Interior

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Designer: Jian Huang Design Type: Hotel Category: Interior

Dali Dusit

Dali Dongsheng Dusit is a resort hotel interior design located near Erhai Lake in Dali. The project covers 31000 square meters and combines local decorative culture with the hotel architecture. The limited ceiling height of the public areas was addressed by optimizing the top surface shape, adjusting equipment routes and adding decoration to the walls, which draws attention in the horizontal direction. Natural materials such as wood veneer, rough stone, rattan, matte metal, bronze and brass are used. Neutral beige and earth tones are combined with orange, green and blue accents.

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Designer: Zheng Xi Pang, Yun Ting Wu Design Type: Home Space Category: Interior

Cornerstone

Cornerstone of House is a residential interior design for an apartment of 85 square meters in Taipei. The home is located near a school district and a park. The original space is small and the ceiling is low, which limits the routing of the air conditioning pipes. A curved ceiling, varied tiles and colored walls create a distinct spatial experience. Color is used to define the function and the scope of each area. The study wall is halved to keep power supply for the desk and to add storage. Materials include marble, stainless steel, iron and tempered glass.

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Designer: Chi Wei Lin and Yu Chih Chang Design Type: Residential Apartment Category: Interior

Slow Living

Slow Living is a residential apartment interior design of 524 square meters in Taichung City, Taiwan. The original layout was kept, so the furnishings follow the existing air conditioning pipes and flooring. Old fittings were removed, the ceiling was renovated, and the cooling capacity of the air conditioning system was planned again. A partial wall clad in thin slate forms the television wall and widens the sense of space. Walls of natural paint and rice straw, a wood grille and plants beside the window create a calm and plain atmosphere.

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Designer: Chen-Yu Yeh Design Type: Office Category: Interior

Warmth of Industrial Style

Warm and Cozy Space is an office interior designed for an e-commerce and digital media agency in Taipei City, Taiwan. The interior covers about 496 square meters and includes a reception counter area, an open seating office area and private meeting rooms. The open layout and the island discussion area support intensive communication. Natural light from the existing windows is diffused into the rooms and supported by warm artificial lighting. Wooden floors, iron pieces, lacquered glass and stone materials replace the cold feeling of a traditional office.

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Designer: Celia Chu Design & Associates Design Type: Show Flat Category: Interior

One Park Taipei

One Park Taipei is a show flat located in central Taipei, Taiwan. The interior covers 500 square metres and includes a living space, a dining room, two kitchens, four bedrooms, four bathrooms, a powder room and a butler room. The layout opens the plan to a width of 14 metres and directs the view toward the nearby central park. A silver art glass fireplace forms the central feature. Materials include marble, timber, metal, tinted stainless steel, lacquer, leather and fabric. Lighting scenes change the atmosphere from day to night.

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Designer: Su- Hsiang Hung Design Type: Residential Apartment Category: Interior

Prelude to Happiness

Prelude to Happiness is a residential apartment interior design of 135 square meters in Taichung, Taiwan. The foyer reveals generous storage, including a concealed black enamel cabinet, a hidden shoe cabinet and a shoe bench. A partition screen shaped as a cross serves as both storage and a religious display for the owners. The lounge combines a grey sofa with a blue back wall, the color favored by the owners. Large French windows bring in natural light and extend the view toward the outdoor scenery.

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Designer: Yung-Hsi Peng, Zhi-Yun Hung, Parn Shyr Design Type: Reception Center Category: Interior

Oriental Zen

Oriental Zen is a reception center in Zhonghe District, New Taipei City, Taiwan. The interior occupies a two-story building, and minimal design techniques were used to resolve the irregular shape and structural limits of the original space. A structural column on the first floor is clad in black painted metal and forms the main visual feature. Vertical metal lines link the floors and create a bamboo forest effect. Oriental elements such as lattices, calligraphy and a lotus pond artwork are combined with lighting so that light and shadow are interwoven. Green landscape is brought indoors.

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Designer: Shi Zhe Lo Design Type: Residential Apartment Category: Interior

Home of Brightness

Home of Brightness is a residential interior design for a villa of 512 square meters in Taichung City. The villa is remodeled into a calm and pleasant home for retirement. A simple classical style in bright white sets the main tone. Polished marble columns at the entrance catch the sunlight. The warm atmosphere continues into the living room, dining room and study room. A stainless steel television wall stands beside the large ceiling windows. Grey mirror and stripe lights mark the passage between the living room and the dining room.

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Designer: CHAN, PU LING Design Type: Residence Category: Interior

The Classical Rhyme

The Classical Rhyme is the interior design of a 396 square meter detached villa. Wooden surfaces are combined with white, gray, black and earth tone colors to form an elegant tonality. Partitions in the public area were removed, and hidden cabinets and mirrors create implicit boundaries between the entrance, living room, dining room and kitchen. French windows support air convection, and small windows above the kitchen counter discharge waste gases. All rooms use zero formaldehyde materials, LED lighting and energy saving appliances. Walls and most cabinets use eco friendly wood panels.

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Designer: Viacheslav Pytailo Design Type: Comfort For Life Category: Interior

ROYAL APARTMENT

Royal Apartment is a residential interior design for a 64 square meter apartment in Kiev, Ukraine, completed in 2019. The plan includes a kitchen studio of 33 square meters, a bedroom, two large closets, a dressing room at the entrance and a bathroom. The style is modern classic with gold details. Venetian stucco, marble matched to the kitchen facades and floor tiles are used, and handmade coffee and dining tables are combined with Italian furniture. The narrow corridor was widened, and the bedroom and the living room were exchanged so that daylight reaches the whole space.

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Designer: Yi-Lun Hsu Design Type: Interior Design Category: Interior

Mezzanine Apartment

The mezzanine apartment which the space function is priority in planning is 4.3 meters high. The upper floor is a private area and the lower floor is a public area. Because of adding to the fun of the high space, the main TV wall of the living room is embossed with a 15 degree V-shaped sloping wood. The light scattered from the bay window is evenly covered with the living room. The interior presents a natural green life when the plants can be hung freely on the railing of the second floor which is made of punched-plate.

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Designer: Chun Che Chen Design Type: Design and Life Category: Interior

A Small House: Prelude

A Small House: Prelude is a residential interior design completed in Taipei, Taiwan. Windows form the main architectural feature, creating a visual vanishing point, opening distant views and letting daylight enter freely. The windows also support a dialog between nature and the indoor space. The floor plan follows the lifestyle of the owner. Folding doors, walls and partitions are avoided, so the space itself connects each area. An art corner presents a chair owned by the client against pure white stone, which highlights the classic form of the furniture.

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