International Design

International Design

International Design featuring great design, architecture, fashion, graphics and innovation from across the globe.

 

The Cabin Symphonic

The concept behind this interior design was to create a captivating and modern atmosphere while preserving the original authenticity of the space. The design incorporated curved shapes and handpicked materials inspired by midcentury modern architecture, which provided an appealing contrast to the cozy yet rustic feel of a log cabin. The redesign of the building's layout involved significant changes to both the structure and construction, resulting in more interior openings, larger glazed areas such as the full-width window in the living room, and an overall optimization for multi-family use.

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Square

Square or the learning center of the University of St. Gallen in Switzerland is an inspiring and vibrant environment for learning and teaching and gives students, lecturers and the wider society a future-oriented platform for exchange, dialogue and surprising encounters. The building was designed by Sou Fujimoto and architecture studio Evolution Design was tasked with creating a learning concept that responds to the innovative learning and teaching formats and enables maximum flexibility in the future. The interior concept is, therefore, dynamic and adaptable.

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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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Setoff

This the compound exhibition and sales store of kitchenware located in central Taipei city. With both first and second floor has two exhibition areas, the third floor has one exhibition area and a office space. The exhibits in the exhibition and sales store will be changed with the different seasons. The designer uses the material close to the nature and the color with low color degree for the ceiling, floor, and wall.

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Meat Festival

This is the Yakiniku Family Restaurant. Inspired by traditional Japanese festival, the representative elements such as fireworks, goldfish fishing, street vendors' market, children's games and so on, are substituted into the stores. To create the atmosphere, large flags, light boxes, children's game display, arch structure, and red color, etc., are used to directly immerse the moment of festival time. Maintain the privacy of customers while considering the mobility of the space and the sense of prosperity and bustle of the festival atmosphere.

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Black and White Dialectics

The sustainable application of decorative elements in the interior environment design has become the voice of modern popular design. Under the macro vision of nature architecture human, designers integrate the concept of organic architecture, pay attention to the suitability and health of the physical environment of buildings such as wind, light, heat, sound and water and the microclimate, and seek the interaction and symbiosis of human, architecture and nature.

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