Interior

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Designer: Chien-Neng Chang Design: Residential House Category: Interior

Living and Forging Together

Living and Forging Together is the interior design of a residential house in Taichung, Taiwan, covering 217 square metres. The design brings the view of the lush garden landscape into the home. Minimalist and modest colours on the exterior blend with the colours of the natural setting. Semi-outdoor spaces such as a balcony and a terrace soften the boundary between indoor and outdoor areas. The porch is finished with wood grilles and slate bricks. Symmetrical floor-to-ceiling windows bring daylight into the rooms.

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Designer: Anfei Ge Design: Restaurant Category: Interior

Jinxiu

Jinxiu is a restaurant interior located inside a commercial complex in Nanjing. The design covers 400 square meters and works with the many existing columns of the building. The columns are used to plan the flow line and the placement of the dining seats, giving the space a clear hierarchy. The layout follows a central axis that creates a sense of sequence. Forms are drawn from the abstract shape of a bright moon and from Jiangnan garden techniques, with rock and window scenery as decoration. Sea base cloth covers the walls and is hand painted with waterproof latex paint.

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Designer: USPACE Interior Design Design: Residence Category: Interior

Unite

Unite is the interior design of a five-story house for an extended family in Taiwan. Each floor has its own theme, and a consistent light color scheme connects all areas. The first floor holds the garage and shared spaces, where a glass sliding door divides the living room, dining room and kitchen while it admits light and protects privacy. Grilles, chamfered corners and curved metal panels balance straight lines and soft curves. The project is a renovation, and many original materials were kept and reused.

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Designer: Ke Luo Design: Optometry Clinic Category: Interior

Jizhou

Jizhou is an optometry clinic interior located in Tianjin. The project covers an area of 877 square meters. Circular forms are used throughout the space to give a soft and gentle appearance. An eye shape in the central hall adopts the visual identity color of the eye hospital, which contrasts with the white surfaces around it. The decorative ceilings on the second and third floors follow the shape of the first floor. Seven circles are joined into one composition. Wood, green plants and customized leather sofas create a warm environment.

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Designer: KAN, SHIH MING Design: Residential Category: Interior

Ink Highlight

Ink Highlight is a residential interior design for an urban home of 150 square meters in Taiwan. The layout places function first, and no boundary is set between the dining room and the living room, so family members can gather easily in a spacious public area. One large unit serves as a dining table, a center island and a bar. Its surface uses Italian thin tiles with ink patterns, which are continued in the beige stone television wall and in natural pattern wallpapers. Corner beams and columns are repurposed as cabinets and storage.

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Designer: Rong Ruei Tian Design: Residential Apartment Category: Interior

Grayscale The Transition of Elegance

Grayscale The Transition of Elegance is a residential apartment interior in Taipei City, Taiwan. The home covers about 66 square meters and has a 4.2 meter ceiling, with two bedrooms, a living room and a dining room. The foyer, living room, dining room and kitchen are joined in one open area, so occupants can speak easily across the home. An arched shoe cabinet marks the entrance, and a steel ladder links the lower level to the children's room above the kitchen. Marble, metal panels and faux stone tiles form the grayscale palette.

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Designer: Kelly Lin Design: Exhibition Center Category: Interior

Yingcheng Zhongcui

Yingcheng Zhongcui is an exhibition center for a hot spring resort in Xiaogan, Hubei Province, China. The interior covers 723 square meters and follows the layout of the architecture, with halls in four directions for reception, negotiation, recreation and interaction. Gypsum gray and natural wood colors dominate the space. Wood, stone, hessian, bamboo and rattan are used, with rustic wooden chairs, a polished marble table and rattan handicrafts. Overhead, a chandelier combines branches and bubble-like acrylic lamps. The design joins local cultural elements with modern methods.

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Designer: Uno Chan Design: Store Category: Interior

Heytea

Heytea Huizhou Aeno Mall is a tea shop interior covering 250 square meters. The design takes the encounter of time and space as its theme. Galvanized sheet is applied over large surfaces and also forms the brand logo. The varied texture of the metal adds visual depth and avoids a single flat color. Simple geometric forms and smooth lines shape the layout. A row of reeds is placed at the floor-to-ceiling window, and the galvanized sheet above the reeds is cut into reed shapes to soften the strong material.

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Designer: Ren Xiaoyu Design: Restaurant Category: Interior

Yucoo

With the gradual maturity of aesthetics and the aesthetic changes of human, the modern style that highlights self and individuality has become the important elements of design. This case is a restaurant, the designer want to create a youthful space experience for consumers. Light blue, grey and green plants create rnatural comfort and casualness for the space. The chandelier made by hand-woven rattan and metal explains the collision between human and nature, showing the vitality of the whole restaurant.

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Designer: Tung Chieh Chen, Chun Hsiao Chou Design: Restaurant Category: Interior

Lesprit cafe

Lesprit Cafe is a cafe interior located on the ground floor of a building in Tainan City, Taiwan. The space covers 66 square meters and includes a kitchen, a bar and a dining area. Flat marble, matt brass and black and white tile flooring create a calm and warm atmosphere. Laminated board is used for easy maintenance. Blue paint relates the interior to the exterior of the building. A wooden partition was removed to widen the space, and situational lighting with spotlights and chandeliers adds softness. Furniture from the earlier cafe is reused to limit cost and keep a consistent style.

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Designer: Piotr Pyrtek Design: Museum Category: Interior

Hangar Renovation

Hangar Renovation is a museum interior created inside a historic aircraft hangar. The museum presents engineering and technology, and the space also hosts events and performances. The new interior elements follow an industrial style linked to the original use of the hangar. A mezzanine with an open lattice structure is raised three metres above the floor. The mezzanine is set away from the exterior walls to preserve the original building. Steel, brick, concrete and wood are used. The old heating stoves and their installation are restored and shown to visitors.

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Designer: Guo Jie Design: Sales Center Category: Interior

Poly Central Residence

Poly Central Residence is a sales center located in Yangjiang, China. The interior covers 900 square meters. Concrete blocks are interlaced to imitate coastal rocks, recalling the traces of time and tide. Rocky walls and a blocky ceiling form multiple levels and a natural spatial order. Green moss grows between the rocks, and open areas echo the waterscape outside. The walls, ceiling, reception counter, water bar, showcase and scaled model are customized. Ceramics, stone, metal and leather contrast with each other, and lights with simple lines are embedded in cabinets and walls.

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