Interior

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Designer: Chien-Neng Chang Design: Residential Apartment Category: Interior

The Axis of Space Time Turning

The Axis of Space Time Turning is a residential apartment of 126 square meters planned for three generations of one family. The dining room, rather than the living room, is the main space, and a round table stands at the center. Large structural beams and columns are concealed by curved walls and ceilings. A marble curved surface forms the television wall and screens the study behind it. The corridor to the private rooms narrows between two circular walls. No sharp corners are used, so the home remains safe for daily family life.

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Designer: J. O'Yang Design: Boutique Hotel Category: Interior

Journey of Art

Journey of Art is a boutique hotel interior located in Taichung City, Taiwan, covering 4000 square meters. The ground floor holds the entrance lobby, with a cafe on the left and the hotel reception counter on the right. Black glass in the lobby reflects the space and makes the area appear larger, while the cafe counter uses a marble texture. Guest room corridors follow a cultural art theme, with variations of light, shadow and paintings. Each guest room includes an independent bathtub for a broader and more comfortable experience.

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Designer: Shih-Ming Liu Design: Commercial Category: Interior

Meet Fun

Meet Fun is an Italian restaurant interior located in Taipei, Taiwan. The floor area is about 330 square meters, divided into a bar area, a dining area, a kitchen and a storage room. Materials collected by the client family, including old tiles, oak wood, steel plates and fair-faced concrete, were reused for the surfaces. The kitchen and the bathroom were repositioned to reduce unused space and to improve the flow. Clean lines and a light color tone create a bright and open dining environment that responds to the surrounding streetscape.

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Designer: Yi-Chi Chen Design: Residential Apartment Category: Interior

Balmy Living

Balmy Living is a residential apartment interior design. The public area was rearranged to gain abundant daylight and an open view. The master bedroom, which previously faced north, now faces south. Titanium plated doors form the main vista wall and move on a foldable sliding track with a load capacity of 300 kilograms. Inspection openings are finished with rose gold paint, so maintenance stays simple. In the living room, an arc television wall is clad with stone and laminate sheet. The dining area can be adjusted in size for different numbers of people.

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Designer: Tomohiro Katsuki Design: Head Office Category: Interior

Fontworks Inc. Tokyo

Fontworks Inc. Tokyo is a head office interior for a type foundry, located on the fifth floor of a building in Minato-ku, Tokyo. The office covers 431 square metres and is planned around the fusion of analog and digital work. A C-shaped desk supports creative tasks and collaboration between employees. A large display set in the centre of a wall stays connected with the Creative Lab in Fukuoka, so the two sites can communicate online. A stair-shaped bench near the entrance allows casual meetings with visitors. Materials include carpet tiles, wood, Corian, steel and cork board.

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Designer: De Weng & Jianfeng Liang Design: Office Category: Interior

Humble Space

Humble Space is an office interior created for a design company in Zhangzhou. The project covers 125 square meters and is divided into a public area and a private area. The public area is used for receiving visitors, meetings, training and exchange. The private area is used for personal work and rest. Most of the existing decoration was removed, and only the original frames were kept. Floor glass and a block-shaped facade let natural light enter the space and reduce the use of indoor lighting. The calm and simple setting supports quiet and relaxed work.

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Designer: Hsu Ykung Design Co., Ltd. Design: House Category: Interior

Drawing Inspiration from Daily Lifestyle

Drawing Inspiration from Daily Lifestyle is a residential interior design located in Shantou, China. The residence covers 240 square meters. The original layout of two halls and five rooms was changed into a plan of four halls and four rooms. The parlor connects the family hall and the water bar, and combines modern sofas, a traditional cabinet and old Indonesian teak stools. The kitchen area links the guest bedroom, bathroom and balcony to form an independent living quarter. Materials include terrazzo, walnut, ultrathin rock panel and grey glass.

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Designer: Chia-Lun Chan Design: Studio Space Category: Interior

Lights and Shadows

Light and Shadows is a photography studio interior located in New Taipei City. The design occupies a former rooftop workshop and keeps the original sloped roof. A borderless curved white background is built entirely from carpentry. A bluish-grey main wall forms the centre of the layout, and a metal mezzanine offers a further viewpoint. A skylight brings natural light into the rooms. Insulation is hidden within the roof and ceiling to improve comfort. The studio also includes an office, a kitchen, a lounge, a dressing room and two restrooms.

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Designer: Sung Hsing Lee Design: Residential Category: Interior

Light and Shadow

Light and Shadow is a two-story residential interior design with an approximate floor area of 562 square meters. The open plan keeps views and daylight flowing through the home. Multiple arch doors define the main areas and create layered frames that focus attention. Curved staircases, a tall entrance, simple line board elements and a fireplace-shaped television wall express a warm American style. Windows in every corner link the indoor living areas with the grassland outside. Wood veneer, tiles, stone finish and wood flooring are used.

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Designer: Yueh Ju Tsai Design: Residence Category: Interior

Grayscale Reversal

Grayscale Reversal is a residential interior design completed in Taipei, Taiwan, in 2018. The home was planned for a woman who works in stock market education and often receives friends and students. White, black and gold form the visual theme of the space. Titanium, laminate and mirror materials are combined with crystal lamps and imitation stone textures. Large windows in the public areas bring natural light and outdoor views inside. Partitions are reduced to create an open field where work and rest are both supported.

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Designer: Li Wei Wu Design: Residential Interior Design Category: Interior

Heart-Warming Residence

The design is organized down to the last detail. The simple neat look of the residence perfectly meets the needs of the homeowners, while each section is defined in a unique way. By listening closely and reorganizing the layout ingeniously, and through clever, diverse combination of different materials, the design of A Heart-Warming Residence not only meets the needs of the homeowners but also warms their hearts.

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Designer: Yoshiaki Sugi Design: Remodeling Apartment House Category: Interior

Shogun Castle

Shogun Castle is a renovated apartment interior in Fukuoka, Japan. The total floor area is 97.80 square meters. A Japanese style room of 10 square meters was kept next to the living room and treated as a special room. Four painters who work on the reproduction of national treasure picture scrolls created original drawings for the walls and ceiling. Each drawing and wall surface was signed and sealed by the artists. Traditional materials such as hemp paper, natural mineral pigments, gold leaf and tatami were used. The rest of the living space was kept plain to create contrast.

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