Interior

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Designer: Hsiao-Chi Chiang Design Type: Residential Category: Interior

Lovely My Casa

Lovely My Casa is a residential interior design for a 25-year-old house of about 100 square meters. The layout was reorganized to improve lighting, circulation, and the use of each room. At the entrance, semi-polished floor tiles with a stone texture are paired with a cabinet holding a built-in fish tank. A crafted arch with special paint on the living room wall connects the entrance and the television wall. The living room, dining room, and kitchen are set on one axis as a single open area. White materials and paints create a calm and spacious family home.

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Designer: Chien Hung Lu Design Type: Residential Apartment Category: Interior

Minimal Simplicity

Minimal Simplicity is a residential apartment interior in Yilan City, Taiwan. The property measures 116 square meters. The living room and dining room are combined into one public space. Black, white and grey form the main color tones, and wood tones are added for warmth. A square dining table reduces unnecessary use of space and supports face-to-face conversation between family members. Iron elements are combined with wood for a strong visual effect. Diatomaceous earth is used to regulate humidity in the rainy local climate. A Japanese style room sits behind the dining room.

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Designer: Xiongming Li Design Type: Office Category: Interior

Mountain Tourism

International Mountain Headquarters is an office interior located in Guiyang and completed in 2019. The project covers 24960 square meters. The design links the interior with the surrounding landscape and forms a series of indoor and outdoor spaces. A layered atrium brings sunlight, air and greenery into the building and connects the floors. Load-bearing columns in the lobby widen at the top like tree crowns. In the lecture hall, an undulating wooden ceiling recalls the silhouette of mountains. The design follows the aims of ecological protection, energy saving and comfort.

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Designer: Chia Mien Chang Design Type: Residential Apartment Category: Interior

Metaphors of Life

Metaphors of Life is a residential apartment interior design with an area of 198.348 square meters. The project combines two houses into one, so the spatial layout was planned again from the start. The public space holds the lounge, the dining room and the study, and dark tones are used throughout. A large French window widens the view and brings the urban scenery indoors. The lounge and the study share one axis, so the functions remain continuous. A television wall separates the foyer from the dining room while keeping the areas visually connected.

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Designer: Ajax Law Design Type: Cinema Category: Interior

Wuhan Pixel Box Cinema

“Pixel” is the basic element of images, designer explores relationship of movement and pixel to become the theme of this design. “Pixel” is applied in different areas of the cinema. The box office grand hall houses a tremendous curved envelop formed by over 6000 pieces of stainless steel panels. The feature display wall is decorated with huge amount of square strips protruding from the wall is presenting the glamorous name of cinema. Inside this cinema, everyone would enjoy the great atmosphere of digital world generated by the cohesion of all “Pixel” elements.

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Designer: Gordon Wang Design Type: Restaurant Category: Interior

Revived Memory

Revived Memory is a restaurant interior in Qinhuangdao, China, covering 1000 square meters. The space combines dining with music and performance. Seating is arranged in separate areas instead of many shared tables, giving each group a quiet and private setting. Large yellow mud walls recall the Loess Plateau, and open blank surfaces reflect traditional eastern simplicity. The banquet hall ceiling uses a wooden sunken panel structure with rounded arcs to increase the sense of scale. The design presents northwest Chinese culture in a modern and simple form.

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

Appropriate Blank

Appropriate Blank is a residential interior design for a family of four in Neihu, Taiwan. The layout keeps open empty areas that allow the home to extend and change. Reading, tea ceremony and music practice are daily routines of the household, and the plan supports these activities. The tatami room is the center of the space. A glass folding door and a low table connect the dining room and the living room and increase the sense of openness. Materials include marble sheet block flooring and stainless steel. The design brings sunlight and quietness into the unit.

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Designer: Ivana Lukovic Design Type: Residential Space Category: Interior

Apartment 24

Reconstruction of the Apartment 24 happened in Belgrade Seventies dwelling. The approach applied brought a new breath of life to the memories-filled space. A more desirable overall transparency of space and appropriate height of the upper level were achieved. Light wells were introduced to allow natural light and ventilation in the entire place. At the entrance level, two double-height transitional spaces were created. They present green areas where the light from above enhance the texture of chosen materials.

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Designer: Fang Ming Lo Design Type: Residential House Category: Interior

Life with Mountain

Life With Mountain is a residential interior design for a mountain villa in Taiwan. The pitched roof structure and uneven floor levels created a fragmented layout, while scattered pillars made the rooms feel confined. Three consecutive high and low stages raise the visual height of the public area. Clear vertical lines of iron pieces and grilles connect the front and rear walls to enlarge the sense of space. The pillars are concealed through a new arrangement of the plan. Materials, artwork, sunlight and plants bring eastern and western cultural references together.

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Designer: Akitoshi Imafuku Design Type: Japanese Traditional Hotel Category: Interior

TOKI to TOKI

TOKI to TOKI in Chinese characters means “season and time” and the designers wish to design a place to simply enjoy changes of the season while time passing slowly. At the lobby, the stools were placed at relatively wide spaces in between to cherish personal space while enjoying the food and communication. The geometrical shaped tatami floor and the pattern by lights are inspired by the river and a willow tree in front of this hotel, and create magical but relaxing atmosphere. At the bar space, they designed the magnificent organic-shaped sofa with textile designer Jotaro SAITO.

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Designer: Oval Design Limited Design Type: Public Open Space Category: Interior

H6 Conet

H6 Conet is divided into a community corridor, the Urban Renewal Exploration Centre and offices. Featuring ideas rooted from local history, it offers public enjoyment and enhances connectivity by opening up access to six adjoining lanes. It is furnished with interactive digital technology to bring out a new visitor experience. It came up a green concept by applying a bio-filter system as a green wall to filter air pollutants to improve indoor air quality. This is the first project in Hong Kong fosters a quality living environment and contributes to a sustainable future.

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Designer: Han Chung Hung Design Type: Residential Category: Interior

Artistic Private Mansion

Artistic Private Mansion is a residential interior design completed as a sample home in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The living room, dining room and kitchen share one axis and stay open to each other, yet each public area keeps its own defined field. Instead of solid partitions, an entrance arch, furniture and lighting mark the boundaries. Wood is used for the ceiling, furniture and cabinets to add warmth, while marble forms the television wall and one dining room wall. Mirror and wood panels soften the heavy look of the marble.

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