vivid colors + bold patterns take over this lively apartment in chongqing, china

000design created an apartment in chongqing, china with the aim to change the stereotype of a residential space that should be only cozy, warm and relaxing. the designers injected vivid colors and covered the space with patterns to show an impression of passion, fashion, and full of visual impact.

all images courtesy of 000design

000design created a completely open space by eliminating the boundaries of the sharing rooms, where they combined colors and materials to mark different function blocks. the entrance of the main bedroom is hidden and concealed behind paintings on the wall. another bedroom is placed at the end of a corridor. as a result, the residents could enjoy their daily activities without spatial limitations. when they need their space, the hidden bedrooms could provide enough privacy.

multi-patterned bedroom

instead of forms and shapes, colors and materials play a major role in this space. the materials and colors are highlighted to identify different function blocks. matching with the white background color in the apartment, the blocks made by rich materials and vivid colors provide a diverse visual experience. this also rearranged the ordinary activities with passion and creativity for the habitant.

multi-patterened bedroom

a huge amount of mirrored panels is placed in this project to break out the walls and ceilings of the existing structure and extend the room space through the reflection. at the same time, the mirrors also create extraordinary perspectives to spaces with an unexpected visual experience.

white tiled bathroom with a view

painting behind which bedroom door is concealed

black and white mosaic patterns

multi-colored terrazzo backsplash

multi-colored bedroom patterns

bathroom area

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multi-colored mosaic pattern

striking red bookshelf

project info:

name: live with fun
designer: 000Design

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edited by: yasmina karam | designboom