Interior

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Designer: Ac Design Design: Residential Category: Interior

Dahua Park Shijia

Dahua Park Shijia is a residential interior design based on the concept of a park. A water feature in the entrance hall echoes the indoor landscape. One door, one tree, one stone, one table and one chair, together with horizontal and vertical lines and several vertical axes, form a balanced oriental space. The sand table balances nature and space, and joins eastern elements with modern art. The aisle links landscape paintings with modern marble sculptures. The VIP room combines heavy decoration with soft furnishing. The project is located in Dalian.

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Designer: ACG Design International Design: Residence Category: Interior

Floating Light

Floating Light is a residential interior design located in a four-story building in Taichung City, Taiwan. The residence was completed in June 2019. An atrium brings natural light into the vertical space and guides circulation between the levels. Walls finished with mineral paint show changing patterns of light and shadow through the day. Natural masonry, marble, timber veneer and painted metalwork form a simple and repetitive texture. The layout creates a shared domain where the family can gather and interact.

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Designer: Kris Lin Design: Sales Center Category: Interior

Rhythm

Rhythm is a sales center in Changshu, China, with an area of 1050 square meters. Simple and free curved lines shape the exterior wall design, so the building appears as a floating light box and forms a visual focus. Inside the sales center, a waving rhythm serves as both decoration and boundary. Grey and white forms interlace to connect the spaces on the first and second floors while dividing them into areas. Several kinds of marble are used, and wood lines form geometric elevations made by skilled carpenters.

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Designer: SHAO-FONG WANG Design: Personal Residence Category: Interior

Taisi

Taisi is a private residence located in Taoyuan City, Taiwan. The home covers 83 square meters with a ceiling height of 2.6 meters. Rain tree wood, Taiwan cypress, lotos plaster, tatami and bricks from Toki City in Japan form a calm and vintage interior. The design draws on the Taoyuan Martyrs' Shrine, a building that combines Chinese, Japanese and Taiwanese styles. An open circulation plan and wide windows let light reveal the texture of wood and walls. The kitchen can be opened or closed as needed. The residence also serves as a place for business meetings and family gatherings.

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Designer: Arthur Yang Design: Fitness Club Category: Interior

Whyte Woolf

Whyte Woolf is a fitness club interior located in Dalian. The project covers 1700 square meters inside a building with church form architecture. The original ceiling was fully preserved and then painted with murals that use anatomy as their subject, replacing traditional mythological scenes with a modern visual language. Terrazzo, steel plate, aluminium alloy and hollow sheet are the main materials. The intent is to keep the spirit of the traditional form while creating a clearly different interior experience.

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Designer: Chu Liang Chih Design: Office Category: Interior

Impressions of the City

Impressions of the City is an office interior created for a design company in Taipei City, Taiwan. The project occupies a narrow three-storey building of 70 square metres, with only 22 square metres on each floor. Circulation and structure were rearranged to place the welcome area, meeting room, office area, tea area, dressing room and supervisor office across the three levels. The facade combines white wave boards with stained glass bricks, which protects privacy and still admits daylight. Translucent sliding doors and reeded glass partitions extend views within the small floors.

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Designer: Jingsi Peng Design: Office Category: Interior

Purest White

Purest White is an office interior design created for a clothing materials research and development department and a design department. The 430 square meter space is arranged as a fabric display area, a visitor area, a meeting room and a large open office that supports team discussion. Waiting areas and meeting rooms are separated by walls, and the gaps between the walls guide natural light inside. The floor uses engineering flooring, while original cement columns and part of the wall are kept. White steel frames support display and help reduce cost.

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Designer: Riki Watanabe Design: Lounge Category: Interior

BeantoBar

An important element of this design was to bring out the appeal of the materials used. The main material used was western red cedar, which is also used in their first store in Japan. As a way of showing the material, Riki Watanabe stacked up a mosaic pattern by piling together pieces one by one like a parquet, making use of the essence of materials uneven colors. Despite using the same materials, by cutting them out, Riki Watanabe was successfully able to vary the expressions depending on the viewing angles.

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Designer: LiYan Zhang Design: Office Category: Interior

President

President is an executive office interior completed in Beijing. The design is inspired by art museums and galleries. A long corridor is treated as a gallery, where paintings collected by the owner are hung on the walls and selected artworks are placed on tables and display cabinets. The entrance area holds the secretary work space, and simple cabinets combine storage with display. A glass curtain wall gives the waiting area transparency. Materials include carpet, metal, wood veneer, latex paint, art paint and ambient lighting.

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Designer: Xiongming Li Design: Work Space Category: Interior

Gsia Office

Guizhou Sign Industry Association Office is a work space of 368 square meters in Guiyang. Gray and white form the main tones, and large areas of cement finish establish a calm character. Open circulation lines replace closed walls, so the plan stays free while each function remains clear. Bare pipes on the ceiling, iron spherical glass chandeliers and display walls with art and books add atmosphere. A large area of grille glass in the second floor hall reorders the space and creates the effect of a long corridor. Simple forms and clear structure guide the whole interior.

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Designer: Hihope Zhu Design: Training Center Category: Interior

AIMO Hiit

H I I T is a training center interior in Shenzhen. The layout follows functional requirements to create a compact and flowing arrangement. The space is divided by a mix of solid and transparent elements. Metal, stone and other raw materials bring together art and industrial style. Curves and straight lines are contrasted, echoing the arches of the Roman Colosseum. A public walkway framed by two glass partitions forms the main axis and leads to the water bar, leisure area, classroom, changing room, physical examination room, gymnastics room and VIP room.

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Designer: Han Lu Design: Hotel Category: Interior

Kun

Kun is the interior design of a hotel in a tourist area of Taichung, Taiwan, with a total floor area of 5620 square meters. The design gives special attention to the arcade aisle that leads to the parking lot and connects the ground floor with the first floor. The arches are formed with iron pipes fixed under the reinforced concrete ceiling at different slopes and angles. Light projected from the floor creates layers of light and shadow. The aim is to turn parking, a common difficulty in the area, into a calm and pleasant arrival.

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