Bronze 2025

Low Key Luxury

by Wei-Li Chen for Wei Li Spatial Design

This high-class residence, rich in autumn tones, reflects modern taste and elegance. Warm hues and light interplay create a tranquil atmosphere, while large windows invite gentle sunlight. Soft gauze curtains adjust natural light, enhancing warmth and intellect. A marble dining table and clean lines emphasize transparency, with metal trim adding purity. The orange leather egg-shaped chairs complete the space, blending comfort and style. More than a home, it's a private retreat where taste and ideas converge.

Questions & Answers

What is the total area in square meters of the Low Key Luxury Residence?

Answer

Low Key Luxury Residence is 165.2 square meters in total.

How many bathrooms are included in the Low Key Luxury Residence?

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Low Key Luxury Residence includes four bathrooms.

Which material is used for the flooring in the open living and dining areas of the Low Key Luxury Residence?

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Low Key Luxury Residence uses wood flooring in the open living and dining areas.

What finish edges the marble wall in the foyer of the Low Key Luxury Residence?

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Low Key Luxury Residence has a marble wall in the foyer edged in titanium plating.

When was the Low Key Luxury Residence project completed?

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Low Key Luxury Residence was completed in March 2023.

In which country was the Low Key Luxury Residence completed?

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Low Key Luxury Residence was completed in Taiwan.

Which award did the Low Key Luxury Residence win in 2025?

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Low Key Luxury Residence won the Bronze A' Interior Space, Retail and Exhibition Design Award in 2025.

What structural changes were made to reposition the entrance in the Low Key Luxury Residence?

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Low Key Luxury Residence changed the direction of the entrance and pushed back the walls of the dining room to widen the social area.

What measures were taken to optimize natural light distribution in the Low Key Luxury Residence?

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Low Key Luxury Residence uses wide openings and an extremely wide distance from the foyer to the living room and dining room to allow natural light to illuminate the space.

Bronze A' Design Award Winner