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Designer: Ngz Design Design: Sales Center Category: Interior

Yulanshan

CR Land Yulanshan is a sales center located in Lanzhou. The interior covers 3261 square meters and is organized on high and low levels. Stone is the main material. In the reception lobby, a lampshade carved from a single stone echoes a stone background wall. Marble surfaces are rough cut with a precise cutting machine and then carved, which creates a subtle play of light and shadow. The staircase is deconstructed into a sculptural volume that links the art gallery and the exhibition hall. The design follows a simple and elegant style that reflects local culture.

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Designer: Fan Wu Design: Residence Category: Interior

Riverview Villa

Riverview Villa is the interior design of a four story single family house in Chongqing, China. The house stands with the mountain behind it and faces the Yangtze River. A four dimensional decomposition method shapes flowing public spaces that connect across the floors, and glass walls blur the line between inside and outside. Four bedrooms face the river to keep privacy and comfort. Two light patios bring daylight and air circulation to the rooms near the mountain. A garden lawn and an infinity pool extend the living space toward the river landscape.

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Designer: Chen Fengfeng,Jiang Baoyi Design: Retail Space Category: Interior

WE

We Jewelry is a retail interior designed for a jewelry brand and located in Fuzhou, China. The shop covers 45 square meters. The display cabinets are shaped after travel cases and are embedded in shelving, so more pieces can be shown within a limited area. Metal rivets on the window and on the cabinets add a refined detail. The window uses a grid pattern, with white open cells and orange closed cells. Burning orange is the main color of the space. Light sources of different color temperatures are placed to make the jewelry appear brighter.

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Designer: Tetsuya Matsumoto Design: Japanese Restaurant Category: Interior

Moritomi

The relocation of Moritomi, a restaurant offering Japanese cuisine, next to the world heritage Himeji Castle explores the relationships between materiality, shape and traditional architectonics interpretation. The new space tries to reproduce the castle stone fortifications pattern in various materials including rough and polished stones, black oxide coated steel, and tatami mats. A floor made in small resin coated gravels represents the castle moat. Two colors, white and black, flows like water from outside, and crossing the wooden lattice decorated entrance door, to the reception hall.

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Designer: Cibelle Costa Barbosa Design: Country House Category: Interior

Master Suite

Master Suite is an interior design for the main bedroom and bathroom of a country house. The projected area is 42 square meters. Two walls were removed to join three small rooms into one open space. Alternative materials replace natural ones in order to save resources. Vinyl coverings and an ecological deck made from recycled bottles replace wood, ceramic tiles recall bricks, and hand braided synthetic fibers line the ceiling. Shades of gray are combined with wood furniture, copper lamps and many plants. The intent is a warm and restful atmosphere close to nature.

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Designer: Ping Chun Hsu Design: Office Deisgn Category: Interior

About Dimension

About Dimension is an office interior placed in a duplex building. Warm wood, grayscale artistic coating and grayish blue tiles with stone patterns shape the modern workspace. Natural and rustic textures add warmth and soften the rigid impression of an office. The first floor holds the reception area, the meeting room and the restroom, while the second floor holds the work area. A high ceiling is kept in some areas to increase the sense of space and to reduce stress. Industrial style ducts and a long solid wood table in the Japanese manner complete the humanistic interior.

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Designer: MID（SHANGHAI）DESIGN CO.,LTD Design: Interior Design Category: Interior

Huai'fu Experience Center

Huai'fu Experience Center is an interior design for an experience center in Huai'an City, Jiangsu Province, China. The space covers 1735.36 square meters. The layout follows the traditional Chinese method of three entries. Canal life provided the inspiration, and the forms of fishing nets, fishing gear and rippled water are refined with modern techniques. The main materials are ancient wood stone, tundla grey stone, silver pear wood, wood grain aluminum sheet and yellow bronze. The intent is to join canal culture with modern living.

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Designer: Chiu Chi Ming Danny Design: Lounge Category: Interior

Step Inside

The fan shaped layout is basically divided into three zones. Firstly, the multi purpose living zone and the conference area inspired by the idea Design Lounge. It comprised of a well equipped open kitchen, a restaurant and a meeting room. Secondly, the working area furnished in stylish black and white palette. It have another enclosed private space features the wine tasting and cigar room. To visualize the motto Enjoy Your Design Life. Meanwhile, a comfy and engaging ambience is created, ensuring an impressive, pleasurable experience for the potential client.

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Designer: Tan Si Yuan Design: Residential Landed House Category: Interior

The Impact of White

The Impact of White is an interior design for a double storey landed house in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The house has a built-up area of 225 square meters, with four bedrooms and four bathrooms. White surfaces create a simple and calm atmosphere. Wood and black details add contrast to the white base. Continuous lines on the ceiling link the living area, the dining area and the dry kitchen. White marble runs from the floor to the kitchen tabletop and the bar island. A skylight brings daylight into the wet kitchen.

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Designer: Liliang Shan Design: Exhibition Center Category: Interior

Wanda City

Lanzhou Wanda City is an exhibition center in Lanzhou, China. The interior covers 3000 square meters and includes a reception hall and a sales area. The design draws on the local Danxia landform and on the silk and brocade traditions of the city. Smooth curves, layered geometric forms and refined materials create a calm and elegant atmosphere. A champagne gold railing on the second floor is set against a large white background. Stepped walls extend into the canopy above the sand table, and lighting lines run along both sides of the escalator.

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Designer: Percept Design Design: Sales Center Category: Interior

Meeting Future

Meeting Future is a sales center located in Jinan, China, covering about 1950 square meters. The interior is arranged as a creative art space with the atmosphere of an art exhibition hall. A bright red spiral staircase forms a strong contrast with the white tones. Red decorative balls extend through the space and add a sense of movement. Circles and curves shape a calm and balanced composition within a stable gray color system. Large curved blank wall surfaces support the immersive visual experience. The design invites visitors to think and to imagine the future.

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Designer: 5+2 STUDIO Design: Exhibition Space Category: Interior

KP.A

KP.A is an exhibition space of about 1000 square meters located in Hefei, China. The design presents houses, chairs and other daily necessities as basic living needs rather than luxury goods. Cubes of varying volume divide the interior into areas with different functions and create free movement paths. Wood is used across large surfaces to recall the grain fields that once covered the site. Simple forms, restrained colour and clear light and shadow reduce the commercial tone of the venue and create a calm atmosphere.

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