Interior

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Designer: Yung-Hsi Peng, Zhi-Yun Hung, Parn Shyr Design: Reception Center Category: Interior

Oriental Zen

Oriental Zen is a reception center in Zhonghe District, New Taipei City, Taiwan. The interior occupies a two-story building, and minimal design techniques were used to resolve the irregular shape and structural limits of the original space. A structural column on the first floor is clad in black painted metal and forms the main visual feature. Vertical metal lines link the floors and create a bamboo forest effect. Oriental elements such as lattices, calligraphy and a lotus pond artwork are combined with lighting so that light and shadow are interwoven. Green landscape is brought indoors.

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Designer: Hsin Hui Chang Design: Residence Category: Interior

Enjoy Life

Enjoy Life is a four-story residence with a total design area of 212 square meters. The interior follows an industrial theme. The ground floor holds the living room, dining area and kitchen. A master bedroom and changing room are on the first floor, two children's rooms on the second floor, and a gym and chess room on the third floor. The solid wall between the living room and the kitchen was removed, and sliding and folding doors allow the kitchen to be opened or kept separate. Materials include iron, off-form concrete, glass, veneer and cement finish.

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Designer: Chun Han Lee Design: Health Management Center Category: Interior

Hygeia Grand

Hygeia Grand is a health management center in Taipei. White is used as the base color of the space, while mirror, marble, titanium and molding add a refined texture. Curved forms link the ceiling, the reception counter and the television wall, and guide visitors from the entrance to the counter and then to the waiting area. Rose gold titanium details appear on the main wall, the counter and the chair feet. The consulting rooms are finished in earth tones to help clients feel relaxed. Imported tiles reduce visible joints and make the 2.1 meter ceiling height feel broader.

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Designer: Daisuke Nagatomo and Minnie Jan Design: Office Lobby and Cafeteria Category: Interior

Vibes

Vibes is an office lobby and cafeteria interior created for a machine manufacturing company in Hsinchu, Taiwan. The design is inspired by the flow of digital information and uses clean and fluid forms. Glass, stone, ceramics and wood are applied as interior finishes. Digitally milled wood louvers rise through the open vertical space of the lobby. An opening between the two floors supports communication between staff. The basement cafeteria uses warm wood surfaces and opens toward the courtyard. A blue accent color renews the corporate image.

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Designer: Zumn Design Studio Design: Residential Interior Design Category: Interior

Living Haven

Living Haven is a residential interior design for a family duplex in Taipei, Taiwan. The lower level holds the living room, dining area, kitchen, master bedroom and a multi-purpose studio. The upper level is given to the children, with bedrooms, a playroom and a wide hallway. A tempered glass wall reaches from floor to ceiling to protect the children and to let natural light pass through. Curves shape the arched door frames, the cabinet edges and the stairway handrail. Recessed lighting gives a soft ambiance to the white and natural wood palette.

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Designer: Ching-Ya Chou Design: Residential Apartment Category: Interior

Modern Classical

Modern Classical is a residential apartment interior design covering 158.7 square meters. The plan divides the space into a wide public area at the front, a quiet study room and a guest toilet in the middle, and a private area at the rear. The layout keeps damp air from the bathroom away from the main rooms. The design combines modern and new classical elements, and subtle classical details are applied to modern structures through diverse materials. Decorative mirrors, a chandelier, carved panels, marble, wood and paintings shape the interior.

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Designer: Jeffrey Zee Design: Club Category: Interior

Ariia Party

Ariia Party is a nightclub interior located in Hangzhou, China. The venue covers 5731 square meters and brings together music, art and social spaces. Curved surfaces, powerful lines and metallic textures shape a dynamic and elegant atmosphere. In the lobby, modern decor and diverse geometric lines create a relaxed setting with strong visual impact. A honeycomb structure divides the private rooms and adds depth and a sense of mystery. Through-carved aluminum plates and programmable lighting form an immersive experience for visitors seeking varied sensory impressions.

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Designer: Kira Design Limited Design: Show Flat Category: Interior

Ocean Coral

In designing with the purpose of increase aesthetic value, the design team has chosen the living coral tone as the theme color for this unit. In addition, there is a display shelf that features with the exquisite artwork decorations beside. The whole space is beneath under the decorative champagne gold mirror, which was also an echo installation to the wooden strip feature wall back on the sofa. For all of the results, the design team has highlighted the details by using stainless steel and the whole unit was decorated in luxury modern style.

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Designer: Wen Cheng Fu Design: Apartment Category: Interior

Leisurable Light Contrast

Leisurable Light Contrast is an apartment interior design covering 130 square meters. The original layout was reorganized to suit the residents, because the closed kitchen and the small master bedroom did not meet their needs. Partitions were removed, and a central island shaped like a dining table was placed behind the foyer, while the kitchen remains on the inner side to limit cooking fumes. The living room ceiling was removed to increase the height, and vertical racks display two bicycles on the main wall. Greyish blue paint contrasts with the wood surfaces.

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Designer: Jian Huang Design: Hotel Category: Interior

Dali Dusit

Dali Dongsheng Dusit is a resort hotel interior design located near Erhai Lake in Dali. The project covers 31000 square meters and combines local decorative culture with the hotel architecture. The limited ceiling height of the public areas was addressed by optimizing the top surface shape, adjusting equipment routes and adding decoration to the walls, which draws attention in the horizontal direction. Natural materials such as wood veneer, rough stone, rattan, matte metal, bronze and brass are used. Neutral beige and earth tones are combined with orange, green and blue accents.

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Designer: Yu Jen Tsai Design: Residential House Category: Interior

Silent

Silent is a residential interior design for a 138 square meter home in Taoyuan City, Taiwan. Black and white tones define the rational outline of the space, while wood veneer and brightly colored furnishings add warmth. Marble runs through the public areas and meets other materials in a harmonious dialogue. The kitchen combines black baked glass with white cabinets for a minimalist atmosphere. Purple and white stone, iron pieces and grey mirror add further accents. Open planning and a continuous stacking technique extend the horizon.

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Designer: Jack Leung Design: Watch Shop Category: Interior

Nakajima

Nakajima is a watch shop interior located in Hong Kong. The design draws on the simple elegance of classic timepieces. A binary corridor display forms the core of the layout and guides visitors through the space like a tunnel of time. Stone surfaces, refined materials and special lighting create a calm and luxurious setting. The display windows are finished with care, so each collection and its heritage remain the focus. The interior offers a place to slow down within a fast moving city. The works were completed in about 40 days.

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