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The pink rammed earth reflects vaguely through the special frosted mirror stainless steel ceiling, making the entire space ethereal and creating a dreamy and warm atmosphere. Using the same cutting characteristics of planets and cakes, it not only expresses the ethereal and vastness of galaxies, but also conveys the delicious taste of birthday cakes. It reminds people of their zodiac sign, of the wonderful moment of their birth, and of the wonderful time of their birthday.
With respect to nature and the earth, designers break the nationality boundaries, integrate into Indian culture with wild luxury style, and interpret modern western customs with rough texture and neat lines. In Indian culture, each tribe has its own unique totem symbol. The designer combined with Chinese calligraphy, refined the shape of the Chinese characters and carved it into the wall to interpret the kind and loyal family spirit. A plain primitive style is shaped by the brass and cotton and linen, and the symbol of tribal civilization is imprinted in every corner of the space.
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Whisper of Alabaster is a residential interior design covering 90 square meters in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The layout includes open living and dining areas, a master suite and a multi-functional room. An alabaster palette is combined with wood to create a calm setting. Mineral coatings give the walls texture and durability. Curved ceilings are formed with custom milled carpentry, and the engineered timber flooring is laid in a herringbone pattern. Manual zebra blinds let residents adjust daylight and privacy. Rounded furniture softens the lines of each room.
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Growing Artistic is the interior design of a six-floor villa for a family of three generations. The original building held two separate homes stacked together, so the second floor was opened to form a single household. Old solid wood boards give the rooms a rustic and quiet character, while art paint adds texture and calm color to each area. The public space was expanded with new functional zones and void zones, adding vertical connection to horizontal connection. Geometric blocks, simple tones and natural light shape a restful atmosphere.
Haven of Echoes is a residential interior that turns personal memory into an active part of daily life. Books, heirloom furniture, and collected artifacts are embedded into circulation, storage, and display systems, creating a home where memory and routine coexist. Breathable diatomaceous earth wall finishes regulate humidity and absorb kitchen odors, helping to preserve restored heritage furnishings and book collections while keeping the kitchen, dining, and living zones open and connected. The residence covers about 130 square meters, with custom book walls rising to 3.5 meters.
In the eastern suburb memory in chengdu, china, Mdo has transformed an old state-run hongguang electronic tube factory into a vivid "vanke city growth hall". The original building founded in 1958, held the Hongguang electronic tube factory, which produced once oscilloscopes and kinescopes for the military. As a continuity of the past, the oscilloscope became the design's starting point, and the "burst of energy" was extracted as the element throughout the project. This "explosion of energy" was seen as the spatial concept of the "big bang of knowledge".
Baia came into existence in Shibuya the center of Tokyo metropolitan as a cave suddenly appeared in the city. It consists of 5 floors; a basement, 3 stories, and a rooftop terrace, and the design concept of the entire floor is a cave within the city. The designers believed only a minimal design could visualize the fascinating and exotic atmosphere of a cave, and kept it minimal using emerald green lighting and mortar which they think suited for this modern cave. The lighting plan of fascinating emerald green lights added glamor to the space and helped visualize the design concept.
Lion King is an exhibition hall designed for the international headquarters of a ceramic tile manufacturer in the Foshan Ceramics Headquarters Base. The space is shaped around mechanical aesthetics and the theme of the industrial age, presenting the idea of a future intelligent automated factory. Stainless steel, metallic paint, glass and aluminum veneer form the main materials. Interior wall tiles measuring 400 by 1200 by 9 millimeters are displayed. A new retail circulation strategy is integrated, so product display and commercial experience are combined in one environment.
Unlike the traditional gym, it has no uncomfortable visual interference and fancy interior decoration. It is not just a gym: it also represents a lifestyle that can attract people with the same values to gather here. The designer aims to draw space through lighting, so that space is naturally divided into different functional modules, and at the same time, it brings a visual dynamic and capable experience to the fitness of the fitness.
Between Forest and Light is the interior design of a four-story private residence organized to connect domestic functions with the surrounding landscape. The layout arranges communal and private spaces vertically, allowing each floor to align with specific views and daylight conditions. Stone, wood, and glass define transitions between areas and regulate transparency. Indirect lighting and concealed systems keep surfaces clear. The design emphasizes spatial sequencing, visual framing, and light control to bring the forest setting into everyday living.
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Yinno Unico is a boutique store interior of 310 square meters located in Hangzhou, China. Geometric shapes replace conventional partitions and fulfill functions such as display, fitting and storage. A staircase links the two floors and widens step by step, creating a vertical and rhythmic visual focus that guides visitors upstairs. Wear-resistant seamless micro cement imitates the texture of Pentelic marble, extending the life of the space and controlling construction cost. A red curved steel island contrasts with the pale surfaces under the lighting.
Twilight Elegance is a residential interior design for a family of four in Xinzhuang, Taiwan. The 148.76 square metre home is thirty years old and was renovated into three bedrooms, a living room, a dining room and one bathroom. A kitchen island anchors the plan and links four concealed doors to bedrooms and dressing areas, creating open circulation. Materials include stone, large porcelain slabs, dark wood veneer and artistic paint. Wood veneer wraps the beams and ceilings for visual continuity, and a consistent light temperature of 3000K keeps the mood calm.