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In the underground pit of the seismic isolation structure created based on the experience of the "Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake", they can learn the memories and lessons of the earthquake with the special experience. The article reported by the customer at the time of the earthquake is projected on the entire space as a light installation, and the younger generation can experience the image.
Stylia Hair is a hair salon interior of 188 square meters located in Guangzhou. A central line divides the curved space into an office area and a display area, one in pink and the other in blue. A complete arc surrounds the central VIP room, where frosted glass partitions allow private conversation without a sense of separation. A continuous light source forms the ceiling. The main materials are floor glue, latex paint, glass and acrylic. The simple approach and the balance of light and shadow create a calm and lively setting.
Summer Afternoon is an apartment interior design completed in Taiwan. The residence covers 92.5 square meters, with the public area on the ground floor and the private area on the second floor. The living and dining rooms are left without partitions to keep the layout open. Wooden sliding doors and folding windows separate the kitchen, hold back fumes and let daylight pass through. Grey paint, wood veneers, architectural concrete and textured glass form a calm and rustic setting. A light green bedside wall brightens the master bedroom.
Cozy Moment is the interior design of a pediatric dental clinic in Taipei City, Taiwan. The 161.9-square-meter space holds four clinics, a sterilization room, an X-ray room, a counter area, a waiting area, and a children's playroom. Soft arcs shape the ceiling and the floor and divide the areas without solid partitions. Wood grain, rattan, terrazzo, tile, and mineral paint give the rooms a calm and rustic look. The counter forms a visual focus and is planned for the daily work of the staff. The quiet layout offers children room to move and rest.
Leafing Page is a residential interior design created for a family of three generations. The apartment covers 115.7 square meters and holds three plus one rooms, a living room and a dining room. The original four-room plan was cramped, so the study partition was removed and joined to the public area. Storage cabinets are shaped like large books, and glass sliding doors let daylight pass through. Materials include solid wood veneer, glass, marble slate and ceramic board. Earth tones define the public area, while shades of green mark the private rooms.
Ware Elegance is a commercial interior design for a complex space that combines dining, porcelain, furniture and artwork display. The project covers 165.2 square meters over three floors and is a renovation of a former residence. Walls and partitions were reduced to open the small plan, and large glass windows bring the courtyard greenery inside. The ground floor holds a cafe in a modern European style, while the second floor is a flexible exhibition area with Oriental Zen elements and wooden grilles. Curved ceiling levels recall ginkgo leaves.
3 Trees Art Paint Lincang Experience is an exhibition hall for art paint and Chinese colors. The commercial space covers 770 square meters and is 4 meters high. Following deconstructionism, the design breaks a circle into long arcs and long arcs into short arcs, so geometric lines echo across the interior. Art paint is sprayed on the walls, and stainless steel frames, transparent film, foaming ceramics and intelligent light control complete the setting. The visiting route guides customers through corridors, water features, resting and tea areas, and the main hall.
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Back to One's True Nature, a duplex residence a couple shares with their mother, features a design that maximizes the layout's openness and brightness. Hallways dividing the space are reduced, and the main and secondary flows are configured based on functional needs. Thus the space becomes a container of life centering on its dwellers' daily habits and needs and is divided into the main and secondary domains that encompass both a private area for personal use and a shared section for the family to interact.
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It is an office that stimulates new ways of workstyle in the post-corona era. The idea comes from what kind of office people like to work in. To form an office where teams can work creatively. Considering the scene of working in a team and creating areas with various functions. The design concept is based on the Abeam brand Image color, it is a design that makes users feel the Abeam brand with gold accents. Designing an office space that balances cleanliness and luxury, increases the meaning of coming to the office, employee engagement, and well-being.
Track of Time is the interior design of a boutique wristwatch store in Taiwan. Grey is used as the main tone, applied through stainless steel panels, grey mirrors, melamine panels and tiles. Stone-like art installations made of digitally cut polystyrene give the space a distinct character. An open plan holds the display area, counters, a sofa area, a storage area, a pantry and a lavatory. An irregular staircase and linear lighting guide visitors along a gradual path. The calm and private setting supports unhurried viewing and selection.
This project is practical, functional, and modern. It has a careful decoration concept that brings the exterior together with the existing architecture seen in the barbecue area, living room, and fireplace. It also blends into the landscape highlighting the two unique properties. When somebody is in the courtyard it will feel like being inside the house. The lighting allows for the two different projects to generating spaces for contemplation and functionality that will be comforting during the day and at night.
For Two is a residential interior design created for two people in Taiwan. The plan removes the traditional living room and the enclosed partitions. The dressing room and the kitchen island act as two centers, and the layout follows two concentric circles that form a circular route between the kitchen, the audio-visual room, the study and the master bedroom. Glass partitions and floor-to-ceiling windows draw light inside and frame the greenery outside. Sliding doors keep privacy, and track lighting under the beams reduces the visual weight of the structure.