Interior

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Designer: Alvan Suen Design: Restaurant and Gallery Tag: Interior

Monmono Blue

Monmono Blue is a restaurant and gallery interior in Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong. The whole space is finished in a single blue tone, creating a monochrome setting for art. Four zones recall a casino, a hotel, a retail store and a piazza, and a vintage car is placed with part of the body out of view. Contrast is built with gloss and matt textures and with lighting at 6000K, because warmer light would make the blue look green. Most elements were prefabricated and installed on site. The interior covers 1464 square feet and seats 50 guests.

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Designer: James Liu Design: Sales Office Tag: Interior

Jinke City Light

Jinke City Light is a sales office located in the center of Qionglai New Town, Sichuan Province, China. The 342 square meter interior combines landscape, a cafe, community areas and daily life functions within one co-life experience hall. Ornament installations are made of knotted bamboo, and warm beige and wood tones are merged with green tints. The design links life aesthetics, social communication and leisure, so residents can rest in a calm setting. The space continues to serve the community after the sales function ends.

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Designer: Hung-Yu Huang Design: Hotel Tag: Interior

The Ho

The Ho is a renovated hotel lobby interior of 630 square meters in Taiwan. Gray is the main theme, applied to the stairs, flooring, corridors and furnishings. A dome with staggered linear tassels sits under the high ceiling and echoes an art installation below. Marble, black mirror and artificial stone replace the earlier ornate style. Natural light is retained, and adjustable LED lights are placed at the seats. The lobby offers individual work areas, a multi-person forum and a sofa lounge for business travelers.

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Designer: B5 Design Design: Palace Atrium Tag: Interior

Royal Grandeur

The design defines the interior design strategy of the full palace, the designer made sure to connect all floors by a total height of 12m. He made it the main circulation area between all of its spaces and it includes all elevators, staircases, and corridors. The concept they developed using highly carved patterns on the floor, walls, and ceiling all blended together in harmony with a warm neutral color scheme. The designer was inspired by the Baroque Style that was developed in the 17th and 18th Centuries in Italy.

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Designer: PAI-MO CHANG Design: Apartment Interior Design Tag: Interior

Salute to the S

Salute to the S is an apartment interior design of 78 square meters located in Taipei, Taiwan, and planned for a family of three. The layout is inspired by the design philosophy of Philippe Starck and balances minimalism and maximalism, light and dark. A large irregular ceiling light, built on the interplay of concave and convex lenses, shifts in color above the dining area. A built-in banquette around the island adds seating for gatherings. Low VOC certified paint and boards and LED fixtures were used throughout.

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Designer: Chi-Jui,Wang Design: Residential Interior Tag: Interior

Silent

Silent Sophistication is a residential interior design for a compact apartment of about 66 square metres in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The home was planned for a newlywed couple with demanding professions, an emergency physician and a military officer. The layout includes an open-plan living and kitchen area, two separate bedrooms and a walk-in wardrobe. Ceiling heights vary between 2,800 and 2,500 millimetres to reduce visual pressure. Custom cabinetry, recessed and cove lighting and low-emission materials support privacy, calm circulation and shared daily rituals.

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Designer: Lookher Interior Design Design: Aesthetics Clinic Tag: Interior

Azure Gene

Azure Gene is an aesthetics clinic interior located in a 28-year-old office building in Taiwan. The 528.9-square-meter space is unified by circular forms, with curved archways, rounded cabinets and flowing corridor walls. A pastel azure and deep blue palette conveys calm and professionalism. Materials include high-hardness laminate on curved walls, quartz countertops, metal and glass partitions, and crystalline panels in wet areas. Track lights and concealed strips add soft depth. The layout separates treatment, consultation and recovery rooms for clear circulation.

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Designer: Takeshi Yoshida Design: Exhibition Booth Tag: Interior

Moonshot Cafe

This design is for the Japan Pavilion at the CES 2023, one of the largest technology conventions in the glove. It is inspired from simplicity and minimization, the fundamental concept of Zen, which Japan has always been with since ancient times. It’s rare to have a cafe, rather than having a normal exhibition booth in a convention. The space tries to become an oasis where the interaction begins. It also focuses on transparency and spaciousness since the ceiling of the venue is low. In addition, it has lots of green, showing the eco-friendship, reducing waste, and creating a cozy atmosphere.

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Designer: Wimdesign Design: Residence Tag: Interior

Beyond Hustle

Beyond Hustle is a residential interior design for a four-story show home of 158.6 square meters near a riverside in Taiwan. The residence contains three bedrooms, a living room, a dining room and three bathrooms. Full-height windows in the second-floor living room frame riverside greenery. A curved sofa allows flexible seating, and sliding panels conceal the television, storage and the electrical box. A built-in daybed at the entrance links the dining and living areas. Materials include wood veneer, textile-textured panels and low-saturation coatings.

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Designer: Hsin Ting Weng Design: Wine Cave Tag: Interior

Champion

Champion is a wine cellar and tasting venue in Taichung city, Taiwan, with a construction area of 148 square meters. The ground floor holds wine storage for 1000 bottles, a bar station and work spaces. The upper floor is used for tasting and selling whisky, and the bar station sits at the centre of the layout to serve every customer at a moderate distance. Fire bricks cover the temperature and humidity controlled storage unit as insulation. Brick, brass, glass, stainless steel and textured paint are combined, and a continuous arc links the logo, the bar front and other details.

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Designer: Hiroaki Iwasa Design: Seafood Donburi Restaurant Tag: Interior

Hakata Isoragi

The project is located in the Hakata terminal building, a historic gateway for international exchange and a major multimodal hub. The spatial composition centers on serving local seafood in Donburi as a medium to communicate the city's cultural context. Traditional crafts, materials, and artisanal techniques are deliberately integrated with lighting as parallel elements, forming a framework of depth and calmness. Shadow reveals material depth. The design articulates the relationship between space and food, redefining everyday dining as a cultural interface grounded in Japanese sensibility.

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Designer: Koji Sakai Design: Sustainable Tea Room Tag: Interior

Portable Tea Room Douraku-ann

Douraku-ann is a portable tea room designed for temporary use in varied environments. The two-tatami plan follows traditional Japanese spatial principles within a small footprint. The frame is made of domestic cedar and cedar plywood, joined with metal connector units for stability and low weight. Wall panels are made from off-cuts of rush grass, the material used for tatami flooring. The basic module measures 2000 mm in width, depth and height, and can be enlarged with further units. Foldable parts allow assembly without tools, easy transport and repeated reuse.

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