Interior

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Designer: JEFF HSU, HOWARD LIU Design: Residence Category: Interior

Reverse Time

Reverse Time is a residential interior design based on an industrial style. Iron elements are combined with modern furnishings to soften the rigid character of the industrial look. A wooden table is suspended by iron supports, and leather furniture links the metal parts with the wooden floor. The concrete ceiling meets a gray-scale natural white oak floor and light brown laminated wood walls. Pipelines are hidden within the space to keep the layout calm and practical. Rust-like paint gives the iron parts a natural aged surface.

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Designer: JINGYI CAI Design: House Category: Interior

Biguiyuan

Biguiyuan is a residential interior design for a four-storey villa in Shaoguan, China. The home covers about 800 square meters and houses a family of six and a cat. The villa complex is twenty years old and shows Southeast Asian architecture. The interior follows a European classical style, reinterpreted with simple geometric forms in place of traditional columns and arches. Strong black and white contrast, inspired by black and white photography, defines each room. Stainless steel, iron, glass and ceramic tile are used. Feng shui requirements guided the layout.

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Designer: Cheng-En Wu、Shih-Yung Hung Design: Apartment Interior Category: Interior

Balance

Balance is an apartment interior that combines a private residence with a home office. The 168 square meter home includes 125 square meters of indoor space and 40 square meters of balconies with greenery. Floor to ceiling windows surround the rooms, and translucent blinds soften the daylight. Low backed furniture and a lattice bookshelf keep sight lines open across the public area, where a dining and conference table serves both meetings and family visits. Built in shelving provides storage and gives the resident cat room to explore.

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Designer: Elpis Interior Design Pte Ltd Design: Residential Apartment Category: Interior

A Residences

A Residences is the interior design of a 93 square meter residential apartment in Singapore. The wall between the living room and a bedroom was removed to enlarge the living and dining area. The cabinets have fine groove lines that hide the openings and follow the ceiling strip design. Green vinyl is combined with wood-like flooring for a warm effect. Cove lighting at the beam height conceals the beam and makes the ceiling appear higher. Full-height windows bring the outside greenery into the home.

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Designer: Chang-Ming Tseng Design: Residential Category: Interior

Living in Mist

Living in Mist is a residential interior design for a 330 square meter home in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The building stands between mountain and sea, so mist often enters the rooms. The layout introduces the surrounding landscape through the windows. White is the main color, combined with natural stone, wood and metal elements. A wooden corridor leads to an open public area. Japanese cypress on the ceiling and grey stone flooring define the two bathrooms. Low formaldehyde materials and a dehumidifier support a healthy home.

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Designer: CHEN YU HO Design: Residential Apartment Category: Interior

Hsu

Hsu House is a residential apartment interior with an area of 188 square meters and a height of 3.5 meters. The design is based on a series of living objects that connect the daily scenes of a home. A curved kitchen island stands at the center and keeps the space soft and flowing. A bookcase made of iron and wood is set against an earthy wall. An entrance of glass bricks balances light, transparency and privacy. Matcha green, goose yellow and dark pink respond to the tropical climate and the outdoor landscape. Materials are kept simple and decoration is reduced.

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Designer: Yueh Ju Tsai Design: Residence Category: Interior

Life Savoring

Life Savoring is a residential interior design for an apartment in Taipei, Taiwan. The interior covers about 119 square meters and includes a living room, dining room, kitchen, balcony, three bedrooms and two bathrooms. Black, white and wood tones form the main palette. Display cabinets are avoided to reduce visual weight and to keep a simple spatial order. The layout is barrier-free, and handrails are placed in each space. Space is also kept for the later installation of safety facilities, so the home suits the occupants during retirement.

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Designer: Chen-Han Yang Design: Show Flat Category: Interior

Taichung One Palace Residence

Taichung One Palace Residence is a show flat interior located in an upscale district of Taichung, Taiwan. The residence covers 340 square meters and uses marble, wood veneer, brushed metal and wall covering. The public area is divided into three zones for living, dining and study, yet it reads as one continuous space through solid and transparent elements. Contrasts between transparent and solid and between curved and straight forms define the design. Gold tones and water features refer to wealth in traditional Chinese Feng Shui. The result balances traditional and modern character.

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Designer: Clement Tung Jeun Cheng Design: Residential Space Category: Interior

Virtual Scenery

Virtual Scenery is a residential interior design completed in Macau. The 485 square meter home takes its theme from the nearby Sai Van Lake. Different densities and angles are used to visualize the color of water and waves. The exterior and the interior share one theme with different expressions. Wood finishes add warmth, and a patterned wood floor recalls the changing lake. Back painted glass reflects light and visually extends the space. The indoor areas correspond with the outdoor surroundings, so the residents can enjoy the lake view in comfort.

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Designer: Xiamen Yitian Design Co., Ltd. Design: Sales Center Category: Interior

Sce Funworld

Tongchuan Sce Funworld is a sales center in Tongchuan, China, with an area of 680 square meters. The design theme is space travel, based on stellar and cloud elements. A particle art installation is placed at the entrance. Above the property model display area, colorful round installations form a winding time track. Light from lamp belts is reflected on the walls to create varied colors. Laser acrylic panels and aluminum sculptures are the main materials. A mirror installation with blue light marks the contract signing area, and a play area is provided for children.

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Designer: Yaoming Huang Design: House Category: Interior

The Wu

The Wu is a private house interior designed for a family of three. The minimalist approach removes unnecessary ornaments and furniture, leaving concise lines and a closer relation between people, objects and space. European lines form the basic elements and appear both curved and straight, dynamic and static. The 145 square meter home holds a living room joined to the dining room, a reading area by the bay window, a master bedroom with bathroom, a child's room and a walk-in closet. Gray walls and a panel wall with a hidden door keep the interior calm and tidy.

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Designer: Xukun Real Estate Design: Model Room Category: Interior

The One Palace

The One Palace is a show home interior located in Xi'an, China. The residence has two living rooms, three bedrooms and three bathrooms. Gray wood finish and natural stone form the main surfaces, while orange leather furniture and metal details add contrast. The living, dining and cooking areas share one open space without partition walls. A sliding door allows the study to stay open or closed. The master bedroom of 46 square meters includes a U-shaped cloakroom. A small bar counter behind the sofa forms a quiet private corner.

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