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The design team had changed the original layout and made the living room, dining room and study room connected to each other, in order to avoid the oppression. The raised floor by the window of the living room extends to the study room has multiple functions such as brewing tea, resting, stretching, reading, and exercising. The design team used light wood color throughout the interior. The grille elements appear consistently showing the modern Japanese style in their design.
Puls Vario is a research and development office located in Vienna. The workspace of 1000 square meters serves the engineering team of a German company. The layout is inspired by the Vierkanthof, a traditional Austrian farmhouse arranged around a square courtyard. The office is divided into four zones that support different stages of the innovation process. Retreat allows individual research and deep thinking. Dialog supports informal discussion. Create is a laboratory for prototyping and testing. Share is used to present results to colleagues.
Into the Ink is a residential interior design for a 124 square meter home. The modern space is finished with marble veins, ceiling lines, embedded lighting and dark wooden grains to create a sense of flow. Black, grey and white are layered through materials of different textures to give the rooms depth. Black and white lines with recessed lighting run along the low beams of the common area, easing their visual weight and guiding movement. The kitchen, dining room and living room are joined, so parents can watch the children without barriers between the areas.
Manas Design Space is an office interior created for an interior design studio. The design focuses on air flow, natural plants, the use of daylight, ergonomic office furniture and environmentally friendly materials. The plan includes a shared learning space, a book bar, a fitness area, a yoga room and a dining room. Separate private offices were removed to create an open and inclusive layout. A partial second floor was added to increase spatial depth and usable area, while a sunken area forms a shared gathering space. The interior covers 600 square meters.
White and bright blue are the basic colors, with wood accents. Although located in Osaka, Japan, the interior of this space has an atmosphere reminiscent of the West Coast of the United States. For office workers, the office is where they spend most of their time. Therefore, it is important to provide a place where staff can work comfortably, comfortably, and efficiently. For example, if they are tired, they can relax on a sofa or chair, or if they need a change of pace, they can relax and read a book provided. It is a stress-free and free space. This space seamlessly blends work and play.
Childhood is a residential interior design for a family home in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The project combines two adjacent households into one apartment with four bedrooms, two living rooms and two bathrooms. Italian handmade terrazzo and other stone materials shape the main facades, while wooden furniture and decorations create a vintage atmosphere. The back wall of the entryway carries solid wooden supports that store and display bicycles. Cabinets are placed away from natural light, and low units reduce the risk of injury for the three children and the dog living in the home.
The Majestic is a residential interior design for a newly built home in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The 65 ping layout contains three bedrooms, one living room and one kitchen. An open plan shapes the public area, where a marble television wall and a hand-painted wall behind the sofa form the main views. Curved ceiling frames and linear LED strips are set into the ceiling and shelves. Semi-transparent cabinets act as partitions and display collections. The master bedroom wall was moved outward to create two dressing rooms.
City Garden is the interior design of the shared spaces of a residence in Taiwan, covering 992 square meters. Wide windows borrow views from the surrounding forest and gardens, bringing sunlight and greenery indoors and reducing the need for artificial lighting. Black and white stone and ceramic tiles shape the reception hall, while dark wood and organic chandeliers add detail to the ceiling. The facilities include a gym, a playground, a children's play room, an activity center, a chess room and a classroom. Open sightlines let parents watch children from a distance.
Jewelry Box is an apartment interior design of 275 square meters in Taipei City, Taiwan. The layout includes a master bedroom, a study, three dressing rooms, a master bath, two bathrooms, a kitchen, a dining room and a living room. Jewelry elements inspired the interior, with angular furnishings and a television wall shaped like an ornamental earring. Natural stones recall the structure of fine jewelry. Deep sapphire paint was mixed for the master bedroom, and organic lines and floral patterns give the home a neoclassical character.
The Satellite Flare is a residential interior design completed in Taiwan. Natural materials and light colors extend across the floors, walls, and ceiling. Wooden cabinets are placed on the large beams and columns to reduce their heavy appearance and to add storage. Blank doors conceal cabinets, a refrigerator, and storage space, so the surfaces stay consistent. A long table in the kitchen area serves as a place for dining, hosting, study, and meetings. Tinted mirrors, linear lighting, and roller blinds complete the calm and open interior.
Saxe Blue is a residential interior design completed in Taiwan in October 2021. The home covers about 396 square meters and was planned around ventilation, orientation and natural light. Saxe blue with a touch of gray forms the main color scheme, and the shaped ceiling recalls the branches of the Elbe River. Transparent reeded glass screens the kitchen, while electric blinds adjust light and privacy. Healthy materials were chosen for a client with a nasal allergy, including green building laminated veneer lumber and eco-friendly latex paint.
Beams of Light is a residential interior design in New Taipei City, Taiwan, covering 414 square meters. An open-plan layout makes use of the large space and the windows on nearly all sides to divide common and private areas. Lattice elements at the entrance create a sense of order. A herringbone wooden floor guides movement, and a long hallway separates the earth toned dining area from the cool gray living room. Wood and stone give the interior a warm and calm character. The private rooms use wooden materials and natural light to support rest.