Interior

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Designer: Jung Chi Hsu Design Type: Residence Category: Interior

Glamorous Uniformity

Glamorous Uniformity is a residential interior design for an apartment of about 81 square meters. The entrance is lined with a dark metal wall of cabinets that reaches the ceiling and runs along the aisle. A white marble niche is set into the metal wall and leads to the white marble kitchen island. Walls in the public areas are beige and match the light floor tiles. Fabric textured wallpaper and cabinets follow the tone of the curtains. The original layout was rearranged to form an open kitchen and dining hall and a larger master bedroom with a dressing room.

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Designer: Above Space Design Type: Restaurant Category: Interior

Nanxiang Bailian

Nanxiang Bailian is a restaurant interior design covering 690 square meters in Fuzhou, China. The interior combines references to traditional Cantonese design with a modern architectural style. Terrazzo is used as the main surface material for its luster and texture. Painted wooden screens add a sense of warmth and enrich the color scheme of the whole space. The indoor lighting uses several groups of point light sources, so that every table is well lit. The number and position of the partitions were adjusted to keep the space open while protecting the privacy of diners.

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Designer: Shanhejinyuan Design Type: Sales Offices Category: Interior

Zhonghai Club

Zhonghai Club is a sales office and clubhouse interior located in Beijing. The design uses the passage of time as its main theme. Artworks from different periods are placed throughout the space and set in dialogue with Italian furniture. The lines and proportions of that furniture are continued in the interior detailing. Metal, stone, wood and leather panels are combined, and the details give the rooms a quiet and elegant character. A large sculpture forms the central feature. The intent is an arts center that joins aesthetics and function.

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Designer: Andy Leung Design Type: Office Category: Interior

Bauhinia Business Center

Ningbo Bauhinia Business Center is an office interior of 1548 square meters located in Ningbo, China. The design takes its inspiration from the container terminals of the port city. Container forms, bright colors and geometric blocks are arranged in an orderly way to create an industrial character. Each individual space is treated as a box that is stacked and redistributed to form open areas. Industrial die-cast corrugated metal panels add texture. Movable partitions divide the meeting area, which can stay open or be closed for privacy.

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Designer: Shu Na Hung Design Type: Residential Space Category: Interior

Culture and Elegance

Culture and Elegance is a residential interior design for a 200 square metre house completed in 2018 in Taichung, Taiwan. The living room, the reading area and the dining room are connected in an open layout, and the absence of partitions lets natural light reach the interior. Grey mirrors on the walls guide the light further. Pale marble sets the basic tone, while one highlight is placed in each space, such as the curved red chair in the living room. Solid wood shutter blades with adjustable angles control the afternoon sun and reduce energy use.

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Designer: Yi Ta Lee Design Type: Residence Category: Interior

Serene Elegance

Serene Elegance is a single-family vacation house completed in Taipei, Taiwan. Concrete and black stone form the exterior, while large areas of glass connect the interior with the surrounding green landscape. The double-height living room rises six meters and is finished with wood and stone materials. A light-colored marble television wall reaches the ceiling and extends the sense of space. High-toughness tiles create texture on the floor and the facade. A heat insulation film on the building surface reduces the effect of summer sunlight.

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Designer: Lo Hsiao-Li Design Type: Multi Residential Category: Interior

Doctors of Design

Doctors of Design is an interior design for a two-bedroom apartment of 76 square meters in New Taipei City. The wall between the living room and the dining room was removed to improve the flow of light and movement through the home. The dining room now also serves as a place to read, work and drink coffee. A folding glass door can close the dining room when privacy is needed, while daylight is still shared. The materials include wooden veneer, laminate flooring, patterned glass, tawny glass and solid pine panels.

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Designer: Junhua Du Design Type: Spa Category: Interior

Narada Resort

Narada Resort is a hotel interior design located in the Laoshan scenic area of Qingdao. The design takes the journeys of European missionaries of a hundred years ago as its starting point. European architectural language shapes the main interior spaces, supported by Chinese details and local folk culture. The materials include stone, brushed bronze, wire art glass, mountain wood veneer, lacquered board, wallpaper, art paint and art flooring. The banquet hall was enlarged from 560 to 680 square meters, so the capacity rose to 420 guests. The total area is 40000 square meters.

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Designer: Xin Ma Design Type: Experience Center Category: Interior

Wenzhong Liquor

Wenzhong Liquor is an experience center built inside a distillery workshop in Zunyi. A plank road connects the visitor route and links the brewing craft hall, the company culture hall, the wine storehouse trail, the central bar and the tasting area. The red tone of local Danxia stone and of sorghum, the brewing grain, guides the color scheme. Cement, steel and modern rammed earth form the interior surfaces, and these materials also resist fire. The original factory frame is low, so a second floor was opened in the core area to gain height and spatial presence.

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Designer: Chuanjin Sun Design Type: Spa Category: Interior

Fuzhou Zhimu

Fuzhou Zhimu is a spa interior located on the third floor of an office building in Fuzhou, China. The project covers 2361 square meters. A natural landscape stands in front of the entrance, and guests walk along a long path through a rectangular block. The path is intended to help visitors leave the noise of the city behind. In the reception area, stone, wood and metal are kept within one color range to create an immersive setting. The visual focus is a bamboo painting seen in mist, which recalls a bamboo forest. The design draws on local tea and bamboo culture.

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Designer: Monique Lee Design Type: Residential Category: Interior

Le Utopia

One major feature of the design is a mega image of the iconic Big Ben of the entrance. It adorns the space with a sense of leisure. The use of gentle stone grey as the design's theme colour is a rich resonance with the natural scenery outside. The dining and living rooms along the French windows enjoy natural light source and a panoramic seaview. The marble stone furniture and pattern enrich a breezy ambience while master bedroom's earthy tone builds a resting mood ideal for bedtime.

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Designer: AS Interior Design Design Type: Residential Category: Interior

Reflections of Tomorrow

Reflections of Tomorrow is a residential interior design completed in Taiwan in 2020. The layout links the entrance, dining room, living room and open study into one continuous public area, while a master bedroom, a second bedroom and a bathroom form the private area. Irregular beveled shapes cut across the walls, which combine wallpaper, cement board, tawny glass, black glass and metal plate. The ceiling is raised gradually from one corner to the opposite side to avoid the beams. Large windows draw daylight into the deeper parts of the home.

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