast Asia. Many people who visit the country are surprised to learn that it is a place where tradition and modern technology meet. With that being said, it is also a country not afraid to step outside the boundaries in interior design. A rising trend in Taiwan gears homes towards minimalist and zen designs. This is the main reason why it should be a no-brainer to look for Taiwan interior designs as a source of inspiration.<\/p>\n

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1. This home incorporates rustic and industrial elements into the whole design. The de-cluttered atmosphere reflects the Taiwan lifestyle where simplicity and functionality matters most. The halogen spotlight in the ceilings support the natural light coming through the glass walls. \u00a0This interior is a great set-up for younger people as pop art also plays a big part in brightening up the whole place.<\/p>\n

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2. A more contemporary take on the first interior results to the second one. Instead of using wood and spotlighting, this interior goes for a subtler approach with cove lighting and white colors complimenting the concrete floor. This creates a spacious illusion that is relaxing and comforting for the dwellers. This design definitely utilizes more storage opportunities. With multiple shelves and even a bookshelf beside the window, it is wonderful space for anyone who has collected memorabilia throughout the years. There are also more seating options for someone who enjoys various activities from guitar playing to just chilling and watching TV.<\/p>\n

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3. By now, anyone can see that a prominent feature of Taiwan-inspired designs is focused on organization. This modern design has thrown a splash of retro with the accent chairs. The patchwork design on the two chairs as well as the red rug bring an exciting element to the monochrome colors.<\/p>\n

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4. This completely modern apartment is a great reflection of Taiwan embracing technology. Various modern components can be found in the interior including the side drop ceilings, edgy furniture and wall panels. At some places where wood floorings may not be available, laminate flooring as showcased in this example is a great option if you wish to have one in your home. Surprisingly, the stone wall by the fireplace adds an earthly element that keeps part of this design grounded.<\/p>\n

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