Forest Vision

Breaking the stereotype of the square impression in the space, this Taiwan-based interior design team takes good advantage of irregular design, so it appears in a thriving way. The design team transforms the interior into a forest image, and they merge with the concept of honeycomb and cave, echoing the work configuration with the natural ecological environment. Large glass windows being a main structural element of the place is so versatile for both interior and exterior applications: outside landscapes accompany the interior design, connecting people to wonderful natural world. The clients can experience a peaceful and quiet state of mind in the indoor space, and they can spare no efforts to work in a natural and stress-free environment. Conscious of preserving environment and nature, this project was developed along three thematic axes: air-shaped iron pipes, straight towering tree trunk columns, and beveled glass-shaped holes in order to create a pleasant and relaxed office environment. The boundary between indoor and outdoor has become blurred while setting the mood of the office; natural lights assume an important role. Despite all waste materials, the elements of wood and iron that can be seen in the space are recycled and reused. The design team retains the concept of environmental protection through a sensitive approach, seeks to enhance a bright and comfortable office whilst creating a variety of aesthetics at the same time.