Interior

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Designer: Grande Development Limited Design: Interior Design Tag: Interior

The Carmel

The Carmel is a residential interior design for a family of three in Hong Kong. The home covers 1,722 square feet and was completed in December 2020. A white palette is combined with light oak furniture in the living and dining area to create a relaxing, resort-like mood. Large windows bring daylight into the rooms. The open plan living and dining area removes barriers between family members. Two large ceiling lights make use of the high ceiling. Two rooms were converted into a game room and a study room. Full height cabinets provide storage.

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Designer: Muchuan Xu Design: Office Tag: Interior

Named of Mountain Lixia Building

Named of Mountain Lixia Building is an office interior design created in Jinan. The space serves about 400 people from a group headquarters and its subsidiaries. Nine floors contain open work areas, medium and large conference rooms, a reception and an exhibition hall. Three further floors contain a reading room, a meditation and leisure area and a multifunction area. Wood, plants, large areas of artificial stone and metal lines shape a calm interior inspired by ink paintings of mountains and rivers. Community spaces support a comfortable working environment.

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Designer: Henri Liu Interior Design Ltd Design: Residential Space Tag: Interior

Centre of Art

Centre of Art is a residential interior design of 100 square meters, completed in September 2019 in Taipei, Taiwan. The space responds to a request for artistic display with a simple and neat style. Light is the main design element, and ceiling lamps with different colour temperatures create visual layers. The ceiling and walls share the same colour tone, and the wood grain is unified throughout. Walls, cabinets and decorative panels use one particle board system. Herringbone flooring marks the entryway, and a screen with a wine rack forms a small home bar.

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Designer: Kun Tang Design: Private Residence Tag: Interior

Future Ark

The Ark of Future is an interior design for a private residence with an area of 188 square meters. The home was planned for a young family that often hosts gatherings. A semi-partitioned layout joins the kitchen, dining room and living room into one open public area. Four bedrooms are placed at the edges of the plan and face river and mountain views. Surfaces use cement, wood and stone in states close to their original form. Smoke guiding equipment and range hoods work together to control cooking fumes in the open kitchen.

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Designer: Nianwei Zhu Design: Clothing Boutique Tag: Interior

Showni

Showni is a clothing boutique interior of 108 square meters located in Suzhou. An arc structure of irregular curves is placed at the center of the rectangular plan and holds the display area for key products. Large French windows and a half-moon-shaped doorway open the shop to the street and bring daylight inside. Red air conditioning hoses are suspended overhead as a visual guide and contrast with the white surfaces. Terrazzo floor tiles replace ground terrazzo to limit cost, while acrylic display booths and transparent shelves keep the space light.

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Designer: Yan Fang Shen Design: Training School Tag: Interior

Hecang

Hecang is a film and television training school located in Changsha, China, with a building area of 670 square meters. The interior uses gray and light wood tones, which recall the color of a grain harvest and the idea of a granary. A staggered-floor structure places the gym room, photographic room and studio on the higher levels and the classrooms on the lower level. The gym room sits in the central space and is enclosed with glass, so parents can watch the training. Inclined walls combined with glass bring daylight into the passage and the reception area.

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Designer: Kelly Lin Design: Sales Center Tag: Interior

Tianjin RK One Island

Tianjin RK One Island is a sales center in Tianjin, China, covering 983 square meters. The interior is themed as an urban living room and works as a place for social communication. Relatively private areas are included, such as a negotiation area, a study, a tea room, a VIP room and a cigar room. The design draws on the local culture of Tianjin and on the relationship between people and nature. Traditional references are combined with modern forms. The intent is to create a multifunctional space that offers aesthetic and spiritual resonance for residents.

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Designer: Yi-Min Chu Design: Residential House Tag: Interior

Dance the Bossa Nova

Dance the Bossa Nova is a residential interior design for a home of about 125 square meters. The layout includes an entrance, a living room, a dining room, a kitchen, four bedrooms and two bathrooms. White surfaces, soft curves, bright furniture and warm wooden elements define the space. A brass arch at the open entryway frames views of the living room and the outdoor greenery. Large floor-to-ceiling windows and gauze curtains filter the daylight. Curved cabinet edges echo the shape of the canopy and reduce the heavy effect of the large beams.

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Designer: Hao Ching Shen Design: Hot Pot Tag: Interior

Wagyu Let’s Shabu

Wagyu Let's Shabu is a hot pot restaurant interior located in Tainan. The design combines traditional Japanese carpentry with contemporary Japanese presentation. White square lights connect the arcade, the entrance and the waiting area with the dining area. Wooden grilles and a Japanese fan pattern divide the seating spaces. A self-service bar uses a traditional wooden structure and new Japanese style lighting. A feature wall shows brand characters in the form of Japanese warriors, each one representing a type of food.

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Designer: JW Interior Design Design: Residence Tag: Interior

Connections

Connections is a residential interior design created for a family home in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The layout includes an entrance, a dining room, a living room, a kitchen, a multifunctional study, two bedrooms and two bathrooms. The washbasin is moved out of the bathroom to widen the shared circulation area, and the study is opened to the public space. Iron parts, woodwork with spray painting, glass, marble, wallpaper and LED light tubes form modern lines. A sofa bed, a desk and suspended cabinets are custom made for the smaller room.

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Designer: Ya-Jung HSIEH Design: Residential House Tag: Interior

Paper for Light

Paper for Light is a residential interior designed as a calm space for meditation. The home of 100 square meters applies oriental paper art as its central concept. Six semi-transparent Shoji panels can be moved along a track to control the intensity and softness of natural light and to guide the airflow, which reduces the need for artificial light and air conditioning. A ceiling shaped like folded paper recalls Origami above a horizontal wood floor. Wood, rice paper and diatom mud balance humidity and limit the use of plastic.

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Designer: Stone & Forest Architects Design: Studio Tag: Interior

Resee

Resee is a sculptor's studio located in an office building in a high-technology zone in Fuzhou, China. The interior serves as a workspace, a reception area and a meeting space. An oriental landscape garden is placed inside the modern architecture. The design follows traditional Chinese gardening techniques that borrow views from the surrounding space and light. Recycled old wooden boards, paint and gravel are used to keep costs low. Water and electric lines run through the ceiling, so the existing floor is kept intact. Indoor plants and gravel help reduce the use of air conditioning.

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