Interior

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Designer: Tomohiro Katsuki Design: Sales Center Tag: Interior

Moonlit Garden Wuxi

Moonlit Garden Wuxi is a sales center located in the New District of Wuxi, China. The interior uses regional materials linked to local industry, such as cloth, iron, bamboo and Taihu Lake stone. A twenty meter entrance passage uses mirrors to create repeated reflections that suggest a bamboo forest. The ground floor recalls the historical background of Wuxi through these local materials. A belt of artificial greenery is installed on the ceiling of the underground lounge. The facility remains open like a public park, so local residents can meet and interact.

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Designer: Patrick Chen Design: Interior Design Tag: Interior

M-Town Office

M-Town Office is the lobby interior design of a modern high-rise office building in Shanghai, China. The project covers 15000 square meters and follows a square floor plan, with the elevator halls, restrooms and shafts placed at the center. The lobby ceiling is divided into three levels, forming continuous curves that resemble ribbons and gather diagonally into a boomerang shape. Curved lines on the floor and diagonal forms on the walls echo the ceiling. White and beige tones combine stone with stainless steel and aluminum plates.

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Designer: Ma Cheng Design: Office Tag: Interior

Air Bubble

Air Bubble is an office interior design based on a flexible partition system. Bright bubble-shaped enclosures float within the space, forming private offices and meeting rooms. Each enclosure is built as a membrane with a shiny outer skin and a translucent inner surface, supported by transparent structural bones. PVC is the main material, including U-shaped translucent panels, hollow plastic plates and transparent tubes. The bubbles are 2.7 meters high and let daylight pass while keeping privacy. The layout is fluid, so each user can choose a workspace that suits the activity.

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Designer: Haihua Zhang Design: Residence Tag: Interior

Eastern Aesthetics

Eastern Aesthetics is the interior design of a villa in Suzhou, China, covering 1300 square meters. The design is based on the ideal lifestyle of the literati of the Southern Song Dynasty. Rooms are arranged in sequence along a central axis, following the classical craftsmanship of the Master of the Nets Garden in Suzhou. The wood walls were made by craftsmen of Ming style furniture, using customized wooden joints. Lighting fixtures in the courtyard resemble flower petals. Blue garden chairs stand beside wood rails, joining classical and contemporary elements.

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Designer: Jian Guo Design: Hair Salon Tag: Interior

Suzhou Takosa

Suzhou Takosa is a hair salon interior located in Suzhou, China. The project covers 400 square meters and interprets French style in a modern way. Red and black arched openings divide the space and create a sense of rhythm and depth. Dark red velvet walls, black cloud wallpaper, carved wood veneer and golden metal details form the main material palette. Blue floor tiles are shaped by water jet cutting. The layout combines open seating with private rooms, so that business clients can talk in quiet and private conditions.

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Designer: Dongsheng Hu Design: Office Space Tag: Interior

Zheng Tang Era 906

Zheng Tang Era 906 is an office interior located in Wuhan, Hubei Province, China. The design extends the existing interior space of the building, and the original shell forms the background for the modern workplace. Bright white paint is used as a base, while log-colored furniture, flooring and cabinets give the rooms a quiet and elegant character. Large glass windows bring the surrounding city views indoors. The office serves about 15 to 20 workers. The plan focuses on energy saving, material texture, color matching, furnishings and lighting.

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Designer: Jia Ru Chen Design: Furniture Shop Tag: Interior

Lingering Happiness

Lingering Happiness is the interior design of a furniture shop in Taoyuan City, Taiwan. The shop covers 153 square meters and presents system furniture in a modern and dignified setting. Wood planks, marble, tawny glass and dark stone are combined to show the character of each furniture piece. Grey sofa seats are evenly distributed among warm wood tones, giving a calm and moderate atmosphere. Colors of low value support a quiet visual effect. The cabinet design along the sofa wall moves away from standard carpentry forms. The project was completed in October 2018.

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Designer: Vincent Chi-Wai Chiang Design: Restaurant Tag: Interior

Ie

IE Sushi and Teppanyaki is a fine dining Japanese restaurant in Hong Kong. The interior combines Art Deco forms with Japanese details to create a new Oriental style. Sapele wood is used throughout, and each room has a different geometric pattern and decorative wood moulding to mark its zone. The sushi bar is pentagonal, with a diamond cut bulkhead whose reflected light eases the effect of the low ceiling. A metallic dragonfly lightbox conceals the ventilation system and serves as decoration. The balcony offers a quiet place for relaxation after the meal.

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Designer: Wen Hsueh Wu Design: Residential Tag: Interior

Interpretation of Dream

Interpretation of Dream is a residential interior design for an apartment of about 165 square meters in Taiwan. The design combines Western and oriental influences. Traditional furniture and accessories are paired with modern artwork, fabrics and sculptural lights. A large upholstered sliding door conceals a storage room next to the dining area. The main wall of the master bedroom is covered with silk containing reflective metallic yarn, showing horizontal calligraphy-like lines and a marble veining pattern. The areas are divided by furniture layouts instead of walls.

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Designer: Ma Shao-Hsuan Design: Residential Design Tag: Interior

Plum Port

The interior space is only 61 meter square in this case. Without changing the former kitchen and two toilets, it also contains two rooms, a living room, a dining room, and a unrevealed large storage space. Psychologically provide a calm but not monotonous atmosphere to the user after a long day. Use metal cabinets to save space and utilize different metal pegboard door panels to create different effects of shielding. The door panel for shoe cabinet requires a dense hole distribution: to hide from sight also gives ventilation.

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Designer: Wang Zhike, Li Xiaoshui Design: Villa Tag: Interior

Anbuwa Lake

Anbuwa Lake is the interior design of a 900-square-meter villa. The scheme uses natural colors and materials, including grey, white and light wood. The living room wall and floor are finished with Pandomo, a refined self-leveling cement with a soft cement texture. Pandomo can be applied to both floors and walls, and it removes the joints seen with tiles or floorboards. Solid wood furniture is combined with the cement surfaces so the rooms feel warm and comfortable. Stainless steel moldings outline the recessed joints at the ceiling and the baseboard.

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Designer: Li-Hsu Tsai Design: Residence Tag: Interior

Absolute Nature

Absolute Nature is a residential interior design for a four-story building in Pingtung City, Taiwan. The total area is 245 square meters, including an outdoor garden. The design is inspired by the traditional stone slab house and by local aboriginal arts and crafts. Small original windows were replaced with glass walls, and skylights and high ceilings were added. The central staircase was removed and rebuilt as a single stringer staircase at the end of the building to form an open layout. Cement, glass, driftwood, tiles and recycled timber are used.

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