London Design Silver

2025

Threading Light Through Cities

Entrant

LeBlanc Design

Category

Interior Design - Residential 

Client's Name

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Country / Region

Taiwan

About The Entry

This 60-square-meter modern residence artfully showcases a design philosophy that emphasizes the maximization of limited space. From the moment you step inside, the seamless circulation and thoughtful material selection create an inviting sense of openness while ensuring high functionality throughout the home. To effectively address the common challenge of limited natural light typical in urban environments, the residence incorporates double-layered curtains alongside indirect lighting. This strategic combination allows for precise control over illumination, fostering a well-lit and welcoming atmosphere. Throughout the space, rich wood textures and specialized coatings are elegantly paired with low-saturation neutral tones, enhancing the overall aesthetic. Moreover, the furniture—a carefully curated blend of international brands and pieces from the homeowner's personal collection—brings an additional layer of character to the environment. This harmonious integration not only reflects the homeowner’s unique personality but also contributes to the creation of a refined and sophisticated modern urban atmosphere.

The entryway and living room are elegantly distinguished by contrasting flooring materials and gracefully curved cabinetry, which artfully guide the flow of movement throughout the space. An inviting off-white and warm wood-toned color palette extends throughout the public areas, while a striking dark green sofa serves as a captivating visual focal point, drawing the eye and enhancing the overall aesthetic. Adding a touch of sophistication, the herringbone parquet flooring introduces depth and dimension, creating an intriguing foundation for the design. Moreover, the dining area and kitchen are seamlessly integrated through an open-plan island and a circular dining table, promoting a sense of togetherness and functionality. Pendant lights hang delicately above, echoing the textures found within the space and creating a warm ambiance. Furthermore, the dark wood cabinets, when paired with the soft gray-green painted walls, along with the concealed lighting, reveal subtle layers of design, ensuring a cohesive continuity that elevates the entire atmosphere. The study is thoughtfully designed with distinct functional zones, skillfully combining a dedicated work area with a raised relaxation platform. The use of linear light strips not only outlines the contours of these spaces but also adds an inviting sense of spatial depth.

Credits

Design Director / LeBlanc Design
Shu Hao
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