A Brutalist Family Home | Hidden & Surprising Spaces | Home Transformation | Interior Design

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On our trip to Guangdong, we visited a unique and interesting office of an interior designer in the middle of a forest.

A pathway surrounded by greenery parts to reveal a majestic sight. A glass box floats in nature above a slow moving river. Its spaces designed with a focus towards creating healing spaces.

Hung Chang Wei, the designer invited us to explore a brutalist family home he designed in contrast to his office. I was curious and immediately accepted.

This home was transformed from a 20 year old property to a brutalist vision, standing composed of rough surfaces, volumes and light. Rough elements with rich textures recreate the beauty of nature in its spaces.

In this episode, we reveal the curated spaces of a serene incense room, a meditation room and a hidden sun room. Join us as we discover the design principles behind unique slanted ceilings and how the designer recreates natural light in design using angled coves or slots.

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