Interior

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Designer: Piheng Yang Design Type: Hotel Category: Interior

The Ecojoy City

The Ecojoy City is a boutique hotel interior located in a renovated building in Shenzhen. The design places low carbon principles first, supported by business, fashion and leisure functions. Recyclable metal, environmentally friendly flooring, wall materials and wall hangings are used across the 19280 square metre space. The limited ceiling height and the thick column grid of the original structure guide the layout. Green plants are placed indoors to link interior and exterior views. A water metering system records and analyses water use.

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Designer: Grace Kwai Design Type: Sales Office Category: Interior

Shimao Bright Lihu

Shimao Bright Lihu Bay is a sales office interior design covering 800 square meters in Wuxi, China. The reception lobby follows a palace style with a red and green palette. A front desk with vermilion table legs brightens the area, and a grainy hanging painting recalls stretching mountains. Curves in the ceiling and a spherical installation were inspired by the flowing Lihu Lake. In the negotiation area, red is combined with white, petal-shaped chairs and a black marble floor. Pink details add a soft and calm mood.

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Designer: Bennet Marburger Design Type: Exhibition Space Category: Interior

Computer College

Computer College is an interior renovation project for the College of Computer Science and Technology at Zhejiang University. The renovated area covers 900 square meters and includes a multi-functional exhibition hall, a conference room, a show room and other public spaces. The exhibition hall and the conference room use a light scheme with white metal panels and grey terrazzo. The show room follows a dark scheme with anthracite metal panels and linear LED light strips. Exhibition panels, screens and cabinets are integrated into the walls to keep the main areas free.

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Designer: Qing Jing Lin Co., Ltd Design Type: Residential Space Category: Interior

Qing Jing Lin Barclay

Qing Jing Lin Barclay is a residential interior design located in Tainan, Taiwan. The design responds to regional culture, urban character and local climate, which guide the space planning and the choice of building materials. Circulation, room arrangement, colour scheme, furniture and decoration are planned around the needs of the residents. An intake ventilation fan with a positive pressure system filters fine particles and uses a direct current motor that lowers electricity use. Building materials allow water to permeate, supporting soil water retention and rainwater discharge.

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Designer: Ken Thong Design Type: Residence Category: Interior

Eco Sanctuary 48

Inspired by the the stylish grandeur of a gentlemen's club, the luxurious vintage appeal of this design has transformed this residential space into a cozy, laid-back garden-home that doubles as a tasteful entertaining venue for social gatherings to cater to the family's needs. Each space is interconnected with the inclusion of floor-to-ceiling glass panels, resulting in a spacious open layout that boasts of an abundance of natural lighting, paired meticulously with choice decorative details to evoke a sense of sophistication that is worthy of its resort-like atmosphere.

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Designer: Grace Kwai Design Type: Sales Center Category: Interior

Lanwan Mansion

Lanwan Mansion is a sales center located in Yangzhou, China, a city with a long history. The interior is themed on a dream of fairy tales. At the lobby entrance, macaron-colored fairy tale figures and polygonal creatures simplify the atmosphere of the space. A cloud installation adds artistic elements to the interior and refines the soft and dreamy style. Colorful acrylic sculptures stand beside the stone sand table, while mirror walls and metal lines expand the sense of space. The design offers a calm place away from daily stress.

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Designer: Song Yang Design Type: Sales Center Category: Interior

Less Is More

Less Is More is a sales center located in the center of Wenling City. The interior covers 380 square meters and is arranged on two floors that remain independent yet support each other. Simplicity guides the design, and geometric art installations replace complex decorative elements. Wide blank surfaces let light define the space. The reception area is placed to one side, so visitors first see the large sand table. A minimalist marble counter and background wall, green plants and hanging art installations complete the interior.

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Designer: Tomohiro Katsuki Design Type: JAPANESE RESTAURANT Category: Interior

SUIGETSU JAPANESE RESTAURANT

Suigetsu Japanese Restaurant is a dining interior of 370 square metres in Chongqing, China. The design combines Chongqing and Japanese cultural references. Floor levels change in height to recall the local landscape. The plan follows the meeting paths of the Yangtze and Jialing rivers and also refers to Feng Shui principles. The ceiling is shaped like a folded fan, with an aluminium alloy frame and wood textured surfaces. Acrylic light boxes on the glass facade recall paper lanterns and glow at night.

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Designer: Millton Yu Design Type: Office Space Category: Interior

Star of Tomorrow

Star of Tomorrow is an office interior designed for a corporate headquarters in Taipei, Taiwan. The 466 square meter project includes an entrance hall, dance classrooms, studios, a multifunctional exhibition hall, a light food cafe and a rest area for guests. White walls and ceilings and cement floors with original texture reserve room for future displays. Meeting rooms and recreational areas can be changed to other uses by moving the furniture, so later rebuilding is avoided. Metal arc walls and lighting mark the entry to the main office area.

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Designer: Goi Jien Ming Design Type: Residential Category: Interior

Luxury of Silence

Fine and delicate materials imply the quality of the space in a luxury but humble way. A juxtaposition of the darkness and natural light to balance out the living space with sharp contrast. And a space that serves to expand and create a timeless space. The new volume of dark colors and the combination of marble and wood grain has greatly brought out the quality of the entire space. Integrating with indirect lighting and natural light to give a sense of warmness.

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Designer: Jus Tian Design Type: Teahouse Category: Interior

Tea Yard

Tea Yard is a teahouse interior of 860 square meters located in Jinhong. The design spreads several space boxes throughout a vegetation courtyard, so the garden is experienced between one room and the next. The traditional enclosure pattern of the Bai nationality informs the plan, and the outline of Erhai Lake shapes the interior landscape. Local rough stone, iron and blue wood products are combined with cotton and linen fabrics in blue, gray and brown tones. Local plants recall the tropical rainforest of Xishuangbanna and form quiet, private tea rooms.

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Designer: Prashant Chauhan Design Type: Single Owner Luxury Residence Category: Interior

Osia Villa

Osia Villa is a private residence set on a plot of 2800 square meters overlooking paddy fields. The design connects indoor and outdoor areas, blurring the boundary between shelter and landscape. Two terraces mark the villa: an east terrace arranged for breakfast and a west terrace on the second level used for evening gatherings. A pergola seating area on the recreational floor is supported by the existing beam grid and frames views of the setting sun. Materials were sourced locally, and the pavement uses waste granite pieces.

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