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The Carmel Interior Design by Matthew Li
The Carmel Interior Design by Matthew Li
The Carmel Interior Design by Matthew Li
The Carmel Interior Design by Matthew Li
The Carmel Interior Design by Matthew Li

Grande Development Limited

Bronze Interior Space and Exhibition Design · 2021

The Carmel Interior Design

by Matthew Li

  • A' Design Award 2021 Bronze Winner in Interior Space and Exhibition Design
  • Awarded April 15, 2021
  • CLIENT: Grande Development Limited
  • Estimated Number of Design Views: 11,583
  • Verification code D870743AB7 · Verify this award
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About The Carmel Interior Design

The Carmel is a residential interior design for a family of three in Hong Kong. The home covers 1,722 square feet and was completed in December 2020. A white palette is combined with light oak furniture in the living and dining area to create a relaxing, resort-like mood. Large windows bring daylight into the rooms. The open plan living and dining area removes barriers between family members. Two large ceiling lights make use of the high ceiling. Two rooms were converted into a game room and a study room. Full height cabinets provide storage.

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Unique Properties
The house owners request a home design where allows them to loosen up after the busy work schedule. The designer then chose a white and wood palette for the design and create a resort-like space with a relaxing atmosphere. The designer makes good use of the high ceiling of the house, added two huge ceiling lights to the living room as a highlight without making the room stuffy.
Dimensions & Packaging
It is a 1,722 square-feet house.
Tags
Interior Design, residence, house, simplicity, minimumism, comfortable
Production Technology
In order to create a relaxing and holiday-like mood for the family, an all-white palette has been selected. On top of it, light oak wooden furniture has been set to the living and dining area to maintain a consistent aura.
Design Challenge
Although the all-white palette presents a relaxing and makes the space roomier and brighter, it may also create a boring and dull design. Therefore, our designer has put two ceiling lights in the dining area, used light oak furniture and hung a colourful painting above the sofa as highlights.

Moreover, the house owners claimed that they have a huge storage area need for the house. Knowing that excessive cabinets will make space a lot messier, the designer has then made good use of the high ceiling level, set various full height cabinets with doors, to keep the house neat and clean.
Project Duration
The project was finished in December 2020 in Hong Kong.
Operation Flow
This is a design dedicated to a family of three in Hong Kong. Due to the busy workload and schoolwork the family member always have, they requested a place where they can truly unwind themselves and spend with family. To fulfil their needs, an open plan living and dining area allow them to interact with one another in a roomy space without any barrier in between. Moreover, the designer converted two rooms into a game room and a study room, where the family can have private time while working or having fun without disturbing one another.
Research
The house owners request a home design where allows them to loosen up after the busy work schedule. Our designer then chose a white and wood palette for the design and create a resort-like space with a relaxing atmosphere. The designer makes good use of the high ceiling of the house, added two huge ceiling lights to the living room as a highlight without making the room stuffy. Besides, family time is one of the most valuable elements of this household. The designer has managed to assign most of the furniture by the wall. Thus, by doing so, the room looks extremely spacious and allow the family to spend quality time together.
Inspiration
The designer took foreign resort houses as a reference before the whole process. Large windows let an extensive amount of sunlight go into the house and shape a relaxing atmosphere.
Image Credits
Grande Development Limited
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