In the pilot's apartment
Located in Taiwan, this condo is owned by an airline pilot. He spends a lot of time traveling, so it was important for him to create an interior where he could rest. This task was undertaken by the fws_work studio.
The apartment offers a panoramic view of the city of Qinpu. The owner wanted the interior to become an oasis of peace in the city. Carefully selected materials such as oak wood, braided reed, linen and gypsum plaster were to create a subdued background, perfect for relaxation. Carefully thought-out woodwork is the merit of an architectural studio that pays attention to even the smallest detail.
It was decided to open the living area, thanks to which it is filled with light. The structural ceiling beam has been covered with oak wood panels to visually separate the living-dining area from the kitchen with reading area.
In the kitchen, it was decided to use dark stained wood, thanks to which a sensual atmosphere was created, perfect for cooking or tasting whiskey, the host's favorite drink. In the corridor, it was decided to replace part of the partition wall with a structure made of reeds and glass, so as to let sunlight in.
The round lamp resembles the mirror at the entrance. In the bedroom, it was decided to break the subdued color palette of the interior: the turquoise ceiling attracts attention from the first sight.
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