Interior

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Designer: CAMERON KAM Design: Penthouse Apartment Category: Interior

Double Cove

Double Cove is a penthouse apartment placed on the top floor of a building overlooking Starfish Bay in Hong Kong. The interior combines luxury, natural elements and maritime references. Floor-to-ceiling windows bring in daylight and connect the interior with the exterior. Timber grilles in the bedroom filter sunlight and frame the green scenery around the building. Curved ceilings and furniture in bronze and wooden tones give rhythm to the space. Metal and stone finishes contrast with patterned upholstery. A rooftop pool faces the sea.

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Designer: Aak Design Group Design: Boutique Shop Category: Interior

Le Templer

Le Templer is a boutique department store interior located in Shanghai, covering 2069 square meters with a ceiling height of 4.6 meters. The design explores collapse and recombination, using fragmented walls and tilted surfaces to express subversion. The layout stays flexible so that art events can be held at any time. Display props are shaped as sculptural objects, giving each area a distinct character and improving the presentation of merchandise. The space brings fashion, art, and design together as a three-dimensional magazine that visitors can enter.

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Designer: Origin Accuracy Design Design: Sales Center Category: Interior

Chengdu Yuelanting

Chengdu Yuelanting is a sales center located in the Qingbaijiang District of Chengdu, China. The interior covers 1000 square meters and occupies a building that had stood unfinished for ten years. Lines, surfaces and volumes are combined in a modern style, with mirrors and metal lines used as the main media. Axis symmetric reception desks and a dual channel entrance create a calm and formal sequence. Perforated aluminum plates give the second-story facade rich patterns and reduce the heavy feeling of the concrete structure. A children's activity area offers space for play and learning.

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Designer: Zhuhai Huafa Properties Co., Ltd. Design: Shopping Category: Interior

Beijing Huafa Mall

Beijing Huafa Mall is a shopping mall in the southwest of Beijing, surrounded by transport links, universities and residential buildings. The building has seven levels above ground and three basement levels. Levels one to three form a retail shopping arcade. Levels four to six hold an indoor retail street with restaurants and outdoor dining terraces. Level seven is a clubhouse for members. Curved shapes and earthy colours are used throughout, and planters on every level create a connection with nature. The design offers the experience of wandering through a flower forest.

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Designer: Yu Qiang Design: Staff Cafeteria Category: Interior

One Shenzhen Bay

One Shenzhen Bay is a staff cafeteria designed to serve 500 people at the same time. A virtual block structure divides the long space, and vertical gaps add visual layers. Separate serving points are placed in the noodle area, the Chinese food area and the salad bar to reduce congestion. Mineral wool panels on the ceilings and walls absorb sound, while wood grain non-combustible panels meet fire protection requirements. Bright colors, wood veneer, beige tables and layered lighting create a calm and lively place for dining and rest.

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Designer: Yen-Jung Yu Design: Residential Space Category: Interior

Reuniting

Reuniting is a residential interior design for a 172 square meter home in Taipei, Taiwan, completed in September 2019. Green decoration guides the space arrangement, circulation, lighting, wood sheets, paints and electrical equipment, supporting energy saving and lower carbon emissions. Natural stone, wood veneer, solid wood, low-formaldehyde wood sheets, eco-friendly engineered flooring and LED lighting are used. Floor-to-ceiling windows bring daylight and fresh air inside. An open island counter, a large dining room and a flexible study room encourage family gathering.

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Designer: JOYE CHUANG Design: Restaurant Category: Interior

Umami Luring

Umami Luring is a hotpot restaurant located on a corner in a downtown area. The interior covers 251.23 square meters and combines classical elements with modern techniques. Customized semicircle tiles, made by a local tile kiln factory, cover the left facade and the glass surfaces of the first floor. The tiles recall the image of a warm pot and also screen the view of the parking lot across the street, so dining privacy is improved. The second floor is furnished with fish shaped bamboo chandeliers, bamboo trays and a bamboo screen. A long central table seats individual guests.

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Designer: ADP Group Design: Office Category: Interior

Unilever Homebase

Unilever Homebase is an office interior located in Ho Chi Minh City, Viet Nam. The workplace covers 9000 square meters and applies an activity-based working model. The number of fixed desks is reduced and a variety of work settings is added, including open meeting spaces and private zones. A central hub joins the cafeteria with a large open discussion area across three floors, connected by a void that brings in natural light. The design concept, named Funky Town, reflects the brand stories of the company. An old building was transformed to host 1000 staff instead of 800.

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Designer: JEFF HSU, HOWARD LIU Design: Residence Category: Interior

Circle of Life

Circle of Life is a residential interior design completed in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The circle is used as the main medium for the transformation of space. From the entrance, layered arc walls lead to a living room shaped as a double circle. A circular gold boundary marks the core and continues into the ceiling, which conceals functional equipment. Semi-transparent hollow partitions divide the areas. Ceramic tiles and wooden floors act as quiet boundaries along the circulation paths. Round furniture, lamps and iron details add safety for young children.

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Designer: Andy Leung Design: Office Category: Interior

DreamWorks Space

DreamWorks Space is an office interior designed for a high-technology company in Suzhou, China. The office covers an area of 81.3 square metres. Instead of traditional cubicles, the layout removes fixed boundaries to form an open working area. A circular curved ceiling shapes the main room and gives the impression of a space capsule. Porcelain white and technological blue are the main colours, while smooth lines add a modern character. Intelligent technical elements are placed throughout the interior. The project was completed in December 2020.

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Designer: Shanghai Mijing Interior Design Co., Ltd Design: Interior Design Category: Interior

Atour Hotel

Atour Hotel is an interior design project for a hotel lobby and dining area. The entrance and lobby are asymmetrical, and guests first pass through a bamboo residence. A glass box adds interest to the inner courtyard and guides guests slowly into the lobby. Circle and square shapes connect the lobby and the dining room, and still water features add a sense of calm. The square glass box removes the boundary between the two areas. A round black mirror ceiling and lighting bring vitality. Changes in depth and texture support dining and social use.

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Designer: Te-Chih Lo Design: Residential Space Category: Interior

Modern Kingdom

Modern Kingdom is a residential interior design for a 66.1 square meter home in New Taipei City, Taiwan. Black, white and grey tones give the space a calm and modern character. Imported tiles with powder coating replace natural marble, since marble is a non-renewable material. Wooden geometric forms are combined with plaster and metallic molding, while iron and stone add contrast and visual layers. Selected cabinets use renewable materials and the woodwork is finished with low formaldehyde paint. The project was completed in May 2020.

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