Aesthetic Conflict

With the unique taste of the client who likes the modern look-and-feel of 3C tech products, and fancies a free lifestyle, the imagination for space was preserved with a naturalist view and the overall exquisite quality. With the spirit of Less is More, the design team shaped the interior with a minimalist approach in forming a bi-polar aesthetics of cold and warm, and hard and soft, in order to strike a meticulous balance between technology and culture. As the conflict has always been the opposite side of harmony, and as far as the designer is concerned, only the multi-level thinking can operate beyond the pre-defined styling frame. As the designer anchors on Conflict Aesthetics in forming a genuine aesthetics of synergized visual and tactile experiences, the public domain was treated with low-chroma scheme and refined material texture, while the private domain was treated with veneer, fabric, and metal to create a contemporary look-and-feel. As conflict is often used as the underlying tone of creative work for its drama without compromises under any given styling, therefore, the design team ran away from the conventional styling from material and color to the abstract functional and aesthetics discourse. With high titanium-plated texture in contrast to the primal and rustic concrete plank, it created a start visual contrast, while the color and line work were installed with posh factor as a conflict to the harmony process. In the pursuit of visual consistency, and innovative exquisite exterior, the design team adopted titanium-plated plate as the main TV wall material, of which its strength added to the assembly difficulty in eventually having produced precise and exquisite fitting which was not just an embellished background but a consolidated visual focus.