Interior

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Designer: Andersen Chiu Design: Residential Interior Design Category: Interior

Hazy Glamour

Through the transparent window, the copper gloss reflecting the sunshine is letting in the airy space. The solid metal texture, gentle neutral colors, and wood patterns associated with the curves form an ambiance of coherence; it phrases a metaphor for sense and sensibilities. In the warm and tactile home, the four family members have a tight bond with each other. As the two children's needs are the essence of the plan, the dining area is shaped into an exclusive zone for parent-children reading. Optimally selecting eco-friendly construction materials, we built a sustainable and cozy home.

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Designer: Baodong Wang Design: Dining Room Category: Interior

Xinghui

Xinghui is a restaurant interior design for a Japanese cuisine venue in Jinan, China, with a site area of 1000 square meters. The plan follows the layout of a Chinese garden combined with Japanese elements. Many small rooms are arranged so that landscapes are set between them. Each compartment offers a different view, and the view changes with the four seasons. The whole space is like a small village, and each compartment is like a separate house. Windows allow guests to see other compartments, which supports contact between people. Ancient brick, glass, art paint and wood are used.

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Designer: Jianhe Wu Design: House Category: Interior

OO

OO is a residential interior design created through the renovation of a house that was forty years old. The three storey home covers 195 square meters and stands in a narrow alley in Kaohsiung. The facade carries openings arranged in a code like pattern and filled with glass bricks, so daylight enters while the interior stays secure. Materials include Japanese cypress, solid wood and formaldehyde free bamboo carbon paint. The staircase divides the space, and its landing is made of magnetic glass that also serves as a drawing surface.

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Designer: ID Integrated Pte Ltd Design: Workplace Category: Interior

Campari Singapore

Campari Singapore is a corporate office located on Level 28 of the Gateway East building in Singapore. The office covers 4300 square meters and includes a fully functional bar used for live tasting events and bartending demonstrations. The interior is divided into three zones. The Campari Bar serves as a social working and lunch area for product presentations. Large, small and modular meeting rooms occupy the central zone. The final zone holds an open workspace with phone booths and discussion pods.

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Designer: Khozema Chitawala Design: Boutique Hotel Category: Interior

Devi Ratn

Devi Ratn is a boutique hotel interior located in Jaipur, India, set against views of the Aravalli Hills. The scheme is built around the theme of Ratn and reflects the heritage of the city. Glistening ceiling designs and lighting elements shape the main spaces. In the lobby, the existing red chevron flooring was retained, while colourful decor items, furniture arrangements and customised soft furnishings inspired by peacocks and butterflies balance the red envelope. Green materials such as fibre cement boards and stone laminates were used.

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Designer: Zhuyuan Cai Design: Exhibition Hall of Ceramics Category: Interior

Shunhui Tech

Shunhui Tech is a ceramics exhibition hall located in China Ceramic City. The space presents a brand and its product system rather than only displaying goods. The layout follows one continuous route, inspired by the long take used in film, so visitors move forward without turning back. Scene changes are gradual and almost invisible, which supports an immersive visit. Rock slabs are used as the main surface material. The standardized production of rock slabs allows consistent delivery and shorter construction time.

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Designer: 熊比尔 Design: Sales Center Category: Interior

Past time

Past Time is a sales center located in Harbin, China, with an interior area of 800 square meters. The design draws on local architectural heritage. Red brick, a common texture on the exterior walls of old buildings in Harbin, is brought indoors as a background wall to recall the past. An art corridor displays photographs of workers from a steelmaking plant, linking the space with the history of the city. Simple leather surfaces are combined with bronze and golden frames and a large art installation, so that historical references meet contemporary design.

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Designer: GFD Design: Model Villa Category: Interior

Hufeng Courtyard

Hufeng Courtyard is a model villa interior in Hangzhou, China, covering 253 square meters. Six artistic glass screens separate the living room from the dining area. A white marble wall, marble floors with water wave grain and matte tinted sandalwood panels form a modern landscape scene. Gauze curtains filter the sunlight. The staircase beside the dining area follows a modern Chinese style. The room for elder family members is placed on the ground floor next to the courtyard. Oak flooring, bronze-like stainless steel and white sintered stone complete the interior.

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Designer: Hsin Ting Weng Design: Exhibition Spatial Design Category: Interior

Gallery Crossroad

Gallery Crossroad is an exhibition interior for photography, set inside a 40 year old Taiwanese house. The construction area is 60 square meters. Most storefront windows are blocked, so the space is shaped by controlled light. Cyclorama walls let visitors view each full frame. A steel wireframe structure runs from the columns to the ceiling and is used to hang pieces, and its arch form visually extends the depth of the room. A translucent hollow board screen separates the reception desk from the gallery. The old red door and grid wall tiles are kept.

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Designer: Hsin-Pei Chiang Design: Classroom Category: Interior

Learn for Fun

Learn for Entertainment is a classroom interior designed for children in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The 50 square meter space uses an open plan with adjustable partitions set on fixed tracks, so the rooms can be rearranged for lessons, performances or science experiments. A theme wall with images of nature, whiteboards in a unique style and a low washbasin suit the height and interests of children. Wood, laminate flooring, low formaldehyde paints, acoustic materials, noise barriers and gentle lighting support a healthy and quiet learning environment.

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Designer: Vitor Almeida Design: Apartment Category: Interior

C R

C R is an apartment interior design completed in Lisbon, Portugal. The apartment occupies the former social floor of a building first built as a Hotel Particulier, where eleven rooms shared a single bathroom. The original mural and ceiling paintings were preserved and restored by artisan painters. Five new bathrooms, along with bedrooms and a kitchen, were added by means of structural furniture and partitions in glass, mirrors, stainless steel and brass. Velvet and marble follow the original colors, joining 18th and 21st century design.

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Designer: Güneş Duman Gürbüz Design: Clinic Design Category: Interior

The Healer Waves

This concept is inspired by nature. The textures and materials in the interior design emphasize the perception of the dynamics of the exterior in the interior. The floor and ceiling textures and the water material on the walls reflect the character of the space. The textures and natural forms of the seating areas and clinical shell structure are intended to add strength and aesthetics to the space.

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