Royal Park Villa

Sitting in the Taiwan High Speed Rail station zone in Tainan, a city weaved by rails, a pace-slowing green manor is born. Connecting human and nature through balconies; bringing in lights and views through grille design, a living environment suitable for all ages is crafted. Through cleverly used textures and well-scattered space and dimensions, the sunlight is introduced into daily life from different angles, adding layers to the urban landscape.

The overall interior lighting is well-managed. Dark wooden texture and off-white marble as the main color tone gives off an urban modern style. The living room and the dining room was separated through different usages of textures on the ceiling and height difference on the floor. Contrast between dark-colored TV wall and light-colored sofa wall combined with indirect lighting not only creates a stable yet relaxing spatial tension but also strengthen the momentum within the area. Round-shaped warm color lightings sprinkled around like stars and the moon, decorating the room as well as merging together into the picture. Classic relief sculpted on the bedroom wall along with twill wood planks laid on the floor create an extraordinarily graceful taste in the private part of the house.

Different from other design among the region, this case turns villa estate into the owners’ private manors, owning the best view in the city. Convenient transportation and suburb tranquility make it perfect for a comfortable life. In the developing zone where skyscrapers are rising, it offers every family a place to live with ease and comfort. Through design, the land and the people are connected and relationships are formed in urban life. Top building materials from all over the world are used; solar panels are installed and the concept of environmental friendliness is practiced, elevating aesthetic taste of life from the inside out.