Interior

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Designer: Patrick Chen Design: Showhome Category: Interior

Stylish Life

Stylish Life is a show home interior in Shanghai, China, covering 270 square meters. The two-floor plan serves a family of three generations. The ground floor is an open shared area that links the living room, the dining room and the study, and large French windows bring in natural light. A room for the elderly parents is arranged for safety and easy movement. The upper floor holds the master room with a walk-in closet and a bathroom, plus a children's room in yellow, blue and white. Gray tones, wood, marble and metal dividers are used, and wall cabinets are concealed.

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Designer: Wei Dan Chen Design: Residential Interior Design Category: Interior

Fulfillment

Fulfillment is a residential interior design for the home of a retired couple. The original layout is largely retained to reduce waste from demolition. A rattan door wardrobe, iron bars and reduced cupboard space create an open and visually transparent environment. Natural materials such as stone and wood keep their texture and fill the rooms with earth tones, so the space looks larger. The house stands in a damp location, so a mineral coating is applied to regulate moisture. Simplification guides the project and makes the residence comfortable.

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Designer: Maggie Yu Design: Residential House Category: Interior

ReRoot

In this renovation project, the design integrated the new needs and ideas of the occupants with the existing conditions of the old space. The renovated old apartment provided more diversified purposes by using novel design methods to bring out the space different looks and meanings. Most importantly, the space also serves a emotional anchor to the owner, the place where loving memories forged from his childhood. This project has demonstrated an old space renovation with preservation of owner's emotional connection.

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Designer: Justin Bridgland, Jaycee Chui Design: Show Apartment Category: Interior

Nanxing Yanlord

Nanxing Yanlord 185A is a show apartment designed to present a new modern Chinese lifestyle. The interior covers 185 square meters on a single floor in Hangzhou, China. The design gives attention to the small rituals of everyday life, while works of art set the style and the character of the spaces. Wood cabinetry at the entrance provides a warm welcome, and the open living room faces a large window. Each room uses different materials and colors to support its function and to offer a calm retreat from daily stress.

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Designer: Jack Chen Ya Chang and Angela Chen Shu Design: Lobby Category: Interior

Liantan Shi

Applying a large sculptural shape to reshape the space and create a visual focus. First, make a large curved ceiling with a wood texture at the entrance height, and form a base at the bottom of the curve. Then on the right side, the shaft column is decorated into an ellipse, and the surface is surrounded by three lotus petals. In the visual experience, it is like a "the budding lotus" carrying the entire lobby space.

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Designer: Yen, Pei-Yu Design: Cafe Category: Interior

Revival

Revival cafe is located at Tainan Art Museum, Taiwan. The space it occupied used to be the Tainan Main Police Station during the Japanese colonial period, which is now designated as a city heritage for its historical significance and unique mixture of various architectural styles and elements such as eclecticism and art deco. The cafe inherits the experimental spirit of the heritage, presenting a modern case of how the old and the new can interact with each other harmoniously. Visitors could also enjoy their coffee and begin their own dialogue with the past of the building.

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Designer: WEN HSUAN TAI Design: Office Category: Interior

Proto Headquarter

Proto Headquarter is an office interior created inside an old house of 66 square meters. The design preserves the original building mass and texture, and uses natural wood and bright tones to form a solid and calm working space. Cement and steel elements of coarse texture are combined with fine solid wood veneer, while mirrors spread changing light and shadow. An island was added where the existing beams and columns prevented the removal of partitions. Comfort for staff and guests is the main consideration.

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Designer: Chen Chuan Tang Design: Residential Apartment Category: Interior

Cultural Content

Cultural Content is a residential apartment interior design in Taipei with a total area of 294 square meters. The layout is open and filled with natural light. The design theme is a cozy and comfortable home atmosphere, replacing the color tones commonly used in residences. Jointed wooden flooring is laid in different directions to mark spatial layers. A large rectangular chandelier hangs above the dining table, and a small lamp stands by the foyer. Two hidden doors in the wall connect the son's room and the kitchen. The tall original ceiling height is kept in the lounge and study.

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Designer: Ya Han Chang Design: Resident Flat Category: Interior

Implications of Aesthetics

Implications of Aesthetics is a residential apartment interior completed in 2018 in Zhubei City, Taiwan. The property covers 69.4 square meters. The design combines a minimal look with warm and industrial materials, and marks the boundaries and circulation paths between areas without heavy partitions. Dark wood is used for the floor, the dining table and the storage closets near the entrance. A wood wall in a different color and texture stands beside the television wall. The living room has a floor-to-ceiling window and an indigo sofa.

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Designer: Shi Zhe Lo Design: Mix Used Office Category: Interior

Prosperous Vitality

Prosperous Vitality is a combined residence and office interior covering 991 square meters. The project was created for a company in a traditional industry, where routine work life prompted a reorganization of the indoor environment. Green walls define the rest areas and add a calm visual quality. Mirrors conceal the columns, reducing visual stress and making the space appear complete. Lively green and yellow tones form the base palette, while a misty grey sofa adds depth and yellow light adds warmth. A meeting table of geometric parts can be adjusted to group size.

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Designer: Lichen Ding Design: Hotel Category: Interior

Hong Guang

Thinking about the contemporary design language with the logic of oriental aesthetics is a more modern, fashionable, artistic, poetic and modern Oriental Language. It is this invisible charm that makes people enter the space and feel that the entrance of the space is the starting point of the whole scene, showing charming changes.

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Designer: Lin Feng-An Design: Residential Space Category: Interior

Leading By Light

Leading By Light is a residential interior design completed in Taiwan. The twenty year old house stood empty for three years and was renovated as a gift from a mother to her daughter. An open layout connects the living room, dining area and kitchen. A full height window and a clear glass partition in the study let daylight reach the whole space. White tones form the background, while wood tones are used for furniture and displays. Glass, wood, brick, iron and system cabinets create a layered interior. A veneer wrapped beam reduces the visual weight of the ceiling above the dining table.

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