Interior

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Designer: HUANG JO HSI Design: Residence Category: Interior

Air Of Elegance

Air Of Elegance is a residential interior design covering about 122 square meters. The home includes a foyer, an open study, an open dining room and kitchen, three bedrooms and two bathrooms. Elements similar to boutique hotels are placed in each area. At the entrance, a separate hallway is formed by a double sided cabinet and tawny glass. A television cabinet shaped as a fireplace is the main focus of the living room. Large windows bring daylight into the kitchen. Movable furniture divides the open space into calm regions.

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Designer: Li Min Chen Design: Office Category: Interior

Simplicity

Simplicity is an office interior design covering 410 square meters in Taichung, Taiwan. The scheme follows a modern style, with a calm grey tone matched with pure white. Closed partitions are removed, so sunlight and outdoor greenery reach the open plan. Glass and iron elements give the interior a light and transparent effect, while LED strips divide the space through light. A spiral staircase connects the upper and lower offices. The staircase is made of steel panels and curved glass and is placed near the balcony to face the landscape.

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Designer: Ya-Ching Yu Design: Public Space Category: Interior

Symphonic Movement

Undulating Symphonic Movement is a residential lobby interior in Taipei, Taiwan, covering 82.5 square meters. The design is inspired by music. A wave-like wooden ceiling was curved and formed on site, and a central pendant light of brass tubes recalls organ pipes. Custom doors of 10 feet in height are woven from brass, wood-grained copper sheeting, mirror and clear glass. A floor-to-ceiling window with iron slats of varying height frames a garden view. Teak, marble and chiseled granite complete the calm space.

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Designer: TSAI DUNG LIN Design: Residential Category: Interior

Fish Migration

Migration was come up from a Chinese idiom - "like a fish in the water". It’s a metaphor we use that home is the only place that makes people feel at ease and peace. Infinity, the mathematical symbol, is an idea of interior flow that people can strongly feel like Fish Migration with the flow. With the use of black iron, concrete, and old woods to create different airflow, light, and extension of vision. Migration conveys the sense of simplicity and silence which also are represented the households’ lifestyle and living philosophy.

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Designer: Hao Gu Design: Residence Category: Interior

Beijing Golf Palace

Beijing Golf Palace is a residential interior design for an apartment of 228 square meters in Beijing. The design was inspired by the trees around the building. Large French windows connect the interior with the natural landscape outside. The living room is arranged with natural elements, including a Chinese silk tapestry and frescoes with vivid colors. Large white surfaces are combined with high-saturation colors that recall lively oil paintings. Main materials are Jazz white marble, stone-effect porcelain tiles, three-ply wood panel and mirrored stainless steel.

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Designer: Nicoletta Santini Design: Exhibition Stand Category: Interior

Hello Future

"Less is more" is the philosophy, which inspired the project of this modern and minimal exhibition stand. Simplicity combined with functionality and emotional connection were the concepts behind this design. The futurist shape of the structure combined with the simplified lines of the displays such as the range of exhibited products and graphics and the quality of materials and finishing define this project. In addition to that, the illusion of a different gate because of the viewpoint changes is the element that makes this stand unique.

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Designer: Yu-Chun Yi Design: Residence Category: Interior

Bathing in Sunshine

Bathing in the Sunshine is a residential interior design for an apartment of 135.5 square meters in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The home contains an entrance, a living room, a dining room, a kitchen, a study, three bedrooms and three bathrooms. Wood grain surfaces, marble tiles and a light color palette create a warm and calm atmosphere. Many storage cabinets and a window seat used as a reading area are provided. The bedroom is placed between the dressing room and the bathroom to keep the dressing room dry. Furniture was rearranged to improve circulation in the narrow hallway.

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

The Golden Riveria

Water is shapeless and formless. The characteristic of water is projected in this interior design. It can become an irregular geometric pattern mosaic wall feature at the door entrance. Meanwhile, a ripple shape chandelier lighting is demonstrated in the dining room. The concept of wavy and curvy extended to every corner of the room in different form of material like mosaic, wall panel or fabric, whilst the use of color like blue, black, white and gold created an appealing accent.

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Designer: Tzu-Yi Yang and Chun Chun Yang Design: Residential Category: Interior

Elegance of Wood

Elegant Whirling of Wood is a residential interior design for a home of 117 square meters in Taichung City, Taiwan. The layout includes an entrance, living room, dining room, kitchen, tatami room, guest room, further bedrooms and bathrooms. Large teak and mahogany logs owned by the client are used throughout, including a table board 12 centimeters thick and 3.6 meters long in the television cabinet. Black, white and grey tones, iron elements, glass and natural stone balance the weight of the wood. The innermost room was turned into a tatami room to add daylight.

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Designer: Kevin Zhou Design: Sales Center Category: Interior

Yuzhou Group Tangshan Foushan

Yuzhou Group Tangshan Foushan is a sales center located in Tangshan City. The interior covers 420 square meters. The design combines traditional Chinese elements with a clear and simple contemporary style. Stone and wood are the main materials, and each piece keeps its natural character. Gray tones, matte metallic textures and old artworks create a calm atmosphere. In the meeting areas and VIP booths, wooden screens depict the beauty of Chinese natural landscapes. The intent is to present culture through space and careful detail.

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Designer: Monique Lee Design: Restaurant Category: Interior

Kaiseki Den

Kaiseki Den by Saotome, employs distinctive Wabi-sabi design elements of simplicity, raw texture, modesty and nature to exemplify Zen meaning behind Kaiseki cuisine. Shopfront is built with natural composite wood strips giving a three-dimensional visual effect. The entrance corridor and VIP rooms with Japanese Karesansui elements evoke imagination of being in a peaceful sanctuary undisturbed by the hustle and bustle of the city. The interior in a most simple layout with minimum decoration. The clear-cut wooden lines and translucent wagami paper with soft lighting keep a spacious feeling.

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Designer: Kunihisa Akiyama Design: Cinema complex Category: Interior

United Cinemas Urawa

The cinema lobby, corridor walls and ceiling painted in white and the carpet is black. A projection room is glazed so customers can see projectors and engineers which actually works there. There is a Projection Museum. The Museum has the 35mm Film Projector, a Xenon Lamp, 35mm films and 70mm films, a Open Reel and Tools. A Cinema Library Cafe is available which has 500 books about movies. These elements stimulate customers' intellectual curiosity and the sophisticated interior space takes on a role of harmonizing them.

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