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This Space-Savvy Taipei Apartment Does Away with Unnecessary Walls

Most modern apartments demand some level of space-conscious design that makes most of the limited room on offer. Increasingly, the idea of rigid rooms that create a more cluttered living environment is being replaced by large, open living areas that offer a lot more flexibility. Nestled in Taipei, Taiwan, this modest apartment was revamped by 2BOOKS design by doing away with unnecessary partitions and giving the interior a cheerful, neutral color scheme. Dubbed the Backlight Apartment, the 104-square-meter urban hub promotes greater interaction among family members while ushering in a hint of playfulness!

Contemporary apartment in Taipei with a hammock in the living room

A hammock in the living room instantly catches your eye as the constraints of monotonous design are shunned in favor of more imaginative and fun-filled lifestyle. Exposed concrete surfaces and beams provide textural contrast while blending in with the white and gray color palette. An efficient kitchen with breakfast and dining zone sits next to the living area on one side and private spaces occupy the other end. A small balcony and folding glass doors bring in plenty of natural light and nifty storage units ensure that the home remains clutter-free. [Photography: highlite images]

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Open plan living of Taipei apartment with kitchen and dining
Series of folding glass doors connect the interior with the small balcony
Dark pendants add contrast and sculptural style to the interior
Fun seating options and modular decor give the interior greater adaptability
Kitchen island with wooden breakfast bar

As a reference point, concrete becomes “the driver “who decides all the other materials. The extension part of the facade is made of beige, and the interior is made of grey oak wood. Both of them provide the necessary contrast, warmness and richness for the smooth texture of concrete.

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Fewer partitions create a more open and spacious apartment in Taipei
Concrete and shades of white give the interior a cheerful, gray appeal
Translucent sliding glass walls for the kids’ playroom
Casually placed framed poster next to the bed in the small bedroom
Gray wooden flooring for modern bathroom in white

Sherry Nothingam

Sherry is a blogger who loves to live her life to the fullest. She enjoys everything associated with design, décor and stylish modern trends. Born in California, Sherry has grown up on open ranches and in a wild setting, which has defined her taste for design and developed her interest in examining how structures and homes interact with the beauti[...]

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