Interior

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Designer: Brendan Cheung Design: Kids Library Category: Interior

Treasure

Treasure Kids Library project is quite a challenge, as it is a small area with multi functionalities; mainly acting as a library, it will also have public seminars, kids workshops, teacher training, interactive lessons, storytime, etc., so the design should have a multi-lighting setting, and different floor levels and cave arches to separate different zones. The space integrates bright colors, shapes, and extra large fixtures like curve arches and bookshelves, making it look like fairy tales.

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Designer: Darren Pirono Design: Private Apartment Category: Interior

Tranquil By The Sea

The property has an advantage of surrounded by sea as it is located at the northernmost point of Jakarta. The designer took advantage of the sea to emphasize it by creating a contrasting color palate of wood and dark features. It highlights and frame the ocean, allowing it becoming the main focus. In addition, the sequencing of space using their directive approach divides the area accordingly, along with different usage of materials and style on each sequence, to break the area so that it would not feel too wide and short as the ceiling height is low.

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Designer: Shi Zhe Luo Design: Residence Category: Interior

Bionic

Bionic is a residential interior design for a 310 square meter mansion in Taichung. The layout unites family living with social banquets for about 30 guests. A bar 10 meters long crosses the open area and acts as the functional core, combining bar, dining table and light meal preparation. The living room and dining room extend from the bar as two end points, forming a triangular circulation route that can be divided or joined in stages. The private rooms sit at the end of the route, and the bathroom is placed in a daylit area. Marble, wood veneer and environment-friendly materials are used.

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Designer: Mag. Zsolt Szalai Design: Cityloft Category: Interior

The Vienna Park Loft

Conversion of an attic apartment over three floors, with the main motive to dissolve the existing small parts and create a spacious luxury apartment. The winding rooms were structurally and visually opened and enlarged. From fixed stock and objects such as stair railings, wardrobe and flower troughs, became unique sculptures. The choice of colors and materials is reduced in order to give more space to the language of form and the composition of the objects with and among each other.

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Designer: Grey Su Design: Residential Category: Interior

Private Collection

Private Collection is a residential interior design for a 76 square meter home with a living room, a dining room, a kitchen and two bedrooms. The original three-room layout was opened up to increase the shared space. A curved wall links the living and dining areas and continues to the television wall. Wooden grating around the kitchen island extends across the facade and ceiling, hiding the low beam and the fire pipes. Grayscale fair-faced concrete, warm wood and a light color palette make the home feel calm and more spacious.

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Designer: Hsi-Che Lin Design: Hotel Category: Interior

Transformation

Transformation is the interior design of a hotel with 995 square meters of space, including guest rooms, corridors, a merchandise area and a restaurant. Blue is used as the main color, with a white ceiling that suggests sky, clouds and ocean. Titanium-plated trim in black and rose gold, spotlights and track lighting accent the rooms. An artificial green wall brings greenery to the basement restaurant, where a one-piece artificial stone dining table resists wear and oil. The original flooring and staircase handrails were retained.

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Designer: KAO SHIH CHIEH Design: Residential Category: Interior

Future Deja Vu

Future Deja Vu is a residential interior design located in Taipei. The layout is open, with a central walkway serving as the main axis. A multi-faceted sofa acts as the pivot, connecting the living room, the study and the kitchen with an island. Light strips form virtual partitions and outline each area, creating a suspended visual effect. Reflective black glass and mirror-like materials add a technical character. Gray paint covers the walls, floors and ceilings, while black, blue and red accents provide contrast. The private rooms are arranged to suit future needs.

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Designer: Stoked Associates, Okamura International Design: Customer Engagement Centre Category: Interior

Ajinomoto Cec

Ajinomoto CEC is a customer engagement centre built within a new factory in Bandar Enstek Halal Hub, Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia. The interior opens with a large LED video wall that greets employees and visitors before they enter the Infoseum. A tunnel then leads visitors through the company history, corporate services and products. Projection mapping and a sound system support the visit, and a cooking studio hosts interactive sessions on taste. Clean linear lines recall the movement of sugarcane in the wind.

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Designer: Xiongbiao Luo Design: Restaurant Category: Interior

Ship 79

Ship 79 is the interior design of a seafood restaurant with an area of 2800 square meters. The space recalls the cabin of a fishing boat to highlight the freshness of the seafood served. Warm yellow tones with natural wood and rattan create simple textures. Bent lines, a curved ceiling and U-shaped partitions echo one another. Semi-private rooms use hollowed arc partitions and rattan screens for privacy, while water corrugated glass partitions sparkle under the light. Booths by the window recall travel boxes and face the view outside.

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Designer: Guten Interior Design Design: Residence Category: Interior

Childlike Vividness

Childlike Vividness is a residential interior design for an apartment shared by a family of four. The home covers 128.9 square meters and contains four rooms, a living room, a dining room and two bathrooms. Fitness equipment is placed beside the windows and finished in bright colors, so exercise is not limited to one area. Recessed wall lighting creates a starry effect, and a cabinet shaped like a house marks the entrance. Pure white is combined with blue, pink and purple, and large storage areas hold sports gear and clothing.

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Designer: Vincent Li Design: Cinema Category: Interior

Gravity

Gravity is a cinema interior in Shanghai, China, covering 2800 square meters. The design is inspired by the idea that extreme gravity forms a black hole that distorts space and time. A white swirl on the ceiling recalls this effect, with stacked light coves that rise from low to high like a revolving staircase. The swirl also shapes the walls and the floor. Flowing lines cover the walls, with gold and silver accents that twist into forms recalling rolled leaves. Materials include stone, acoustic panels, plastic laminate, carpet and gypsum board.

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Designer: Arthur Yang Design: Fitness Club Category: Interior

Whyte Woolf

Whyte Woolf is a fitness club interior located in Chengdu, covering 1800 square meters. The design takes inspiration from the biblical story of the Garden of Eden and reflects on the move from physical labor for survival to conscious exercise that shapes the body. The layout avoids wasted space, while symbolic figures and artistic installations give the simple interior the atmosphere of an art gallery. Materials include glass, aluminum alloy sections, white steel, artificial terrazzo, gypsum and plastic wood flooring.

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