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The Buildings design concept was to provide a unique but standardised work enviroment. By limiting the amount of built-in joinery to specialised Banquette Seating and componentry, communal benches and loose furniture, the space has not only been designed for its current occupants, but also considers the inplications of future expansion.
Elegance of Cat is a residential interior design for a home in Taichung City, Taiwan. The interior covers about 145 square meters and includes a living room, an open kitchen and dining room, a study, two bedrooms and three bathrooms. The layout follows the activities of the residents, such as reading, music and art appreciation. Colors, materials and furniture give each area its own atmosphere within a consistent whole. Materials include dawn white stone, titanium-plated metal, insulating and sandblasted glass, walnut veneer and an Inkiostro Bianco mural.
A Small House: Prelude is a residential interior design completed in Taipei, Taiwan. Windows form the main architectural feature, creating a visual vanishing point, opening distant views and letting daylight enter freely. The windows also support a dialog between nature and the indoor space. The floor plan follows the lifestyle of the owner. Folding doors, walls and partitions are avoided, so the space itself connects each area. An art corner presents a chair owned by the client against pure white stone, which highlights the classic form of the furniture.
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Located in the heart of Baghdad, Iraq, The Dijlah Village Complex with its 12.000 sqm facility area is designed as a mixed-use commercial complex to answer the relevant need in the growing neighborhood. In order to answer the market requests, a Fitness Area, a Spa, and an Indoor Swimming Pool were included in the facilities. The design process developed around the idea of blending European’s modernism with the orientalism as a contrast. In the resulting synthesis, has been concluded a product that answers the quest for Baghdad.
Balance is a residential interior design for a home in Taipei, Taiwan. The living room and the library are joined without a barrier. A U shaped wood panel extends from the wall to the ceiling, hiding the crossbeam and forming an invisible division between the two areas. The sofa and the desk are unified to gain space and to allow several uses. The television wall is made of deep gray natural slate, which contrasts with the warm wood surfaces. Cabinets act as partitions, adding storage and guiding circulation.
Royal Apartment is a residential interior design for a 64 square meter apartment in Kiev, Ukraine, completed in 2019. The plan includes a kitchen studio of 33 square meters, a bedroom, two large closets, a dressing room at the entrance and a bathroom. The style is modern classic with gold details. Venetian stucco, marble matched to the kitchen facades and floor tiles are used, and handmade coffee and dining tables are combined with Italian furniture. The narrow corridor was widened, and the bedroom and the living room were exchanged so that daylight reaches the whole space.
Sander Group is an office interior in Nanjing, China, completed in 2019 and covering 750 square meters. Marble tiles and oak give the space a clean and elegant character. The open work area is finished with neat oak veneer, while colorful chairs and striped carpets add vitality. The meeting room and the manager office use wood veneer with a deep grain texture for a calm and low-key effect. Bright wall surfaces contrast with varied ceiling shapes. The symmetrical layout supports efficient and pleasant daily work.
Oriental Zen is a reception center in Zhonghe District, New Taipei City, Taiwan. The interior occupies a two-story building, and minimal design techniques were used to resolve the irregular shape and structural limits of the original space. A structural column on the first floor is clad in black painted metal and forms the main visual feature. Vertical metal lines link the floors and create a bamboo forest effect. Oriental elements such as lattices, calligraphy and a lotus pond artwork are combined with lighting so that light and shadow are interwoven. Green landscape is brought indoors.
Spring Earth is a residential interior design created for a young couple expecting a child. The home is located in Fuzhou, China, and the style is modern with a slight industrial character. A single glass panel separates the living room from the study, enlarging the space and creating a comfortable reading area. Neutral tones are combined with brown and orange in the living and dining areas. In the children's room, white doors and partitions meet a light brown wooden floor, and a tatami with storage is paired with comic wallpaper.
Dali Dongsheng Dusit is a resort hotel interior design located near Erhai Lake in Dali. The project covers 31000 square meters and combines local decorative culture with the hotel architecture. The limited ceiling height of the public areas was addressed by optimizing the top surface shape, adjusting equipment routes and adding decoration to the walls, which draws attention in the horizontal direction. Natural materials such as wood veneer, rough stone, rattan, matte metal, bronze and brass are used. Neutral beige and earth tones are combined with orange, green and blue accents.
No Boundary is a residential apartment interior of 100 square meters in Taichung City, Taiwan. The layout is organized along axes, and the public area near the entrance is planned as an open space without solid wall partitions. The living room, the dining room and the bar kitchen form three connected yet independent zones. A recessed white marble television wall, light grids and black glass lines on the ceiling mark the divisions. Black and white tones set a modern mood, while warm wooden textures are used in the bedrooms.
Silent is a residential interior design for a 138 square meter home in Taoyuan City, Taiwan. Black and white tones define the rational outline of the space, while wood veneer and brightly colored furnishings add warmth. Marble runs through the public areas and meets other materials in a harmonious dialogue. The kitchen combines black baked glass with white cabinets for a minimalist atmosphere. Purple and white stone, iron pieces and grey mirror add further accents. Open planning and a continuous stacking technique extend the horizon.