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Lart du Pouvoir Residential House

Lart du Pouvoir

Lart du Pouvoir is a residential interior project crafted for a powerful, independent female homeowner. The space expresses strength through softness, blending clean structure with fluid lines. At its core lies a sculptural curved ceiling inspired by a queen's cloak symbolizing grace and power. Smart home integration enhances daily life with subtle control, while stone textures and warm woods bring balance and refined ambiance. The layout is intentionally open, yet grounded with warmth and emphasis.

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Zhanyan Clinic

Zhanyan

Zhanyan is a clinic interior design completed in Taiwan in February 2025. The 496 square meter space occupies an aging building with a ceiling height of only 226 centimeters and floor level differences of up to 20 centimeters. Curved wood ceiling panels, mirror inserts, and hourglass-shaped columns reduce visual pressure and widen the perceived space. The layout provides 12 treatment rooms, 6 consultation zones, a reception area with a sculpted stone counter, and a VIP lounge. Mineral paint, titanium-plated panels, and wood veneer form a warm skin-toned and gray palette.

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Cornerstone Gallery

Cornerstone

Cornerstone is an art gallery interior located in Taichung, Taiwan, with an area of 36 square meters. The main finish is a traditional clay plaster made of red clay, rice straw and glutinous rice, which helps regulate indoor humidity and temperature. A curved red clay wall guides visitors through the space. A circular aperture of 75 centimeters in diameter was cut into the floor slab above and fitted with a conical steel fixture to bring daylight deep into the interior. Patinated steel shelves are adjustable and removable for changing exhibitions.

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Prologue in Ink Residence

Prologue in Ink

Prologue in Ink is a residential interior design for a 132.2 square meter apartment on the sixteenth floor of a high-rise building. The palette centers on ink-toned wood veneer with visible natural grain, combined with stone, titanium, glass and leather. The television feature wall layers stone with metal accents, while the study wall pairs dark shelving with light panels. An open study joins the living room, forming a continuous axis that links living, study, dining and kitchen areas. Linear and indirect lighting defines edges and softens the dark tones.

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My Home Steak Buffet Restaurant

My Home Steak

My Home Steak Far Eastern Store synergizes youthful vitality with immersive design, reimagining the traditional steakhouse as a dynamic social arena. The narrative begins at the entrance, where the letter O in the signage is metamorphosed into a fried egg basketball to spark playfulness. The buffet island is conceived as a youth runway, defined by an orange gradient ceiling and GO mosaic tiles that evoke the momentum of a racetrack. Red wave panels and sports ball lamps define the area, while dynamic light strips capture the pulse of a stadium, perfectly enhancing the Move to Eat spirit.

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Natural Theater Residential

Natural Theater

Natural Theater is a residential interior design for a 480 square meter home in Guangdong, China. The layout includes a double height living room, a combined living, dining and kitchen zone, an entrance garden, a sunken lounge, a games room and bedrooms. Solid wood, marble and stone are combined with large format glass and breathable textiles. Custom floor to ceiling windows, cantilevered stone benches and concealed lighting guide daylight through the rooms. The aim is to connect city residents with nature and to support calm daily routines.

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Audemars Piguet Musee Atelier

Audemars Piguet

Musee Atelier Audemars Piguet is a museum interior created for a Swiss watch manufacturer. The exhibition covers 1,100 square meters and is located in Le Brassus, Switzerland, the village where the company was established. Visitors follow a flowing spiral route with a composed narration, and each chapter has its own design language. Sculptures, automata and kinetic installations give rhythm to the exhibition, which is visually linked to the surrounding landscape. Reflections and shadows change with the time of day and the season.

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Hua Ting Hotel Shanghai Renovation

Hua Ting Hotel Shanghai

Hua Ting Hotel Shanghai is an interior renovation of a hotel that first opened in 1983. Elements tied to the building identity are preserved, including the reception desk wall, the sunken space and the general functional layout. The lobby holds a curved spiral staircase with glass handrails that glow softly at night. The sunken landscape pool was converted into a quiet meeting area with screen partitions that offer privacy. The signature red color is retained and combined with warm caramel tones. A stone removed in 1983 is engraved with the year and shown as an artwork.

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Green Pulse Corporate Headquarters

Green Pulse

Green Pulse introduces a contemporary headquarters shaped by an esg guided design ethos that unites nature, clarity, and human wellbeing. Daylit circulation paths, moss walls, and zero voc mineral finishes create a calm yet uplifting atmosphere. Energy responsive lighting and adaptive shading enhance comfort while lowering operational demand. Flexible spatial modules, shared hubs, and inclusive amenities support focus, interaction, and organizational growth. Conceived as a living pulse of the workplace, the design balances environmental intention with a clear human centered vision.

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The Sear  Fast Casual Restaurant

The Sear

The Sear is a fast casual restaurant interior in Amman, Jordan, covering about 60 square meters. The design is inspired by the searing process used in cooking. Stainless steel cladding and ceramic tiles were selected for durability, heat resistance and hygiene. Custom light signage and digital screens are integrated as architectural elements and guide ordering and movement. The open plan layout keeps the kitchen visible from the dining area. Modular components allow efficient installation, maintenance and future replication.

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Embracing Light and Home Small Space Design

Embracing Light and Home

Embracing Light and Home is a compact residential interior of approximately 43 square meters. A central core integrates storage, circulation and functions, so the plan remains open and free of fixed partitions. Daylight is used as a structuring element, moving through a double height void with a south facing opening to link the levels. Sectional design turns vertical volume into additional living space without enlarging the footprint. The ground level supports shared activities, while the upper levels provide privacy.

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Ethereal Form Aesthetic Surgery Clinic

Ethereal Form

Ethereal Form is an aesthetic surgery clinic interior located within the Clock Tower in Beverly Hills. The 2,000 square foot space is defined by sculpted microcement surfaces, plaster fins and bronze painted millwork. Curved partitions guide patients from the reception area to the consultation rooms. Layered lighting is integrated within architectural details to reveal texture and form. Custom base cabinetry, plumbing and electrical systems support daily clinical use. The interior aims to reduce anxiety in a medical environment through soft light and warm materials.

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