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In Yimeng Girl, Li Zhongkai wanted to create a colorful forest for children to dance like fairies and feel the joy of learning and growing. Rich spatial form, the new fairy tale world under the intersection and overlap of unreal and reality, take you to explore an unknown world. Some say it's a fairytale castle; Some say it's an amusement park; Others say it's a kaleidoscope in a maze. There are grasslands, mountains, caves, flowers and, most importantly, children will love it.
Traders Club is a bar and restaurant interior created inside an old house in Taiwan. The design refers to the curved counters of the New York Stock Exchange. Curved ceilings and mirror surfaces extend the visual height and conceal the low beams and columns. The beams and columns also define separate functional areas and seating types. About forty seats are arranged around an open central bar. Temporary tables, chairs and projection screens can be added for events. The layout supports conversation and the exchange of information among visitors.
Golden Spikes is a reception center with three show houses, completed in Taiwan in 2021. The interior is arranged like a theater, with the housing model placed at the center as the main stage. Arc elements suggest stage curtains, and layered grilles with a metal curtain screen the sales area. The ceiling is made of oval dark stainless steel panels, and the chandeliers recall stars in the sky. A spiral staircase leads visitors to the upper floor, so the project can be viewed from all sides. Light mauve tones, glass and metal emphasize gradations of light and shade.
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Puls Vario is a research and development office located in Vienna. The workspace of 1000 square meters serves the engineering team of a German company. The layout is inspired by the Vierkanthof, a traditional Austrian farmhouse arranged around a square courtyard. The office is divided into four zones that support different stages of the innovation process. Retreat allows individual research and deep thinking. Dialog supports informal discussion. Create is a laboratory for prototyping and testing. Share is used to present results to colleagues.
Leafy Relaxing Home is a renovated apartment interior of 62.8 square meters located in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. The design creates a bright and spacious home with multi-functional areas and simple materials, without changing the original layout. A structural beam, formerly hidden within a multi-level ceiling, is revealed as the main axis through the living and dining areas to guide movement. Marble, wood veneer and fine metallic lines add a refined touch. A wall printed with palm leaves forms the focal point of the home.
ZENustas is a hair salon located in Yaizu, near Mount Fuji in Japan. The 80 square meter interior is composed mainly of two materials: MDF with a dark wood finish and white washable wallpaper, separated by a horizontal line at table height. A backlit feature wall in polycarbonate holds plants and gives a contemporary interpretation of traditional Japanese rice paper facades. The feature wall also improves the light reaching customers seated in front of the mirrors. Freestanding short walls with oriented mirrors increase the number of stations and guide the customer flow.
The Hulking Mist is a residential interior design for an apartment in New Taipei City. The original layout of four rooms and three bathrooms was rearranged into three rooms and two bathrooms, and a study was added. The kitchen is placed at the center of the plan and is linked to the dining area by glass sliding doors, so the public area can be opened or closed as needed. Grey, white, earth and grey-blue tones are combined with wooden flooring, marble and blue artistic tiles. The wall behind the dining table is covered with blue tiles that recall an ocean view.
Owndays is a residential interior design for an old apartment in Taipei, Taiwan. The home covers about 82 square meters and holds one living room, three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a kitchen and a laundry balcony. The design is inspired by the exoskeleton of a rhinoceros. Protruding shapes on the main facade are reduced, which improves safety for children. Large areas of artificial leather and wall covering are divided by titanium-plated metal lines. Doors and separate functions are hidden along these dividing lines, so each space reads as a complete surface.
Yearning for Home is a residential interior that also supports work use. The original layout was opened up, leaving one bedroom connected to a secondary room, so the space feels wider. Grey cement paint covers the television wall and the trap doors of the bedroom, the storage room and the guest bathroom, and it shows changing layers of light and shadow. Curved forms soften the beams and columns, while linear lighting is embedded for the evening. A counter and a diagonal dining table serve as working surfaces. Preserved walls hold the client art collection.
Less is More is a residential interior design for a 148 square meter home. The home contains three bedrooms, a living room, a dining room, two bathrooms, a kitchen, a dressing room and a storeroom. A black and white palette creates a strong contrast and a simple, neat character. Black adds weight and calmness, while white brings lightness and order. Neutral gray wooden flooring harmonizes the two tones. Earth tone furniture and warm wood soften the cool scheme. A wooden grille wraps the cabinet between the dining and living areas as a screen.
Place of Comfort is a residential interior design for a 117 square meter home in Tianjin. The design avoids complicated layered elements and returns to simple architectural aesthetics. A classic color palette and warm materials create a calm living environment. The main materials are ceramic tile, wallpaper, latex paint, stainless steel and stone. Wooden flooring and wood veneer give the bedroom a warm tone, and wide windows with matching curtains bring in daylight. The study room uses the same quiet tone to support work and reading at home.
Kaleidoscope is a kindergarten interior designed for twenty-four children within an area of 130 square meters. The design is based on the image of a kaleidoscope, in which light is reflected through mirrors and colored glass. Abstract colored accents are applied to light walls to create a calm and varied interior. A sliding transformable partition divides the group room into play and sleeping zones without reducing the area. Mobile tables and stackable chairs add further flexibility. The finishing materials are environmentally friendly and simple to install.