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The North Coast villa interior design is a perfect blend of innovation and timeless elegance. This turnkey project showcases flawless time and budget management, exceeding the client's expectations with high-quality results. Its balance between functionality and aesthetic appeal is remarkable, with a seamless fusion of modern and contemporary elements. The use of high-quality materials, thoughtful layout, and attention to detail are some strengths that make this design stand out.
Touch Tea is a tea shop interior in Tianjin, China, covering a total area of 300 square meters. The open and dispersed layout brings cubism into architecture and forms flexible zones where young people can meet, share and talk. The main materials are water washed stone, red brick, stainless steel and KD modified plate. An intelligent curtain and light control system shifts the indoor color temperature through the day. A large LED panel of 6 by 3 meters and a surround sound system support the atmosphere. The project was completed in October 2022.
Qionghua Jiuzhang Mansion is a model house interior located in Jinan, Shandong, China. The 346 square meter residence applies oriental gardening methods, placing water, trees, rocks and trails indoors, together with a water rippled mirror. Metal, marble, wood art and leather are used as the main materials. The entrance corner of the master room is turned into a quiet reading place. Panoramic floor to ceiling windows with a 90 degree view bring light into the rooms. Artworks, ornaments and collectibles reflect the tastes and interests of the residents.
Ryukyu Sanctuary is a restaurant interior located on Kokusai-dori Avenue in Naha, Okinawa. The facade is shaped like a coral shell, formed from custom-curved steel bars hand-painted in coral blue and emerald tones. Passing through the entrance, guests move from the busy street into a calm dining room. Hand-plastered walls recreate the texture of coral formations. A stained glass partition of 4700 by 1700 millimetres carries motifs of the sea and land of Okinawa. Ryukyu glass and indirect lighting complete the space.
First Bloom is a residential interior design for a family home in Taiwan. The interior of 171.9 square meters contains four rooms, a living room and a dining room. The social area forms the core of the home, with looped circulation around the living room and the kitchen island. A grounded cabinet provides storage, display and concealment, while a curved television wall integrates niches and indirect lighting. Warm wood veneer, soft white surfaces, rattan and travertine counters were chosen for durability and easy maintenance.
This show unit is inspired by the Wabi-Sabi aesthetic, where the balance of organic curves and paneling seamlessly links the different areas of the interior. To capture the spirit of Wabi-Sabi, the main colour palette is composed of earthy, muted tones, such as browns, greys, beiges and a hint of natural green, reminiscent of traditional Japanese homes built from earth and mud. With an harmonious balance of these colours, the space will be infused with harmony and realness, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.
Pulo Market is an interior design for a two-story retail and catering building in Zhengzhou, China. The building has a wood structure with a flat roof and a sloping roof. The interior work organizes the functions and the arrangement of the space. Dyed wood veneer is used as the main decorative material, so the building and the interior share one visual language. The design follows green ecology principles and links the inner street landscape with the interior. The intent is a warm social space at a human scale.
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Rattan and Crane is a residential interior design scheme based on oriental culture. The scheme combines classic oriental elements with a modern home space to offer living solutions with a regional character. Custom cabinets, wall panels, wooden doors, floors and smart devices are included. Rattan materials and digital pattern printing are used to create authentic oriental visual features. A crane pattern taken from traditional Chinese painting is turned into a mass-produced veneer wall panel. Storage spaces are customized to the function of each living area.
Meat Festival is the interior design of a Japanese yakiniku family restaurant in Taipei. The 224 square meter space is inspired by traditional Japanese festivals. Fireworks, goldfish fishing, street vendor stalls and children's games are reinterpreted as design elements. Large flags, light boxes, arch structures and the color red create a festive mood. Seating is arranged in the manner of small stalls, and translucent patterned glass divides the upper part of each area. Mesh screens and reflective materials keep the space lively while protecting the privacy of diners.
Colmo Ai Home is a home appliance experience center interior covering 225 square meters. The design presents smart appliances within a modern living setting. Minimalist colors and a simple style follow the New Bauhaus concept. Marble, metal and glass are combined to enrich the space and add visual and tactile layers. A triangle symbol taken from the brand name shapes the layout and guides the traffic flow. Concave and convex forms separate areas while visual continuity is kept. A central control system links the appliances into one intelligent home scenario.
Poetic and Artistic is the interior design of a five-storey residential house of 480 square metres in Kaohsiung City, Taiwan. The building is narrow and deep, so the layout was reorganised to improve daylight and the sense of space. The first and second floors form the public area and include a reception tea room, while the third to fifth floors hold bedrooms, a study and exercise rooms for a family of five. A large rock veneer wall rises to the second-floor ceiling, and floor-to-ceiling windows bring sunlight into the shared spaces.
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Scentbon Perfume is a fragrance store in Taipei, set in one of the city's old business districts. The front door is made of iron and wood, linking the modern interior with the street outside. The shop window brings natural light inside. The handles and signboard are made of stainless mirror, which reflects light and the branches of a Frangipani tree in the front garden. Two see-through stainless steel shelves display more than 240 fragrances in front of the original brick walls. Items can be moved and replaced easily, so customers and staff can reach every product directly.