Interior

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Designer: CHANG MEI-CHING Design: Educational Center Category: Interior

Well Vision

Well Vision is an educational center for microscopic study, used mainly by professional medical practitioners from many countries. The interior covers 155 square meters and is divided into a recreation area and a research zone. The main wall and the ceiling combine slanted structures with a circular steel piece, responding to the form of the building. Black steel contrasts with white diagonal beams. Wooden shutters give the research zone both openness and privacy. A woven carpet conceals the wiring and resists wear and fire.

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Designer: CHEANG Hoi Fung Design: Residential Apartment Category: Interior

Zen Living

Zen Living is an apartment interior design based on calm and harmony. Ancestral memorial tablets are placed at the center of the home within an open plan layout, so worship becomes part of the living space. Outdoor scenery is blended with the interior. A multi-purpose area serves as a study, a meditation space and a gym. All partitions and platforms hold hidden storage. Natural materials such as terrazzo, wood grain walls and raw wooden decking create contrast and zoning, with gold metal accents and varied lighting scenes.

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Designer: I Ju Chan, Hsuan Yi Chen Design: Residence Category: Interior

Manhattan Gleam

Covered in gray tone, giving the space more natural and spacious ambience. American metropolis style through a lot of mix and match, bring the classic retro couch arranged with modern and elegant materials. Integrate front and back terraces usage, living room, dining hall, kitchen, and part of the aisle. To maintain spacious sense of circulation, considering a life of bachelor, with open space, break the partition wall, create a low-profile luxurious feeling, with a vibrant and stylish atmosphere.

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Designer: Wei-Cheng Tsai and Li-Yung Chen Design: Residential Apartment Category: Interior

Metaphors in White

Metaphors in White is a residential interior design for an apartment of 330 square meters. The design is based on white surfaces, light gray tones and wood grain floors. A family crest, adapted from the house owner's company logo, appears on the white walls and doors as laser-cut elements that are polished and painted in white. A dark brown hallway links the living room and the dining room and marks the transition between the two areas. The open kitchen includes an island counter that supports a clear circulation flow.

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Designer: Sean Chang Design: Residence Category: Interior

Realm of Serenity

Realm of Serenity is a residential interior located in Kaohsiung City, Taiwan. The home covers about 240 square meters and holds a living room, dining area, kitchen, rumpus room, tatami room, storage room, a master bedroom, a guest bedroom and three bathrooms. The original four-room layout was changed into a two-room plan, so the plumbing and wiring were reconfigured. Materials include Neolith slate, smoked oak and hairline finished stainless steel. Surfaces of low reflectivity and calm tones let the wide windows link the interior with the city and harbor view.

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Designer: CHENG YU CHUN Design: Residential Space Category: Interior

White Vector

White Vector is a residential interior design located in Taiwan. White is the main color tone, linking the open living room, dining space and kitchen. Furniture is placed in the middle of the space instead of along the walls, so each piece helps define the layout and adds multiple functions. Black and white natural stone covers the main wall in the living room. Straight lines replace curved and arched decoration. Sharp angles are softened with special substrate and squared timber to create a baby-friendly environment. Low formaldehyde boards and eco-friendly paint were used.

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Designer: Wen-Ching Wu Design: Residential Apartment Category: Interior

Bathing Light

Bathing Light is a residential apartment interior located in Taoyuan City, Taiwan. The apartment covers 267.7 square meters and faces a waterfront landscape. Through volume design and layout planning, the boundaries between interior and exterior are blurred, so the river view becomes part of the daily scenery. The unusual floor plan places all bedroom circulation in the public space, and this route was turned into a design element that extends the view. Light wood and marble form the material palette. All materials meet green renovation standards for a healthy and sustainable home.

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Designer: MA ,KAI-CHUN Design: Residential House Category: Interior

Space Approach

Space Approach is a residential interior design created for a home shared by one person and a cat. The unit is over thirty years old and was fully reorganized in Taipei, Taiwan. Three bedrooms were combined into a single room, and the remaining area was opened as a study. The living room, dining room and study are joined through flexible doors, walls and storage. A main wall of wood, double glazing and metal pieces serves as a bookcase and includes a low passage for the cat. Arched ceilings reduce the visual weight of the existing beams.

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Designer: Chen-Yu Yeh Design: Office Space Category: Interior

Blooming Energy

Blooming Energy is an office interior design completed in Taipei City, Taiwan. The workplace covers about 562 square meters and contains a hall, a reception counter, a semi-open conference room, a private conference room, an open plan office area and a raised stage area for training and lectures. Only three rooms are enclosed, while the other desks are placed in an open layout that supports frequent discussion. Flexible furniture allows changing team arrangements. The exposed ceiling restores the maximum room height, and leaf pattern wallpaper covers the six main beams.

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Designer: Musen Design Design: Interior Design Category: Interior

Static

Static is a residential interior design for a family home in Taichung, Taiwan. The exterior features a light grey stone facade and picture windows for a subtle appearance. Four wood brick archways form the entrance and add depth to the space. The living room was arranged as a place for receiving guests, and the front door combines titanium elements with frosted glass to admit natural light. A central wooden staircase coated in titanium connects each floor. The interior and exterior cover 380.2 square meters in total.

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Designer: Mei Hsuan Chiu Design: Sushi Restaurant Category: Interior

Fishes Migrating

Fishes Migrating is the interior design of a sushi restaurant in Taipei, Taiwan, covering 178 square meters. The design moves away from the dark tones common in Japanese restaurants and creates a bright and modern space. Circular acrylic sheets in several tangerine tones cover the wall surfaces and suggest the image of migrating fish. The sushi counter is placed in the central area and encloses the existing columns, so the cooking can be seen from every seat. Bar stools, dining tables and booths serve different group sizes.

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Designer: Grande Development Limited Design: Interior Design Category: Interior

Casa Marina

Casa Marina is the interior design of an eight-storey private house in Tai Po, Hong Kong. The 2,006 square feet residence follows a minimalist concept that suits the owner's request for simplicity. Fewer than five colours are used throughout the home to create a harmonious and consistent experience. Wooden elements and wooden flooring connect the levels and link the house to the private garden. Stylised chandeliers and wall lamps act as decoration and lower the focal point in the high-ceiling rooms. Darker tones balance the strong daylight of the floor-to-ceiling windows.

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