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The Corner Villa is designed to cater to the owner's lifestyle and preferences, providing private spaces for hosting events and relaxation. The courtyard is placed at the rear, away from the parking area, while a deep balcony connects the cozy spaces to the main building. The villa's form utilizes broken and lozenge-shaped lines to create visual appeal and shadow play. Construction materials are prominently and exposedly used to design without the need for meticulous finishing.
The interior merges the old with the new, elements meet functionality. The interior utilizes the existing brickwork and arched ceilings to frame a space that feels open yet intimate. Furnishings are selected for comfort and practicality, with a restrained palette that draws attention to the building’s original features. Lighting is strategically placed to highlight the textures and form of the space without overwhelming it. This design approach allows the history of the structure to stand at the forefront, providing a serene backdrop for modern living.
The Poetic Moon Hangcheng Mansion is a sales office in Hangzhou with an area of 428 square meters. The layout follows an L shape, with the west side along the street used as the main exhibition space and the northwest entrance used to greet guests. A water scene at the entrance introduces the landscape theme. A folding screen partition is made of local silk, and a diagonal wall carries classical paintings and fabric-like materials in rustic tones. Walls and ceilings use an antique wood tone. Rough stone and logs form the art ornaments.
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Shan's Meal is a restaurant interior design covering 500 square metres. The design draws on oriental aesthetics to create a calm and quiet atmosphere. A red terrazzo staircase stands near the centre of the plan and guides the spatial narrative. Cloud shaped art installations, linear forms and light art give the interior a modern character. Space and shadow interact to form a natural and rustic scene. The design renews traditional oriental themes while keeping the artistic feeling of Chinese space.
Koazy is a homestay interior located in Chengdu, China. The space covers about 100 square meters and serves two purposes. Koazy works as a residence for guests and as a small exhibition hall when the rooms are not occupied. The layout is kept as open as possible, while privacy is preserved. Decoration is light and only functional furniture is retained, so the home products on display act as the main interior elements. The main materials are wood, artistic coatings and metal. The intent is a comfortable and practical stay.
Ecru comes from the French word Ecru, describing the color of unbleached linen. Ecru Restaurant in Taipei's East District aims to offer a relaxed dining experience. The design uses a corridor at the entrance to shift from city hustle to tranquility, leading to an open area with a central open kitchen. This setup integrates cooking into the dining experience, engaging diners with sounds and aromas.
Zen Building is an interior design project based in Curitiba, Brazil. It is an interior project for common areas of a building in Curitiba, Brazil. The building is located on the edge of the city's most famous park. The project concept was inspired by its surroundings and natural beauty. There are more than 1000 square meters with Brazilian architecture inspired by Japanese and Scandinavian features. Natural materials, local design cues and natural light are the main design gestures.
Babyark, a pioneering company, introduces a revolutionary baby car seat leveraging military-grade technology, redefining child safety standards. The office and lab design mirror this innovation, embracing a sustainable ethos with recycled materials and natural light sources. This alignment with social responsibility underscores the company's dedication to creating a safer and more sustainable world for generations to come. Oval motifs echo the product's logo, fostering cohesion. Glass partitions enhance transparency, while cozy lounge areas evoke warmth and familiarity.
Jinglan Bay Art is a sales center interior located in Liuzhou, a mountainous area with winding waters. The interior covers 1705 square meters and includes reception, sales, display, digital media and VIP areas. Rather than copying the landscape through shapes, light and shadow are used to suggest high mountains and deep water. Black terrazzo is polished to a mirror finish, so the outdoor scenery and the movement of visitors are reflected. Raw stone at the entrance creates the depth of a valley. Other materials include chiseled marble, mineral paint, black wood and oak.
Spirit of Stillness is an apartment interior design covering 120 square meters in Taipei City, Taiwan. The design combines Eastern philosophy with a modern aesthetic to create a calm space within a busy city. A tripartite approach gives equal value to work, recreation and rest. The main wall is made of recycled stone fragments, and the art wall is finished with Italian eco-friendly paints. A hidden metal structure supports a 30 kilogram Bodhisattva sculpture. Natural light, energy efficient LED lighting, thermal insulating materials and air-purifying plants improve comfort.
The design concept, based on the social network as a support for liquid modernity, reflects a conscious adaptation to the changing demands of the environment. In this sense, the design of this social network stands as a creative response to the tensions and paradoxes of the contemporary era, providing a meeting space that balances the need for constant adaptation with the pursuit of genuine and meaningful relationships. One of the challenges of the project was to ensure that each room, every corridor, and every corner, in general, became part of the conceptual narrative and was unique.
It offered creative direction for Takeda Pharmaceutical's new global headquarters’ interior design. The designer created a flow from the entrance and reception to the work area, telling a tale of human life with refined modern icons of eight kanji for life, water, light, soil, tree, people, connections, and future, which represent Takeda's essence, reflecting it in the spatial design. It conveyed the company's brand image, creating a place where stakeholders can share the vision of the future.