Interior

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Designer: D'ART PVT LTD Design Type: Retail Space Category: Interior

Studds

Studds Accessories Ltd is a retail store design for helmets and riding accessories, covering 600 square feet. The trade area is divided into two zones for the Studds and SMK brands, unified by one design language drawn from legacy, comfort and safety. Fixtures are made of square powder-coated metal pipes, combined with green cast acrylic, paper wood and fire-resistant composite panels. Virtual reality gear, an interactive touch table and a helmet sanitizing machine support the customer experience. The layout is adaptable to different markets and locations.

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Designer: MID（SHANGHAI）DESIGN CO.,LTD Design Type: Interior Design Category: Interior

Huai'fu Experience Center

Huai'fu Experience Center is an interior design for an experience center in Huai'an City, Jiangsu Province, China. The space covers 1735.36 square meters. The layout follows the traditional Chinese method of three entries. Canal life provided the inspiration, and the forms of fishing nets, fishing gear and rippled water are refined with modern techniques. The main materials are ancient wood stone, tundla grey stone, silver pear wood, wood grain aluminum sheet and yellow bronze. The intent is to join canal culture with modern living.

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Designer: Jeffrey Zee Design Type: Showroom Category: Interior

Youngor Store

Youngor Fashion Concept Store is a retail interior design covering 5000 square meters. The original building is a half sphere with a glass facade. The interior was fully removed and an umbrella-shaped core tube was built at the center. Random perforations in the umbrella surface allow natural light to enter and create a soft light and shadow effect. The core tube holds an elevator and connects the floors. Wide steps at the entrance serve for product display and for sitting. Metal mesh, plaited bamboo and terrazzo were used.

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Designer: Ping Chun Hsu Design Type: Office Deisgn Category: Interior

About Dimension

About Dimension is an office interior placed in a duplex building. Warm wood, grayscale artistic coating and grayish blue tiles with stone patterns shape the modern workspace. Natural and rustic textures add warmth and soften the rigid impression of an office. The first floor holds the reception area, the meeting room and the restroom, while the second floor holds the work area. A high ceiling is kept in some areas to increase the sense of space and to reduce stress. Industrial style ducts and a long solid wood table in the Japanese manner complete the humanistic interior.

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Designer: Chen Fengfeng,Jiang Baoyi Design Type: Retail Space Category: Interior

WE

We Jewelry is a retail interior designed for a jewelry brand and located in Fuzhou, China. The shop covers 45 square meters. The display cabinets are shaped after travel cases and are embedded in shelving, so more pieces can be shown within a limited area. Metal rivets on the window and on the cabinets add a refined detail. The window uses a grid pattern, with white open cells and orange closed cells. Burning orange is the main color of the space. Light sources of different color temperatures are placed to make the jewelry appear brighter.

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Designer: Beijing YBY Arts Design Co. , Ltd. Design Type: Sale Center Category: Interior

Saline Fusion

Saline Fusion is a sales center interior located in Tianjin, China, covering 1166 square meters. Salt and water are used as themes, and are abstractly transformed into the color, texture and shape of the space. White covers a large part of the facade to suggest salt, giving a clean and light feeling. A large installation in the lobby combines many water droplet shapes into a radial artwork. A droplet-shaped pendant hangs above the sand table. Books and art objects on the shelves add a cultural atmosphere.

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Designer: Grace Kwai Design Type: Sales Center Category: Interior

Tanyue Mansion

Tanyue Mansion is a sales center for a residential property in Nanning, Guangxi, China. The interior covers 680 square meters and follows a symmetrical layout inspired by ancient oriental academy buildings made of wood, stone and brick. The plan moves from the sand table to the negotiation area and then to the book bar. Screens recall the roof structure of the Zhuang, one of the minority groups in China. Two art installations, one based on calligraphy and one on water, mark the secondary lobby and the reception desk. The design joins local cultural elements with modern space functions.

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Designer: Yuefeng ZHOU Design Type: Dining and Working Category: Interior

Eatime Space

All humans are entitled to be linked with time and memory. The word Eatime sounds like time in Chinese. Eatime space offers venues to encourage people to eat, work, and recall in peace. The concept of time interacts with workshop closely, which has witnessed changes as time goes by. Based on the workshop style, the design includes industry structure and the environment as basic elements to construct space. Eatime pays homage to the purest form of design by subtly blending the elements lending themselves to both raw and finished decor.

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Designer: Guangzhou Optimum Interior Design Co., Ltd. Design Type: Restaurant Category: Interior

Impertial Project

Impertial Court Project is a restaurant interior located in the commercial podium of an office building in a central business district. The design covers 2523 square meters and interprets Chaoshan culture in a modern way. The Guangji Bridge is reinterpreted as a feature wall 33 meters long, made of customized glass tiles, which guides visitors from the hall to the private dining rooms. Wavy metal plates with hand-knocked surfaces form the entrance ceiling. Sculpted metal strips, fluted wood and inlaid marble clad the main door facade. Lighting is focused on the dishes to avoid glare.

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Designer: 5+2 STUDIO Design Type: Exhibition Space Category: Interior

KP.A

KP.A is an exhibition space of about 1000 square meters located in Hefei, China. The design presents houses, chairs and other daily necessities as basic living needs rather than luxury goods. Cubes of varying volume divide the interior into areas with different functions and create free movement paths. Wood is used across large surfaces to recall the grain fields that once covered the site. Simple forms, restrained colour and clear light and shadow reduce the commercial tone of the venue and create a calm atmosphere.

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Designer: Ai Ling Tian Design Type: Residence Category: Interior

Sunny Chinese House

Sunny Chinese House is the interior design of a detached villa with four floors and an interior area of 400 square meters. The layout is symmetrical and follows the traditional Chinese balance of yin and yang. A new stone wall outside the window creates the impression of a courtyard. A pitched roof and wooden lintels are used in the tall living room. Calligraphy, paintings and porcelain complete the setting. Glass walls, skylights, a sunroom and a terrace bring in daylight. Furniture based on Ming Dynasty models is adapted for comfort.

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Designer: Ren Xiaoyu Design Type: Restaurant Category: Interior

Yuyuyu

There is quite a lot of these mixed contemporary designs on the market here in China today, usually based ontraditional designs but with either modern materials or new expressions. Yuyuyu is a Chinese restaurant, designer have created a new way to express Oriental design, a new Installation composed of lines and dots, those are extended from the door to the inside of the restaurant. With the change of times, people's aesthetic appreciation is also changing. For contemporary Oriental design, innovation is very necessary.

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