Interior

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Designer: Denver Hsu Design: Store Category: Interior

Hand Made Nanning Mixc

Hand Made Nanning Mixc is a tea shop interior covering 130 square meters in Nanning. The space is divided into a dining area, a kitchen, an electric room, an open kitchen and a hallway. The fully open cooking area lets customers see traditional preparation methods while they enjoy their drinks. Cylindrical forms, a curved central screen and hanging shapes guide movement and enrich light and shadow. Light wood, gray natural marble, washed stone, paint and bronze are used, with white as the main tone. The design recalls the calm of traditional eaves.

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Designer: CHEN SHENG-YUAN Design: Office Category: Interior

The Moo

The Moo is the interior design of a three-story cabinet showroom and office in Taiwan. The reception is on the first floor, the office on the second floor and a rest area on the third floor. Wall colors link the floors and reduce the visual depth of the space. Each level has its own mood, from lively to stable and then calm, creating a sense of hierarchy in the stacked layout. Particle board, mineral water-based paint and stone plastic composite flooring keep formaldehyde and emissions low. The minimal approach removes excess detail and keeps practical elements.

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Designer: Hao-Yun, Chi and Hsing-Hung, Chen Design: Residential Category: Interior

The Dawn

The Dawn inspired by the historical stories of Beitou-Taipei, hot spring culture, and natural resources, the linkage between architectural elements and indoor space, and integrate biological and humanistic elements into the interior space. They use the three aspects of logs, stone, and hot springs to design and create an ideal space between Japanese Zen and modern aesthetics, have vitality, breathe, and talk to nature and the humanities. Satisfy the desire of body and soul, Immerse in the beauty of nature.

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Designer: Wei-Li Liu Design: Residence Category: Interior

Authenticity

Authenticity is a residential interior design completed in Taichung, Taiwan. The 132 square meter home is inspired by Wabi-sabi, a concept drawn from Japanese aesthetics, and follows a theme of tranquility. Dark wood, steel and black stone create a simple and calm atmosphere. Wood flooring marks the living room, while black stone defines the dining area. A glass brick wall brings natural light into the interior. Ample storage is provided, and eco-friendly, low formaldehyde and water resistant materials are used throughout.

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Designer: Pei Chun Chiu Design: Office Space Category: Interior

Void

Void is an office for an interior design studio in Taichung City, Taiwan. The two story building has 63 square meters on each floor, for a total of 126 square meters. A 7.5 meter high indoor patio stands at the entrance and forms the core of the plan. The patio brings daylight into the interior and links the areas together. Invisible iron windows are used as curtain walls, adding safety and visual depth. The meeting table takes the form of a kitchen island cabinet, and open cabinets display building materials, so the meeting room also serves as a sample room.

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Designer: YiXuan Wang Design: Cafe Category: Interior

Seine River

Seine River is a cafe located on a European inspired street in a village near Chongqing City, China. The retro interior draws on classical French and British decorative art. Marble pillars divide the plan into two areas and form a sunken zone. A tree is planted inside the entrance, and large windows link the interior with the natural scenery outside. Main materials include white natural marble, natural leather, laminate flooring, brass and white latex paint. The cafe covers 130.3 square meters and displays European exhibitions and artworks.

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Designer: Jenya Lykasova Design: Interior of a Showroom Category: Interior

Latrika Boutique

Latrika, presented in the showroom. The interior palette is in light grey and beige tones. This color scheme provides a good backdrop for natural-colored clothing. The color accent is a scenery area with real shrubs and trees. Special lighting helps to power the trees in the absence of sunlight. A translucent ceiling with a niche for more light is an ultimate for a selfie area. The showroom is a quiet place in the middle of the bustling city, where every lady can immerse in a state of oneness with nature.

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Designer: No.37 Studio Design: Interior Design Category: Interior

Streamlined Arc

Streamlined Arc is a residential interior design for a newly built single-story home of 99 square meters in Taoyuan City, Taiwan. The original layout was fragmented and closed, so the wall lines were adjusted and two rooms were combined to form an L-shaped circulation path that links the master bedroom areas. Arc shapes appear in the ceiling, the desks, the dressing room glass doors and the full-length mirrors to soften the space. The entryway uses pattern tiles, while the public area has herringbone wood floors and walls painted with architectural concrete.

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Designer: Pei Ting Yu Design: Classroom Category: Interior

Aesthetic Lab

Aesthetic Lab is a classroom designed for aesthetic education in a school in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The 110 square metre space has white walls, ceilings and equipment, so student work provides the colour. Four colours flow from the ceiling to the floor, marking the central axis and the golden ratio and serving as teaching material. A central island gathers water faucets, power outlets and storage in the middle of the room. Desks and folding chairs can be moved freely, so the classroom suits group work, lectures and exhibitions.

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Designer: Rong Zeng Design: Boutique Category: Interior

Staom Jewelry

Staom Jewelry is a jewelry boutique interior covering 200 square meters with a floor height of about 3 meters. The design is based on the idea that diamonds and the universe both represent eternity. Visitors pass through a corridor, an entrance at the end of the aisle and a mirrored area, in a sequence that suggests a journey from the earth into space. Mirror stainless steel, black mirror marble, cement art paint and drawn stainless steel are used. Mirror reflection and irregular forms reduce the sense of walls and make the space appear boundless.

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Designer: GUY SIROTA Design: Restaurant Category: Interior

Segevart

The chef's flagship restaurant, the most famous chef in israel, was born out of the chef's desire to actualize all his personal fantasies-serve dishes that seemed like a work of art. The restaurant was inspired by galleries and artistic representatives with a huge iron library that accompanied the entire space of the restaurant up to the gallery floor. In a library of artefacts collected from around the world, the shoe sculpture of Tom Dixon in which the chef served a special dish for an official dinner by the Israel Prime Minister and Japanese Prime Minister.

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Designer: Alex Hsiung Design: Office Category: Interior

NorthYork Design

NorthYork Design is an office interior of 100 square meters. The office contains a reception area, a counter, a meeting area, a working space and a tea room. Natural stucco, hand-applied paint, wood and stone form a calm and uncluttered setting in low-chroma colors. A reception desk of iron and veneer is lit from below, which reduces the visual weight of the volume. Transparent glass partitions replace solid walls, so the areas stay open and connected. Floor-to-ceiling windows bring daylight and views of greenery into the space.

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