Interior

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Designer: Qing Dong Design: Restaurant Category: Interior

Yic Barbecue Market

Yic Barbecue Market is a restaurant interior covering 280 square meters. The design departs from the traditional barbecue shop through a brand identity based on a small alien dinosaur character. At the entrance, a figure wearing an oxygen mask greets passers-by and gives the facade a simple and clear expression. Mirror stainless steel forms a continuous ceiling and a dramatic dining environment. The smoke exhaust pipe in the barbecue area takes a UFO shape. Seating areas are divided by changes in color, decoration and furniture shapes rather than by walls.

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Designer: Matt Liao Design: Bakery Category: Interior

Schwarzwald Recipe

While meeting with the lady owned this German Bakery in Taipei City, D.More Design Studio was inspired by both fairy tale and concise impressions of Germany. Representing the image of Black Forest, Schwarzwald, from where the German secret recipe was originated, they made all background in dark and settled two wooden cabins filled with breads in the center forest surrounded by the iconic Bauhaus chairs with red berry like lights hanging above. The timber frame pattern of traditional German houses were converted into the steel frame shelves, and the storefront facade.

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Designer: MING HUNG CHUANG Design: Residence Category: Interior

Black and White Narrative

Black and White Narrative is the interior design of a stand-alone three-floor house in Taiwan. The layout holds a reception area, a tea-tasting room, a living room, a dining area, a kitchen, two bedrooms and four bathrooms. Spanish marble slim planks are arranged so that the veining extends visually and each plank is perceived differently. Spanish ceramic doors close the storage volumes. An open plan brings daylight and natural ventilation into the shared rooms. Large windows are fitted with electrically powered curtains.

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Designer: Min Yun Chao Design: Restaurant Category: Interior

Chiao Ho

Chiao Ho is a restaurant interior located in Shanghai and completed in June 2019. The space covers 1700 square meters. Guests enter through a glass door with a golden frame, and an arc-shaped route leads into the dining area. Bordeaux red walls form the standard color of the restaurant. Artworks are placed throughout the interior, including a female statue at the Chiao section and a male statue at the Ho section. Images of betta fish are scattered across the space. Culture and art are combined to offer a refined dining experience.

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Designer: Yung-Chun Lin Design: Residential Flat Category: Interior

Sacred Spatial Medium

Sacred Spatial Medium is a residential interior design for a 198 square meter home in Taiwan. The circle is the main theme of the plan. Circular forms appear in the partition screen, the iron sphere of the television wall, the light fixtures and the oval rotatable mirror in the master bedroom. The high-ceiling living area uses tawny glass, circular iron pieces and stone-patterned ceramic slabs. Bronze mirror covers the dining room and kitchen ceiling. Low chroma colors and long curtains create a calm space.

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Designer: UJ DESIGN STUDIO Design: Residential Space Category: Interior

Yu’s Residence

Yu's Residence is a residential interior design for a 135 square meter apartment in Taipei. The design joins classical form with contemporary technique. Thin titanium-coated stainless steel strips are set into concave recesses, so reflections glitter softly in the shadows. The materials change in appearance as the sunlight moves. The entrance cabinet is separated from the wall, which extends the view from the entrance toward the living room. Gray mirrors on the walls reflect the scenery outside and enlarge the sense of space. The ceiling form marks the limit of each area.

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Designer: Fei Fang Design: Fitness Space Category: Interior

Xpower Gym

X-power Gym is a fitness space in Kunming that covers 520 square meters. The interior is based on the letter X, which is broken apart and reinterpreted rather than copied directly. Walls are formed by angled broken lines and rectangles, and the ceiling is composed of quadrilateral shapes that extend downward. Gray is the main tone, and only three design elements are used: rectangles, broken lines and linear light. Natural light enters through vertical openings by day, while line and surface light sources are hidden in the gaps at night.

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Designer: Mick Space Interior Design Design: Residential Apartment Category: Interior

Home to Modern Art

Home to Modern Art is the interior design of a residential apartment of 330 square meters in Taichung City, Taiwan. Three tall cabinets shaped like standing jewelry boxes act as a screen in the foyer. Horizontal stone lines connect the walls and the flooring across the home. The lines and colors follow the placement of the contemporary artworks, so each piece remains distinct. Imported veneer, metal, glass, stone and leather set the main tone. A light wall behind the master bed both divides and brightens the room.

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Designer: Yu Cheng Wang Design: Residential Apartment Category: Interior

Stylish

Stylish is a residential apartment interior design of 173.5 square meters located in Taichung City, Taiwan. The public areas use black, white and grey tones, with metallic elements added to express a modern character. The foyer applies virtual volume segmentation to preserve light penetration. On the second floor, the lounge and the dining room use the high ceiling, where light grooves and continuous linear light belts elongate the space. Natural cloud marble gives the white lounge a sense of flow, while the bedrooms use grey Morandi tones, soft textiles and concrete texture.

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Designer: LI MING JR Design: Residential Space Category: Interior

Thermal Comfort

The Angle is an interior design for a video game customer service center in Taiwan. Simple geometric lines and composite materials shape the space. Hexagon pendant lights are suspended on invisible wires, so the lamps appear to float in the air. The lamp shapes echo the irregular quadrilaterals of the counter top. Slimline desks and Y-shaped tree desks replace traditional office furniture, and low screens allow privacy and interaction. A beveled edge wood collage floor and wood panel walls make the open, cubicle-free workplace feel more spacious.

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Designer: Yijie Chen Design: Restaurant and Bar Category: Interior

Fangfang

Fangfang is a restaurant and bar interior located in Suzhou. The design joins a French dining room and a cocktail bar within one space of 521 square meters. A dark purple curtain at the entrance blocks the view and introduces the impressionist theme of the restaurant. The bar area uses geometric patterns, saturated colors and decorative art elements. Small round tables are framed by semicircular sofas, which offer generous and comfortable seating. Colored lighting on the ceiling changes across the room. The aim was a modern image for a new dining brand.

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Designer: Hsin-Yuan Lee Design: Model House Category: Interior

Art of Simplicity

Art of Simplicity is the interior design of a sales center in Taichung, Taiwan, covering 140 square meters. A reception counter built with stone shows a flowing water pattern and greets visitors at the entrance. The discussion area behind the counter is finished in architectural concrete. Pine, solid wood and a solitary bird motif create a dignified and calm atmosphere. Dark tones form the main color scheme, with richer accents added. The natural patterns of the stone recall the texture of a rainforest and return the space to nature.

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