2025 | Professional

NY Architectural & Interior Design Awards Silver Winner Winner

Chantilly

Entrant

Wu-Su Interior Design

Category

Interior Design - Residential 

Client's Name

Country / Region

Taiwan

The site is an old apartment. The name, “Chantilly”, comes from the owner's preference for white and the view of the mountains from the windows. The designer incorporated natural elements into the interior and the owner's fondness for music. The foyer is a fusion of modernity and mountain scenery as if surrounded by the curves of heaven and earth. The overall flow of the space is dominated by a curved design. The designer did not limit the original characteristics of the material to bring in the natural curves so that the hard characteristics are transformed into flexible curves to realize the perfect blend of nature and movement.

Just like a concert, the curves weave in and out of every corner. The main visual wall in each area reinforces the image and art. Stone, metal, wood, mirrors, and artistic tiles reproduce the outdoor landscape like clouds, stone, wood, and sunlight in the interior. Owners can feel the beauty of nature while enjoying a comfortable life.

Credits

Chun-Yu Chang
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