International Design featuring great design, architecture, fashion, graphics and innovation from across the globe.
Explore 3588 award-winning designs tagged Interior on International Design.
The design of Wu Residence interior space encourages relaxation, dialogue and privacy. This project combines a unique sense of modern comfort with Northern Europe and Japanese cultures, using a modern and minimalist design approach to create a unique sense of space, so that people in the villa can feel a refined, comfortable and quality living space.
Helios Airport Brewery is a brewery pub interior located in an airport terminal in Naha, Okinawa. The design lets visitors drink freshly brewed beer beside the brewing machines, which stand in full view. The theme is a factory laboratory, and the base color is a bright blue taken from the local sea and sky. Wood-grain materials in several areas create a calm and natural space. The facade uses steel plates finished with titanium-style art paint, so the flat surface remains visible from the lower floors. A sculpture made from used barrels stands behind the bar.
Kouli is an English language school interior located in New Taipei City. The 192 square meter space joins three buildings through a corridor placed beside a French window. The corridor follows a playground theme, so children can enjoy break time. The French window extends the view toward the outdoor garden and keeps the long corridor from looking narrow. The corridor floor uses an elastic sports mat of environmental material that reduces injuries when children run. Formaldehyde free paint and sound absorbing boards support a safe learning environment.
Past Precious Times is an interior design for a private home of 740 square meters. The layout keeps the basic structure of a traditional residence and shortens the distance between people and the indoor setting. Functional areas are joined without clear borders, so the space for shared activity is extended. Large floor-to-ceiling windows on the sunlit facade bring in natural light. Light wood and stone surfaces, carpets, sofas and soft chairs in calm colors reduce visual weight. Suspended lamps and a chandelier define the activity area.
Minimalism Realm is a residential interior design for a 92.5 square meter home in Taiwan. The layout includes two bedrooms, a living room and a dining room. A single light color is used throughout, combining nude tones with ivory white surfaces. The partition in the public area was removed to open the view and increase daylight, and the television wall is presented as a suspended cabinet. Arcs cover beams and columns and soften the corners. Materials include seamless flooring, latex paint and micro-cement paint. Concealed cabinets keep storage out of sight.
In the design of this residence, the designer combines the lifestyle of the owner that great truths are always simple, to simplify the whole space from complex. Proper decoration, natural materials, and new and vibrant craftsmanship make the space more hierarchical, make the new family housing pattern have more possibilities.
Shuiboli is the interior design of a private residence in Huizhou, China, with an area of 570 square meters. A sculptural staircase is inserted into the space, optimizing the layout and the circulation route while creating a visual focus. The double-height stairwell avoids an oppressive feeling and provides a sense of open, breathing space. Wood veneer, marble and micro cement add a tactile quality to the interior. A large French window brings in daylight and frames the outdoor landscape. Soft furniture pieces create a calm and cozy atmosphere, and art installations complete the setting.
Zen and People is a residential interior design for a 68 square meter home in Taiwan, with three bedrooms, an extra room and a living room. The open plan is calm and guided by a Zen theme combined with modern and industrial elements. Materials such as plaster, spray paint, water-rippled glass, terrazzo, titanium plated metal and dark wood grain veneer share one color tone, while their different reflections create varied visual effects. Open shelving and concealed cabinets reduce the visual volume of the space. A curved ceiling hides the pipes and spreads the light evenly.
Walking in Time is a single-family house interior design completed in Taiwan in 2021. The design joins serenity and luxury for a family of three. Windows and solid wood louvers bring in daylight while protecting privacy in a commercial area. Natural marble, Italian tile, leather, iron and decorative trims shape a warm and elegant character. The first floor is a public area, the second and third floors are private, the fourth and fifth floors hold storage and terraces, and the basement is a garage. Track lighting presents the family collections.
Palace of Time is an exhibition space created for a furniture brand. The space serves as a product display and also as a large sculpture, and its form creates strong visual tension. Artistic texture paint is applied to the surfaces to create a classical atmosphere. Decorative ornaments are placed with care so that every corner of the site attracts attention. The hall measures 21 meters in length, 14 meters in width and 5 meters in height. Each component, including the walls and the roof, was made in a factory workshop and then transported to the site for assembly.
Remembrances in Light is a two-story funeral home built next to a traditional crematorium. Funeral cubicles are arranged in a rectangular configuration, opening the front and rear views to the outside. The interior follows contemporary aesthetics rather than traditional Chinese styles. Light is used as a medium to symbolize the rebirth of life. A dark gray metal grille and floor-to-ceiling glass form the facade. The foyer combines a white marble floor with white arc walls and hidden lighting, creating a bright and solemn reception area.
Mountain and Stream is a residential interior design for a new home of 153 square meters. The layout includes three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a living room and a dining room. Natural imagery guides the whole scheme. Gray, white and blue stone overlaps on the floor to suggest a mountain range. Granite in the living room reflects daylight like a starry sky. A mirrored moon shape marks the wall behind the sofa. Corrugated titanium panels on the dining room ceiling recall water ripples. Curved forms and custom furniture support safety and comfort.