The KO’s | 香港高家別墅

設計師：廖奕權

設計公司：香港維斯林室內建筑設計有限公司

項目地址：香港粉嶺

設計面積：1000m2

主要材料：云石，木材，特色瓷磚，香檳金磨砂不銹鋼

簡單創(chuàng)意說明：

概念：

這棟位于香港新界地區(qū)的1000平方米的私人別墅培育了兩代人，第三代委托設計師對別墅的外部和室內進行全面翻新。設計師了解了戶主的要求后，對別墅進行了全面地考察，最終決定對其結構不作任何改變，而是將重點放在采用一系列不同的材料來突出建筑的不同功能區(qū)域，并以纖維板重新打造別墅的外觀，以材料自身的素凈色彩與肌理質感，賦予建筑完全煥然一新的現代東方的簡約輕奢感。

This 1000sqm house is situated on a private owned hill in New Territories area in Hong Kong. The house cultivated 2 generations and the 3rd generation commissioned the designer to make complete renovation both the exteriors and interiors. There is no modification in its structure but the designer used a range of colour boards to highlight the different function zones of the architecture and gave the facades a new skin with Equistone – fibre cement boards. The design brief for the interiors is simple luxury elegance with a touch or modern oriental elements. .its design has given the building a totally refreshed modern outlook.

設計美學：

入戶玄關正對著一幅充滿東方韻味的屏風，百子柜樣式的鞋柜緊靠屏風。另一側則是娛樂室，可供家人在其中歡聚，增進彼此感情。全高的玻璃移門連接著戶外花園，既保證了充足的陽光，又阻隔了戶外燒烤時的氣味。一個特色高柜區(qū)分開走廊和客廳，既有裝飾功能，又有儲物功能。鏤空的設計讓客廳的陽光進入走廊，保證了室內各區(qū)域都有充足的光線。

Upon arrival of the foyer is the oriental screen adjacent to the shoe case and the opposite side is the entertainment room which comes with a full height glass sliding door connects to the garden. The sliding door is designed to avoid smell and insects entering the house when it is fully enclosed. The hallway is separated by a feature arch which connects to the living and dining area. As well as helping to separate the zones, the feature arch serves as a storage space and to glamorize the interior. It frames a view of the adjacent living area and allows additional sunlight to filter down from the glass curtain wall to the internal space of the house.

原來封閉的客廳被改造為七米高的室內空間，天花的大型金屬吊燈與香檳金圓盤的映射，為客廳增添優(yōu)雅感，也恰如讓客廳空間與上層，甚至環(huán)境有更好的溝通方式，加上黃色、米白色與灰色呈魚鱗形狀的圖案交替排列的訂制大型藝術品的配搭下，空間更具美感；同時窗口如一幅大型玻璃幕墻，打開非常開闊的視野，將光線引入客廳，室內空間與大自然連接，窗外景觀成為客廳的點綴。

The living area wasn’t originally come with the void but modified to double stories with 7 meters in height, matching with a gigantic wire mesh chandelier and a champagne gold disc that attaching to the ceiling for subtle elegant reflection. Two artworks, which are made with around 1000 pieces shell-shaped tiles, are placed on both sides of the living room. The yellow energizes the space. The double stories volume enables window side of the living area almost like a full glass curtain wall which allows much better sun light to enter the area and its volume gives a strong sense of luxuriousness. Undoubtedly the green scenery is the best artwork for this area.

房間以大自然色調為主，淺木色的地板配搭白色云石、香檳金色金屬條與胡桃木色的墻身，房間呈現一種簡約而典雅的輕奢感，同時加入線條與圖形的設計細節(jié)，為空間帶來愉悅和驚喜。各個房間都重視自然陽光的引入，讓美景與清新的空氣留在室內,讓室內空間更顯舒適和諧。整個設計追求美感與功能上的平衡，給精致賦予另一種美的涵義。

The rooms are embraced by earth tone. Light wooden flooring accompanied with white marble, champagne gold strips and walnut wooden wall, demonstrating simplicity and elegance. Together with the details of line and geometry, surprise and delight are in the air. Windows act as a frame to capture the outdoors and bring them into the interior. Natural light and fresh air fills every corner, bringing much comfort and harmony. The design strives for balancing aesthetics and functions, creating a new definition of beauty.

Updated:

"1200 pcs of fish scales tiles forming the wall art;

1000 pcs of wood planks shaping the partitions;

3000 pcs of detail ornaments;

400 pcs of acrylic tubes & 2400 light bulbs suspending from the ceiling;

10+ mechanical features...

making this most luxury & elegant home in Hong Kong naming the best house of the Year 2019 by various media and awards internationally."

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This 700sqm (internal area) house is situated on a privately owned piece of land on a hillside in the New Territories area in Hong Kong. The house owner commissioned the designer to make a complete renovation on both the exteriors and interiors. There is no modification in its major structure but the designer used a range of colour boards to highlight the different functional zones of the architecture and gave the facades a new skin with EQUITONE – (fibre cement boards). The design brief for the interiors is simple luxury elegance with a touch of modern oriental elements and the outcome has given the building a totally refreshed modern outlook.

Upon arrival of the foyer is the oriental screen adjacent to the shoe case and the opposite side is the entertainment room which comes with a full height glass sliding door connecting to the house front yard. The sliding door is designed to avoid smell and insects entering the house when it is fully enclosed. The hallway is separated by a feature arch which connects to the living and dining area. As well as helping to separate the zones, the feature arch serves as a storage space and to glamorize the interior. It frames a view of the adjacent living area and allows additional sunlight to filter down from the glass curtain wall to the internal space of the house.

The living area wasn’t originally come with the void but modified to double stories with 7 meters in height, matching with a gigantic wire mesh chandelier and a champagne gold disc that attaches to the ceiling for subtle elegant reflection. Two artworks, which are made with around 1200 pieces of fish scales tiles, are placed on both sides of the living room. The yellow energizes the space. The double stories volume enables the window side of the living area almost like a full glass curtain wall which allows much better sunlight to enter the area and its volume gives a strong sense of luxuriousness. Undoubtedly the green scenery is the best artwork for this area.