Interior

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Designer: Chun Wei Tsao Design Type: Dessert Shop Category: Interior

Yu Sir

Yu Sir is an ice cream and dessert shop interior located in Miaoli City, Taiwan. The design follows a simple Japanese style that matches the calm pace of the town. The open layout avoids extra partitions, so daylight moves freely through the space. Reeded glass divides areas while keeping a sense of transparency. Southern pine, plants and non-toxic paints form a warm and fresh setting. A half-open preparation area lets customers see how the food is made. The main public space covers 84 square meters.

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Designer: Alex Chiang Design Type: Shopping Mall Category: Interior

Lihpao Plaza

Lihpao Plaza is a shopping mall interior design created in China. The interior covers 100,000 square meters across two levels of retail and themed dining areas. Six themed zones guide visitors through the mall, using zigzag alleys, stairs and red lanterns, light and shadow with window grilles, books combined with stairs, and botanical elements. Common materials were selected to meet the construction schedule and budget. Virtual reality and three-dimensional interactive projection form interactive spaces. The layout supports leisure, shopping and entertainment in one place.

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Designer: Ju Yu Wu Design Type: Bar Category: Interior

Equal by Tklab

Equal is a bar and hybrid retail interior in Taipei. The space of about 1,743 square feet combines a shop, a bar, an event area and a pickup kiosk. A main entrance serves the pickup kiosk, and a side entrance serves the bar. Light is the main feature, and its color, brightness and reflection are set for wine tasting and can be changed with an intelligent light controller. A curved wall gathers wine racks, a draft sake dispensing system, freezers and storage. The warm palette and the cave-like entrance create a relaxed atmosphere.

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

Baccarat Walts

Baccarat Walts is a 400 square meter residential apartment in Taiwan, completed in 2023. The interior takes Baccarat crystal as its theme. Crystal materials and crystal bar lighting are used across the living and dining areas. The ceiling of the public area is finished in mirror material, which conceals beams, columns and pipes and extends the visual height. A circular sleeping area is placed on the dining room side, aligned with the sofa and display cabinet to balance the plan. Air conditioning ducts are gathered at one side and integrated with the display cabinet.

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Designer: DOUBLETEAMs Design Type: Desert Hotels Category: Interior

California C House

California C House is a resort-style inn located in the desert of California. The plan follows the shape of the letter C and uses a minimalist style. The building is constructed with pure wood. The layout is inspired by the traditional courtyard homes of Beijing. Sunlight analysis guided the design, so guests can rest in the outdoor courtyard and view the natural surroundings while remaining shaded. The interior combines natural materials with calm colors. The total area is 381 square meters. All soft furnishings, including the headboard, were custom made.

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Designer: Housesolver creative Ltd. Design Type: Residence Category: Interior

Mellifluous Chapter

Mellifluous Chapter is a residential interior design for a 180 square meter apartment in Taiwan. The home contains four rooms, a living area, a dining area and two bathrooms. The design blends American and industrial styles in dark tones. Materials include cement, architectural concrete, etched tiles, ironwork, cultured stone, fabrics and wood veneer. The television wall is hung instead of being built up from the floor. The study room floor is raised to reduce noise reaching the apartment below. The dining table joins the kitchen island to form one large tabletop.

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Designer: Tsai-Wei Chang Design Type: Residential Category: Interior

Studio Family

Studio Family is a 191.4 square meter residential interior that also serves as a commercial photography space. The former office layout was reorganized, and the utility lines are now concealed to keep the ceiling height and floor efficiency. A sliding door separates the public and private areas, and the hallways are placed behind the door so the public area stays open for play and for shooting. Mobile furniture allows the space to be rearranged as needed. Reflective materials are avoided and embedded lights are installed for even lighting.

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Designer: Trinity Interior Design Design Type: Flat Category: Interior

Changsha Vanke Zitai A18

Changsha Vanke Zitai A18 is a show flat interior located in Changsha, China. The design departs from the neoclassical Chinese style common in local real estate marketing and offers a classic and elegant living atmosphere instead. Modern design methods create a sense of luxury within an area of 253 square meters. The balcony is integrated into the living room, and a large glass window opens toward the Xiang River and the surrounding mountains. A fireplace and refined furnishings add warmth, so residents can move in directly.

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Designer: Tim Tan Design Type: Residential House Category: Interior

Star travel TOD flat

Star Travel Tod Flat is a residential interior design for an apartment of 182 square meters. The living room, dining room and study are connected to form a large horizontal hall, and the open core area supports family entertainment. An open layout allows a full wall to serve as a home library, holding books, audio equipment, crafts and collections. The design places emphasis on spatial efficiency and integration, combining an intelligent system, storage space and scene construction. The intent is to reflect daily life and local culture within the home.

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Designer: Lianhua Yang Design Type: Private Residence Category: Interior

Poly Tianyue Xiyuan

This private residence project has an area of over 800 square meters, located on the east side of Anyue Road, Pazhou Tower Park, Haizhu District, Guangzhou, facing the bustling CBD and the iconic Guangzhou Tower. Inspired by the relationship between space, order, light, and shadow, the design emphasizes the interaction between light and space. Spatial lines and colors, light, and shadow are well used to enhance the flexibility and vitality of the space and create an atmospheric ambiance. The design aims to go beyond functional requirements and provide users with an immersive experience.

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Designer: Daisuke Nagatomo and Minnie Jan Design Type: Classroom Renovation Category: Interior

Renai Art Lab

Renai Art Lab is a renovated art classroom for school students. The 75 square meter space is divided into a stage area and a teaching area. The stage allows students to present work instead of only watching lessons. Behind the stage, a yellow unit offers storage and an alcove where children can read and explore. The teaching area is painted brick red to encourage learning and creativity. A large interactive monitor is used for drawing, presentation and motion graphics. The interior was built with wood carpentry and on-site painting.

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Designer: Hansheng Cheng Design Type: Commercial Complex Category: Interior

Lafonce Maxone

Lafonce Maxone is a cultural and commercial complex located in Xi'an, China. The interior brings together a shopping mall, a bookstore and other business types under a single book theme. Two artistic book walls, 18 metres high and 240 metres long in total, hold hundreds of thousands of books and are built with steel structures and transparent glass. The glass allows light to spread into the void area of the building. The original structure had been left unused for three years, and its open volume was kept to create a strong sense of space.

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