Interior

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Designer: Tao Jiang Design Type: Villa Category: Interior

Chateau Regalia

Chateau Regalia is a villa interior design located in Beijing, China. The interior area is 1406.66 square meters and the garden area is 493.77 square meters. A metal screen at the entrance partly reveals the main room. The living room has a two-storey ceiling and a large French window that brings in natural light and a garden view. Chinese and western kitchens serve varied dietary needs. Green systems and intelligent energy-saving technology are used. The original building structure is kept to reduce material waste, and environment-friendly materials limit pollution.

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Designer: Li Tien Wen Design Type: Residential Category: Interior

Splash Ink

Splash Ink is a residential interior design for a family home. The living room is turned to a new direction to enlarge the shared space and to let sunlight reach deep into the interior. A large marble block forms the television wall between the living room and the corridor, separating active and quiet areas while the flow remains open. The stone and the wood veneer recall the gradations of oriental splash ink landscape painting. Hollowed titanium lines and titanium strip frames keep the space light. The door to the private area is widened to 1.2 meters.

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Designer: Syuan-Ta Chiu Design Type: Residential Apartment Category: Interior

Solo

Solo is a residential interior design for an apartment of 298 square metres. The long and narrow floor plan is divided symmetrically around a central space, forming 13 areas that include the public space, dining room, kitchen, master bedroom and second bedroom. A foyer enclosed by clear grey glass keeps its independence while remaining visually transparent, and links the public area with the master bedroom. A white piano stands at the centre and separates the living room from the dining room. Natural wood veneers and iron grilles decorate the master bedroom.

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Designer: Hsin-Yuan Lee Design Type: Sales Centre Category: Interior

Dazzling

Dazzling is a sales centre interior located in Chunghua City, Taiwan, covering 550 square meters. The design is based on Chinese kiln culture. In the exhibition space, irregular wood boards run from the walls to the ceiling and recall the ice crack patterns of Ge Kiln ceramics. Wall and ceiling lights shine through the gaps between the boards and are visible through the clear glass windows. The reception area beside the windows is divided by metal dividers with golden metal sheets and grey glass. Golden and blue tones refer to the golden wire and purple iron foot of the ceramics.

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Designer: Derson Chiu Design Type: Residence Category: Interior

Tranquil Zen

Tranquil Zen is a residential interior design completed in Hsinchu County, Taiwan. The layout includes a living and dining area, two bedrooms and a multi-functional room used for meditation and worship. A partition wall behind the television wall was removed to improve the views, the ventilation and the sense of space. Materials include finished concrete, genuine cedar, diatomaceous earth wall texture and timber flooring. Honeycomb curtains control shading and add insulation. The interior joins Japanese Zen style with minimalism to create a calm and simple home.

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Designer: Pei-Chun Tsai Design Type: Residential Lobby Category: Interior

Elegant Mansion

Elegant Mansion is a residential lobby interior completed in Taichung City. The lobby floor uses light-colored marble that extends to the wall behind the reception counter. A crystal chandelier lights the ceiling and spreads light through refraction. The reception area has a high ceiling and cream-colored sofas. A classroom in black and white tones sits beside a French window with transparent silk curtains. The doors and windows are 370 cm high. A tutor room and a sports area in pale wood tones complete the plan.

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Designer: Jian Neng Chen Design Type: Residence Category: Interior

Contemporary Domain

Contemporary Domain is a residential interior design completed in Taoyuan City, Taiwan. The interior combines Chinese classic elements with modern urban styling. At the entrance, a turning path with lighting, an abstract landscape painting and integrated storage protects privacy. A Chinese styled sliding door and a vertical timber grille frame the public areas. A dark round mirror in the dining area spreads the natural light and makes the space appear larger. A glass sliding panel of 1.2 meters separates the living room from the study. Storage is recessed into the walls.

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Designer: Cheung Chiu Hung Design Type: Hotel Category: Interior

Pearl River

Pearl River is a Cantonese restaurant interior of 495 square meters, located within a hotel in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. The design avoids both the dim atmosphere and the excessively extravagant style often seen in traditional Cantonese dining rooms. Spatial borders divide the plan into zones, and each zone holds seating of a different style to suit various customer groups. A large glass wall brings natural light onto the circular seats and frames the greenery outside. Marble and carved wood lines add depth. A tea area serves guests who wish only to drink tea.

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Designer: Tomohiro Katsuki Design Type: Sales Center Category: Interior

Moonlit Garden Wuxi

Moonlit Garden Wuxi is a sales center located in the New District of Wuxi, China. The interior uses regional materials linked to local industry, such as cloth, iron, bamboo and Taihu Lake stone. A twenty meter entrance passage uses mirrors to create repeated reflections that suggest a bamboo forest. The ground floor recalls the historical background of Wuxi through these local materials. A belt of artificial greenery is installed on the ceiling of the underground lounge. The facility remains open like a public park, so local residents can meet and interact.

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Designer: Darble Kong Design Type: Restaurant Category: Interior

Sishi Bajie

Sishi Bajie is a Chinese restaurant interior covering 350 square metres in Nanning. The design follows a minimalist approach, using simple materials and refined forms. Concrete and wood create a natural atmosphere, while leather and wall painting add detail to the private dining rooms. Different materials and colours mark the functional areas, so physical partitions are reduced and the layout stays open. Screens, medicine cabinets, ceramics and carvings are interpreted in a modern way. A porch finished in black iron marks the transition into the open dining area.

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Designer: T.K. CHU DESIGN Design Type: Show Flat Category: Interior

Super Player

Super Player is a show flat interior located in Beijing, with an area of 274 square meters. The project was created by renovating an existing building as part of an urban renewal program. A modular design idea called X-space allows the units of the apartment to be changed, disassembled, reorganized and expanded according to the needs of the residents. Curved lines run through the space and create a smooth visual experience. Soft leather and metal are widely used. French windows open the interior to the surrounding city view.

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Designer: Jofre Roca Calaf Design Type: Residential House Category: Interior

Escudellers

In the historic center of Barcelona, a dwelling is being renovated in a building built in 1840. It’s placed in the emblematic Escudellers Street, which was a center for the potter guild in the Middle Age. In the rehabilitation, we took into account traditional constructive techniques. The priority has been given to the preservation and restoration of the original building elements which, together with their historical patina, give a clear added value.

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