Interior

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Designer: Jinqiao Ouyang Design: Villa Tag: Interior

Simplism Exploration

The 20 years old and outdated villa came alive after being designed and renovated by the designer. The designer only used black, natural white, and grey to renovate the villa, and he tried to create an interior space by minimizing decoration as little as possible. The cement pillars, the trees outside the backyard, and the light are not changed. The designer just changed the structure by switching the stairs from right to left, so spaces have been increased on each floor. The design language is orderly, organized, aesthetic, and intrinsic.

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Designer: Ju Yu Wu Design: Restaurant Tag: Interior

Yaki Gentle

Yaki Gentle is a grill restaurant in Taipei. The interior recalls a European opera house through winding pathways, curved walls, arched doorways, high ceilings and red curtains. Theater-style booths line both sides, while the central area remains open for a spacious feeling. Symmetrical and asymmetrical elements create visual balance within a Victorian inspired framework. Materials include decorative high pressure laminate with a marble effect, molding, woodwork, water based paints and PVC flooring. Downdraft vents hidden under the raised floor remove smoke and odors.

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Designer: Qi Studio Design: Office Tag: Interior

Deer Academy

Deer Academy is a cultural reading space designed inside a commercial interior of 2000 square meters. The design follows the concept of an atmosphere library, which joins the humanistic character of a traditional local academy with intelligent technology of the present day. Oriental aesthetics guide the shaping of the rooms, while contrast, openness, flow and mutual integration order the details. The quiet interior makes the commercial space feel warm and suitable for reading and rest.

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Designer: Fu-Kai Bai Design: Residence Tag: Interior

Stone Rhyme

Stone Rhyme is a residential interior design for a five-story house of about 264.4 square meters in Taiwan. The ceiling, floor and walls are covered with marble in different colors and patterns. A large false beam was removed from the living room to restore openness under the high ceiling. Wavy panels beside the staircase conceal beams and columns. Large floor-to-ceiling windows bring in natural light. Warm neutral colors are used in the social area, while cool neutral tones are used in the private rooms. Wood veneer and grilles soften the stone surfaces.

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Designer: Jay Lee Design: Sales Center Tag: Interior

China SCE Taizhou Global City

China SCE Taizhou Global City is a sales center interior of 400 square meters located in Taizhou, Jiangsu. The design takes inspiration from water, which has shaped the history and daily life of the city. Light, furniture and flowers are used as the main elements, with varied textures and colors. The palette joins black, white, acorn brown and azure, while grey and white tones support a tranquil mood. A ceiling lamp above the sand table is made of nearly one thousand crystal balls. The project was completed in April 2020.

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Designer: Lin Hsien-Cheng Design: Living Hall Tag: Interior

Tomorrow Casa

Tomorrow Casa is a living hall designed as a shared community space. Wide stairs shape the entrance and give an open and welcoming impression. Glass covers more than half of the ground floor, so the interior can be seen before it is entered. The second floor avoids window display methods, so visitors are invited to take part rather than only to look. Environmental friendliness guided the project from the first planning stage through to completion. The design seeks a calm dialogue between the building and the city around it.

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Designer: Valery Lizunov Design: Bar Tag: Interior

Hachiko

Hachico is a bar interior located in Moscow, Russia. The design is inspired by the izakaya bars of Tokyo, found near the Hachiko Monument at Shibuya Station. Within 65 square meters, the space offers 35 seats and an open kitchen with a robata grill at its center. One wall is covered with ceramic roof tiles, and the floor is finished with terracotta cement tiles. Plywood, natural stone, wood and cork are used for the surfaces, while the furniture is upholstered in velvet. Daylight fills the main hall, and the evening lighting creates a warm and quiet mood.

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Designer: Hongfei Yan Design: Hotel Reception Center Tag: Interior

Joelalli Resort

Joel Alli Resort is a hotel reception center located in the Moganshan Scenic Area in Deqing, China. The interior covers 580 square meters at the foot of a mountain. The design connects the building with the surrounding nature. Natural elements such as mountains, water, clouds and bamboo guide the layout. Ceiling heights and widths change according to the function of each area. Glass walls extend the view from cloud-shaped lanterns to the distant hills. The lobby desk is made of century-old wood, cut to show its original growth rings.

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Designer: Jian Li Design: Club Tag: Interior

Enterprise Mansion

Enterprise Mansion is a clubhouse interior with a total area of 2185 square meters. The design is based on the traditional Chinese courtyard, a long-standing symbol of domestic life and culture. The layout follows the idea of unity between people, architecture and nature, placing gardens, trees and open sky within the built space. Materials include cassia siamea wood, river grey stone, dolomite, bronze stainless steel and hand-painted wired glass. The project began in Shanghai in October 2017 and was completed in Nantong in September 2019.

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Designer: Hui Ting Wang Design: Residential House Tag: Interior

Living Naturally

Living Naturally is the interior design of a four-floor villa in Tainan, Taiwan, shared by three generations of one family. Modern style is combined with Japanese design techniques, and natural materials such as plain surfaces and stacked wood create a calm and comfortable atmosphere. The outer walls are solid to protect privacy, while large windows face the inner garden. Glass partitions, including a floor-to-ceiling glass wall behind the sofa, extend daylight and open views. A sliding glass door between the living room and the dining room can be opened or closed as needed.

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Designer: Kris Lin Design: Lobby Tag: Interior

Glass Core

Glass Core is a reception lobby designed for a community building in Jiaxing, China. The lobby is reached by an elevator that rises through an atrium of 18 meters in height. The elevator shaft is built with a steel structure that supports glass panels combined with LED lights, so the volume glows and marks the entrance of the building. The translucent glass is inlaid with metal, giving a texture similar to white jade with a gold rim. A rectangular staircase is placed around the elevator, so visitors can move by stairs or by elevator. The total area is 1000 square meters.

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Designer: Song Han Design: Exploration Hall Tag: Interior

Tea Culture

Tea Culture is a small tea culture experience hall designed as a calm setting for tasting tea. Several horizontal and vertical spaces are joined into one continuous area where visitors can walk freely, meet one another or pause and look back. The layout was inspired by folded paper, and the resulting shifts of perspective give the interior both classical quietness and modern vitality. Slender grids replace the surface texture of paper. Each space is reduced to a simple function, so visitors can relax before the tea is served.

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