Interior

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Designer: Po Wei Lee Design Type: Residential House Category: Interior

The realm of purity

The Realm of Purity is a residential interior design for a home of about 182 square meters. The layout includes an entrance, living room, dining room, kitchen, storeroom, four bedrooms and three bathrooms. Grayscale tones create a calm and tranquil space. Mirrors set into the wallpaper beside the sofa reflect light and add visual depth. A marble television wall recalls a starry sky. Walnut flooring adds warmth, and a glass partition defines the dressing room. The project was completed in 2020 in Zhubei City, Taiwan.

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Designer: Ting-Chang Chang Design Type: Residence Category: Interior

Balmy Beam

Love Story is a residential interior design for a two-level home in Taiwan. The indoor floor area is about 214.87 square meters. The layout includes an entrance, a living room, a dining and kitchen area, a multi-function room, an audio-visual room, a storage room, two bedrooms and three bathrooms. Symmetrical and extended spatial arrangements are combined with light and elegant colors. The main materials are steel-brushed stone veneer, Silestone and natural marble. A mirror effect and gray marble line the stairs. Smart devices improve daily comfort.

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Designer: Chen Chin-Shu Design Type: Residential Space Category: Interior

Warming Fun

Warming Fun is a residential interior design created for a house more than twenty years old in Taipei, Taiwan. The renovation removes a traditional Japanese style room and turns the original four rooms into three, enlarging the public areas and the children's room. The living room and the dining room are joined into one space. A large custom solid wood table stands at the center and supports dining, games, reading and work. Wood, stone and fabric soften the cool tone of the interior. The plan is intended to bring the family closer.

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Designer: Pandin Ounchanum Design Type: Classroom Category: Interior

SatitCMU Kidspace

SatitCMU Kidspace is a school interior for kindergarten and primary classrooms. The renovation keeps the hexagonal form of a modern building from 1968. The first floor serves the kindergarten level and follows a forest theme. The second floor serves the primary level and follows a sky theme, while the restroom follows an ocean theme. A play space in the main hall holds an elephant playground, based on a symbol of Chiang Mai University. Six trapezoid tables join to form one hexagonal table for group learning. Curved wooden furniture and soft cushions suit the scale and safety of children.

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Designer: Chien Hung Lu Design Type: Residence Category: Interior

Residence with the Green View

Residence With The Green View is the interior design of a 148.5 square meter home in Taipei, Taiwan. The light industrial style avoids extra ornament and creates a simple and calm atmosphere. A wall in the old kitchen was removed to bring daylight into the rear balcony and to form a semi-open kitchen. An island counter improves air circulation between the kitchen and the dining room. Heat-recovery ventilation keeps the air fresh without open windows. The ceilings are coated with diatomaceous earth to balance indoor humidity.

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Designer: Sung Hsing Lee Design Type: Residential Category: Interior

Connect Circulate

Connect Circulate is a residential interior design for a two-story house of about 595 square meters. Clean lines and a double-height living room create an open, gallery-like space for family gatherings. Cantilever stairs were moved beside the wall so that the second-floor corridor remains complete and the two levels are closely linked. The light stair structure gives a sense of visual penetration. Clear glass separates the corridor from the void. Materials include wood veneer, tiles, stove finish, metals and wood flooring. Large openings bring in natural light and views of the greenery.

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Designer: Ting-Chieh Su Design Type: Residential Space Category: Interior

Quality Makes Life

Quality Makes Life is a residential interior design project of 105.8 square meters completed in Taipei, Taiwan. The entrance is defined by a wooden lattice and a marble wall, and a vertical line acts as visual guidance. Stone and wood grains are mixed and matched in the public area. A base wall of light brown marble runs through the living room to unify the atmosphere. The sofa back wall is finished with a customized Italian paint and linear lights. A multi-purpose room is separated by a glass sliding door with a built-in light belt for privacy.

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Designer: Ming-Ling Yang Design Type: Restaurant Category: Interior

Lago Bistro

Lago Bistro is a restaurant set in a century-old San-Ho-Yuan house in Hsinchu, Taiwan. The San-Ho-Yuan is a traditional three-section complex with a central hall and two wings placed perpendicular to it, covering 150 square meters. The original structure is preserved, while the interior is renewed through layout planning, materials and lighting design. A glass facade opens the main hall to the lake and the surrounding trees. The main hall holds a dining table, a bar and a sofa area. The left wing is a kitchen, and the right wing hosts group meetings and dining.

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Designer: Rita Chraibi Design Type: Residential Apartment Category: Interior

Monad Terrace

Monad Terrace is a residential apartment interior located in Miami Beach. The residence is the first completed home within a building by Ateliers Jean Nouvel and developer JDS Development Group. The apartment measures 5,193 square feet in total, with 3,350 square feet of interior space and 1,843 square feet of exterior space. The interior design fuses interior design and fashion design in order to humanize the space. Furniture was selected exclusively from the Jean Paul Gaultier collection for Roche Bobois. The project was completed in January 2020.

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Designer: Chao-Ying Chen Design Type: Office Category: Interior

Creativity and Blueprint

Creativity and Blueprint is an office interior design created for an architecture and interior design company. The office covers 203.5 square meters. Glass partitions replace conventional solid partitions, so the space stays transparent and the sense of hierarchy is reduced. The open layout is intended to improve communication among staff. Broad floor-to-ceiling windows support air circulation and bring daylight into the interior, so less artificial lighting is needed and electricity use is lowered. The order of the space follows the working logic of the company.

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Designer: Ping Yu Kuo Design Type: Residential Showflats Category: Interior

Forest breath

Forest Breath is a residential show flat interior located in Taichung City, Taiwan. The 104 square meter home includes a living room, kitchen, dining area, study, master bedroom, two further rooms and a bathroom. The wall between the living room and the study was removed to enlarge the public area and increase the sense of depth. A shared ceiling links the living and dining rooms, and the same marble connects both spaces. Multi layer planting on the balcony brings greenery and sunlight inside. Materials include marble, quartz lamina, wood, glass and steel.

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Designer: Kamran Koupaei Design Type: Residential House Category: Interior

Number Seven

The architect combined the modern interior and historical context in the process of design. Under the dominant atmosphere of modernism, the designer uses the language of design to create dialogue with space, color and culture. In sharp contrast between the old and the new, the low-spirited building is revive. The most appealing part of this project is the arch. The blue color of the floor also is one of the positive part.

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