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The quiet, peaceful and warm atmosphere of the new space is a far cry from the typical image of modern tea drinking Spaces.The design aims to redefine and reinvent the experience of the tea drinking space, with sensuality as a central element, emphasising the positive impact of the environment created by materials and natural light.
YS Retreat is a hotel interior located in a mountain village in Tibet, China. The design combines Han and Tibetan styles, using Tibetan elements as a background rather than as the main theme. Visible design gestures are kept to a minimum, leaving nature, scenery and space to the guests. Large floor-to-ceiling windows open the rooms to snow-capped mountains and lakes. Micro-cement covers the walls, and original wood is used with little decoration. Old anti-corrosion wood was polished and reused. The interior is intended to support rest and quiet reflection.
Carlsberg Interior Design is an office interior created for Carlsberg Vietnam, covering an area of 1100 square meters. The workplace is flexible and adaptable, and it responds to the needs of individual employees. Quiet areas allow focused work, while open areas support group projects and shared discussion. The layout can be changed easily, so seating and other elements are rearranged as business needs change. A hybrid work model is supported, so work can be carried out at the office or at home. The design combines the heritage of the brand with contemporary elements.
The Dimensional D is an office interior design created for an insurance brokerage in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. The workspace covers 330.58 square meters and translates the letter D of the corporate identity into a spatial language. A sculptural branded wall acts as a central anchor and offers clear visual orientation. Linear lighting set along the ceiling guides visitors from the lobby to the private zones. Soft-light membrane ceilings provide glare-free illumination. Cool metals and acoustic glass are combined with warm timber to balance a professional character with comfort.
Royal Tulip Warsaw Apartments is an aparthotel interior design in Warsaw, Poland. The project combines hotel, home and office functions in one building. The interiors refer to the history of Warsaw and to the district plan of the city from the 1920s. The ground floor is arranged as a map of the capital, and the common areas recall districts such as Wola, Srodmiescie, Powisle, Zoliborz and Praga. The building holds 312 rooms, about 10000 square meters of guest rooms and about 2100 square meters of common areas. The design aims to make the place lively for guests and for local residents.
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Interwoven Order is a corporate office interior located in Taiwan and covering 1240 square meters within a four-story building. The layout forms three zones: reception and short meetings at the front, an open workspace at the center, and executive offices at the rear. Interlaced steel, glass, and cabinetry create transparency and layered depth. Movable partitions, grille walls, and standing counters define flexible meeting and display areas. A light-diffusing ceiling provides even, glare-free light. Black, gray, and white tones structure the space.
Cat Waltz is a residential interior design for a 99.1 square meter apartment shared by a couple and their cat. The original two plus one bedroom layout was reworked into two bedrooms, freeing one room as an open cat playroom linked to the master bedroom by an arched passage with a safety hatch. Curves shape the home, and a large structural beam is absorbed into a folded television wall. A butter yellow entry uses patterned tiles made from laminate flooring to meet building codes. Non-toxic coatings and low-formaldehyde carpentry support a healthy interior.
Austin Land is an indoor children's playground on the fifth floor of a department store in Taiwan. The 892.5 square meter space uses an open plan, so children can move freely between areas such as a shell sand pool, an art painting wall, a reading house, an engineering house and a large ball pool. A dream train connects the separate zones. Large surfaces in white and natural oak keep children clearly visible, which supports safety. The materials are stain resistant, and chamfered corners reduce the risk of injury.
Westland Insurance is an office interior design created for a head office in Surrey, British Columbia, Canada. The workplace covers 5500 square meters across six levels. The top floor holds the reception area, conference center, bistro and catering kitchen, and can also serve as an event space. A featured staircase connects the top two floors. The five lower floors contain 338 workstations, 38 offices and 34 meeting rooms. Support and collaboration areas repeat in similar positions on every floor to ease navigation. Concrete, wood and handwoven rugs create a calm setting.
The design reflects the connotation of culture and works with national culture has great development potential. The project is located in Wuyi New District, Nanping City. The designer combines contemporary oriental art with the ladder-sequence shape of Wuyi tea mountains and Hakka enclosed dwellings, refines art installation elements, and uses modern skills, materials, and technology to uncover the city heritage. As to this modern sales office nourished by humanities and nature, designers prefer to define it as an "urban art museum".
Foram Aesthetic is an aesthetic clinic interior located in Taiwan. The design covers about 661 square meters, divided into an outdoor landscape area, a front clinic area and a private area. The main wall is formed of angled wooden squares with paint, creating a shimmering surface that refers to water. The doors of the treatment rooms represent dawn, noon, dusk and midnight, and each room is furnished as an independent place. Natural materials such as walnut, stone, sand and linen are used. The entrance was moved to the side to form a hidden walkway that supports privacy.
Corridor is a restaurant and bar located in Luodong, Taiwan. The interior occupies the first floor of a renovated old house and covers 165.2 square meters. The long and narrow plan is divided into two areas. The front space is a dark bar for drinks and conversation. The back space is a bright glasshouse for meals and gatherings, converted from a former backyard. Translucent fiberglass panels and an insulated tin roof control light and heat. The dark wall is used to display artwork, so the restaurant also works as a small gallery.