Interior

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Designer: Ben Chiaro Interior Design Design Type: Workspace Category: Interior

Opulence

Opulence is an office interior that joins an open workspace with a lounge inspired by hotel reception areas. The three-storey space covers 4000 square feet and occupies a renovated thirty-year-old house in Penang, Malaysia. A new indoor staircase connects all three floors. An oval reception desk greets visitors, and a small meeting room behind the desk allows private talks. The ceiling is made of plywood covered with black-plated mirror stainless steel plates. Direct, indirect and recessed lighting modes suit both work and rest.

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Designer: Zhe Huang Design Type: Jewelry Center Category: Interior

Loading

Loading is a jewelry showroom located in Fuzhou, China. The space is 5.5 meters high and its structure is reorganized through raised and sunken geometric forms. Circular and rectangular shapes divide the display and service areas, while curved lines flow across the interior. Most materials are reused from dismantled projects, which reduces waste and lowers cost. Glass bricks create indirect lighting and an irregular wall surface, so the building resembles a gift box of light. The aim was to replace the traditional jewelry showroom model with a relaxed and open space.

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Designer: YAO-CHENG TSENG Design Type: Residence Category: Interior

Uncover The Light

Uncover The Light is a residential interior design for an apartment of 181.5 square meters in Taiwan. The home holds three bedrooms, a living room, a dining room, a study room and three bathrooms for a family of four. Staggered grilles are placed on the ceiling in an irregular pattern to widen the low space under the beams. Adjustable wooden louvers control the strong western sunlight. Titanium-plated chiseled panels, marble flooring and wood grain surfaces are combined. The staircase acts as a transition between dark and light color tones.

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Designer: Deacon Loi Design Type: Interior Design Category: Interior

Modern Contemporary Oasis

This project showcases a sophisticated, cozy home adorned with curved wall details, built-in cabinetry, and a captivating wall effect. The fusion of wood, marble, and gold/brass accents creates a sleek, opulent ambiance. Soft neutrals in shades of grey, beige, and light wood tones evoke a soothing atmosphere. With a focus on function and simplicity, this family home offers a visually impressive haven designed to inspire and impress. The project explores the balance between cleanliness and functionality in design by considering both aesthetics and practical aspects.

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Designer: Naved Patel Design Type: Duplex Apartment Category: Interior

Fortune A15

Fortune A15 is a duplex apartment interior located in Mumbai, India. The 500 square meter home is arranged over two levels of 250 square meters each, linked by a sculptural staircase with motion sensor lighting and a tensioned metal wire railing. Large window openings guide the spatial planning and bring daylight into the rooms. Neutral colors, stone flooring and custom veneer create a cohesive look, while accent walls give each area its own character. Sliding pocket doors keep the flow between spaces open.

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Designer: James Yen Design Type: Reception Center Category: Interior

Boundless Forest

Boundless Forest is a reception center in Taiwan. The two-floor building covers 876 square meters and contains an outdoor area, a shared space and three show apartments. A wooden frame structure wraps the steel structure, while glass, grille, cypress, marble and stucco complete the material palette. Warm wood grain links the interior and the exterior and is highlighted by the lighting. In the shared space, window views replace solid walls and bring the surrounding greenery inside. Oriental aesthetics are applied in a simple and consistent manner.

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Designer: Tetsuya Matsumoto Design Type: Ophthalmology Clinic Category: Interior

LuxLinea

Lux Linea is an ophthalmology clinic in the Shibuya district of Tokyo, Japan. The clinic covers a gross built area of 250 square meters and has a floor plan shaped as a right trapezoid. Two sides are fully glazed, and bright daylight creates reflections that hide the interior. Illuminated transparent panels answer this problem. The panels are acrylic sheets printed with straight lines and lit at the edges by LED tape. Mirrors on the ceiling and walls repeat the light lines. The panels placed beside the waiting chairs also give patients privacy.

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Designer: Caline morcos interiors Design Type: INTERIOR DESIGN Category: Interior

PEDIATRIC CLINICS

The most beautiful place where reality seems completely unreal is a desert oasis. Patients and visitors are immersed into a dream-like environment safe and fascinating at the same time. A fun, creative and distracting space inspired by the desert oasis and mirage. Enchanting tree, sensory walls, peek a boo and mushroom pods are all elements stimulating the kid's curiosity and cognitive development. The floor curves mimic the movement of the wind on the sand dunes. The reflective ceiling blurs the space limits and reinforces the illusion effect; the floating spheres add a touch of poetry.

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Designer: Xiaojun Hu Design Type: Residence Category: Interior

Wood Harmony

Wood Harmony is an interior design project for a four-story villa with a gross floor area of 1100 square meters. The design covers both the outdoor garden and the indoor living spaces. Light-hued wood runs throughout the interior, while grids and squares create a layered visual effect. A stone bar and cave-like entrance columns add a sense of weight, and a spiral staircase extends the spatial concept. Bedrooms use deep wooden tones, and the bathrooms feature rough stone textures that recall mountains. The aim is a calm home in harmony with nature.

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Designer: Muchuan Xu Design Type: Subway Stations Category: Interior

Xi’an Metro Line 5

Xi'an Metro Line 5 is an interior design project for a subway line in Xi'an, China. The line runs from Heping Village to Textile City Railway Station, measures 25.359 kilometres and includes 21 stations. Each station interior reflects the history and character of its surrounding area. Yanxianglu Station uses lighting lines to outline petal shapes on the ceiling, and the columns take the form of branches. Xiyaotou Station applies ripple patterns to the ceiling, columns and tiles. Ample lighting improves the recognition of each station.

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Designer: Shenzhen Plus Architectural Design Co., Ltd Design Type: Villa Category: Interior

Guangzhou Serene

Guangzhou Serene is a villa interior design covering an area of 795 square meters. Natural materials such as wood, travertine and leather are combined with low saturation tones of dark grey and brown. Geometric cut outs and lines replace traditional partition walls, giving the open layout a sense of connection between areas. Floor to ceiling windows bring the garden landscape indoors. Instead of a single main light, light sources are distributed across walls, ceilings and furniture, while linear lighting follows the walking route to add depth.

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Designer: Yu-Ling Hung Design Type: Shared Space Category: Interior

Transient Light

Transient Light is a shared community space of 353.7 square meters located in Taiwan. The interior holds a reception center, a reading area, a video room and a gym. The design is inspired by the seed, drawing on its rounded shape, hard shell and spirit of growth. A ceiling height of 4.5 meters allows an open plan with few physical partitions. Curved bookshelves of black glass separate the reception center from the reading area. Materials include tiles, marble, glass and diatomaceous earth wallpaper in earthy tones.

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