Tinker’s Patches is a project designed by RIS Interior Design. This apartment is situated in the downtown of Taichung city, where the artistry and ingenuity aren?t sacrificed within small spaces of 78 sqm. Photography by Hey!cheese Photography.

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Unlike most residential projects, the white color scheme holistically extends throughout spaces, instead of arranging visualization on specific walls or fixtures, accentuating agile movement and aesthetic lifestyle.
At the passage from the entrance to main areas, a wavy flow permeates into the depth of the apartment. Amid the seemingly normal white backdrops, a wall-to-ceiling layout, sculptural curvy shapes at joints between walls to columns, beam to ceiling, and fixtures altogether soften stiffness of every corner.
Colors are boldly and lively scattered among the place: bright neon, primary colors and pastel tints can be seen from furniture pieces; whereas purplish tints are meticulously misplaced around. The textured wallpaper underneath the niche, not only prevents scratches from placing accessories, but also entices people to admire it with its repetitive Arabic repetitive patterns. Small colorful accents lively pop out from shelves, thresholds, and door frame, creating inviting contrasts with whitish curvy backdrop.
Moving to the master bedroom, a playful purplish gradation attracts attention. Besides a creative visualization, it contains function of sliding doors, t...