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Whyte Woolf Fitness Club

Whyte Woolf

Whyte Woolf is a fitness club interior in Chongqing, China, covering 1500 square meters. The design gives attention to spirit rather than shape. Contemporary art is used as decoration throughout the club, including figures wearing gas masks. The intention is to remind members of air pollution and to encourage them to protect the environment while they exercise. Terrazzo, artificial wood, steel plate and recyclable materials are used. The elements are kept simple, so careful workmanship is needed to realize the concept.

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Wall of Hope Business Office

Wall of Hope

Wall of Hope is a business office designed for a company that sells construction materials. The interior covers 86 square metres with a height of 2.6 metres and includes three conference areas. Warm wood and black painted surfaces form the main visual character. Materials include black paint, plywood, walnut, black painted glass and plastic flooring. A large wood panel is placed above the centre of the conference room, with a video wall below it. A display wall and a sample storage cabinet combine storage and exhibition, while varied lighting gives each area a distinct atmosphere.

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Interesting White Office

Interesting White

Interesting White is an office interior that also serves as a showroom for imported glass partitions. The 80 square meter space is located in an office building in Shenzhen, China, with views of the Hong Kong coastline. A sunken multifunctional reception area supports relaxed meetings, new product presentations and flexible work. Light boxes, mirrors and a guidance system direct attention to the glass partitions and extend the sense of space. Materials include wooden flooring, Mongolian black stone, ultra-white glass and lacquered board.

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Chasing Light Residence

Chasing Light

Chasing Light is the interior design of a three-floor single family house in Taiwan. The house is over 40 years old and has a long and narrow layout with poor lighting and ventilation. The renovation places the main living areas where natural daylight reaches, and the unlit middle part of the second floor holds a bathroom and storage. A transparent corrugated plate forms a semi-open roof on the third floor. Glass, perforated iron panels and light-colored surfaces spread daylight across each level. A built-in garage on the first floor solves a long-standing parking problem.

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Industrial Bank Office

Industrial Bank

Industrial Bank is a bank interior design covering 890 square meters in Changchun. The concept draws on Song Dynasty landscape painting, and traditional Chinese references are expressed through lines, colors, forms and textures instead of literal ornament. Neutral tones such as moonlight white, tea white and rice gray create a calm atmosphere, with accents of dark blue and turmeric. The front desk is formed by simple splicing, and niche elements divide columns and walls. A semi-open calligraphy and tea area is softened by linear lighting.

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Grayish Green Interior Design

Grayish Green

Considering the narrowness of the original layout, the designer removed the partition wall between the kitchen and the study room. The kitchen is changed to a central island to open the public space. The study room are increased the amount of light because of semi-open glass partitions. The designer let sunshine, greenery and breeze penetrate into every aspect of life. The tone of all space is mainly based on light wood color that responds nature. The designer took the grayish green preferred by the owner as the flash color, such as the blue-green sofa, and the gray-green closet.

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Daylight Reflection Residential

Daylight Reflection

Daylight Reflection is a residential interior design for an apartment of 85.95 square meters on the twelfth floor of a new building. The Scandinavian scheme uses light white as the main color, with blue walls and marble in the living room and green metal and glass in the study. Black ash wood covers the entrance ceiling and continues onto the beams, which are lit by LED strips on both sides to guide movement. A glass partition adds a study room without making the space feel smaller. The wide beams also conceal the air conditioning and dehumidifier equipment.

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Shanghui Haoting Sales Center

Shanghui Haoting

Shanghui Haoting is a sales center interior located in central Shanghai, covering 1270 square meters. An ivory color scheme runs through the space, and repeated arched and rectangular wall elements create a sense of rhythm. Light is hidden at both ends of the walls, and a large crystal ceiling fixture brightens the lower floor. Large trees form an indoor garden, and seating placed around a tree supports conversation. Floor-to-ceiling glass mixes daylight with artificial light. Main materials include gray moire marble, walnut, corrugated acrylic and crystal.

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Gift of Sun Residence

Gift of Sun

Gift of Sun is a residential interior design for a couple, covering 92.5 square meters in Taiwan. The layout includes a living room, dining room, kitchen, master bedroom, dressing room and a flexible study room. One bedroom was removed to enlarge the master bedroom and to add the dressing room. Gray tones, black iron parts and simple lines create a modern industrial character. The wall behind the sofa is finished with a cement coating that is odorless and scratch resistant. Suspended cabinets with grille fronts reduce the visual weight of the storage.

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Heart Residence Residential House

Heart Residence

This case is a large-scale mansion where two adjacent households are connected into one. There are both elderly, preschool children, and newly born babies in the family, crossing an age span of more than 60 years and exacerbating space design challenges. To meet different members' needs and aesthetic preferences, the designer creates a warm and safe ideal living environment with extensive and diverse public areas and bedrooms with independent styles.

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Wild Rhythm Exhibition Hall

Wild Rhythm

Wild Rhythm is an exhibition hall in Chongqing, China. The interior covers 240 square meters and can also serve as a gallery, a bar or a living space. Cement, steel and paint are the main materials, and simple traditional methods are used throughout. A second floor was added where the ceiling height allows, and a spiral stair was built around an existing structural column. A storage room was placed above the bar to increase the usable area. The design returns the space to basic building elements and reduces unnecessary decoration and waste.

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Mountain Court Apartment Design and Construction

Mountain Court Apartment

Mountain Court Apartment is a residential interior design for a family of four in Homantin, Hong Kong. The original 1985 layout had two bedrooms; the new plan provides three bedrooms and ample storage. An open kitchen supports entertaining and can be enclosed during cooking. A double curve cove ceiling softens the lighting and eases the low ceiling height inherited from the building. Stone flooring at the perimeter mirrors the ceiling to define the living and dining areas. A custom dining table uses an imported material called Forresso, matched to the display shelf backing.

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