Interior

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Designer: YU FEN LEE Design Type: Residence Category: Interior

Twilight Forest

Twilight Forest is a residential interior design completed in Taipei City, Taiwan. The interior covers about 82.6 square metres and includes an entrance, a living room, a dining room, a kitchen, a study, two bedrooms and two bathrooms. Clean lines, wood surfaces and a white and grey palette create a calm modern home. Clear glass separates the study from the open public area, so daylight and air pass through the plan. The walls of the oversized public bathroom were moved to enlarge the dining and entrance areas. Cellular shades block heat and ultraviolet light.

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Designer: Minus Workshop Design Type: restaurant Category: Interior

Dabpa-Shatin

Dabpa-Shatin is a restaurant interior located on the ground floor of a shopping mall in Hong Kong. The plan follows a cell-like shape with 360 degree circulation, so staff can reach every table from the kitchen with ease. The dining area measures 2233 square feet. Each banquette seat is placed beside a large window scene with a potted landscape, which gives diners privacy and a personal view. Moss plates are inlaid across the surfaces. The design links indoor and outdoor space and reads as a garden rather than a shop.

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Designer: Caifu Li Design Type: Villa Category: Interior

Bojing Moon White

Bojing Moon White is the interior design of a villa with three floors above ground and a basement, covering 1050 square meters. The structure of the house was largely changed. Methods such as view responding, view borrowing, view framing, extension, vertical slits and structural sinking were used to organize the spaces. Glass surfaces bring sunlight, breeze and the outside landscape into the interior. Materials include stone, wood finish, paint and Italian style furniture. Curved steel glass handrails are included. The intent is a calm link between people and nature.

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Designer: Hui Ting Wang Design Type: Residential Apartment Category: Interior

Collection

Collection is a residential apartment interior in Taiwan, planned to display the collections of the owner, who gathers wine, fashion items and artworks. The original three bedrooms were changed into one bedroom, one living room and one wine cellar. A double-sided cabinet at the entrance acts as a screen, a shoe cabinet and a display unit. A central bar counter separates the living room from the wine cellar. Materials include undecorated wall surfaces, stone, marble and titanium-plated iron parts. The open layout keeps each collection clearly visible.

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Designer: Jay Lee Design Type: Shared Lobby Category: Interior

Everbon Jian Shan Mansion

Everbon Jian Shan Mansion is a shared lobby located in Mount Emei, Sichuan. The interior covers 670 square meters and was completed in May 2020. The design takes inspiration from the layered mountains, deep valleys and quiet stone Buddha figures of the region. The lobby is arranged as a flexible space with a reception area, a lobby bar, a leisure area and a hot spring sales area. Raw wood tones, wood and marble give the interior a calm and elegant character. Lighting shaped like water drops, hand-made pottery and bamboo weaving add detail.

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Designer: WANG SI HAN Design Type: Bar Category: Interior

Masu

Set in a convenient but inconspicuous location. Objective of the design is to reflect and create a true Japan atmosphere along with intimacy and meticulous craftsmanship. Inspire to blend with both a modern and yet a taste of japan heritage design. Bar frontage is designed to give a feel of actual japan streets bar. Design and materials used expresses warm Japanese hospitality and overall Ambient. Incorporate a long surfaced bar counter made of one piece South African walnut wood with no splicing as part of the design theme for the front lounge bar counter.

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Designer: ZHEN-XI,PANG ,China University of Techn Design Type: Historical Building Restaurant Category: Interior

Last Romance

Last Romance is a restaurant interior created inside a historical wooden building in Taipei that was completed in 1949. The original structure and outward appearance are kept, and the many old traces of the house are connected into one continuous narrative. Textured hexagon tiles, retro tile mosaic, carved tiles, copper strips and cast iron are combined with mist gold grids, retro glass and glass chandeliers with warm white light. The two floors cover 370 square meters and host dining and musical performances.

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Designer: Nataliya Kozhokar Design Type: Residential House Category: Interior

Cozy Life

Rounded shapes and closeness to nature - the trend of 2021. The main idea is English homeliness, ecology and comfort. The interior is made in the color of nude from natural materials: stone, terrazzo, travertine, wood. It is safe for health and causes pleasant tactile sensations and comfort. The arched forms became an accent in thin modern details. And the atmosphere was complemented by an unalienable component part of culture of the customer, who was born in Slovakia, so the designer took this into account, so hand embroidery of pillows and carpets is a modern decorative pattern from Slovakia

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Designer: Mingbin Yang Design Type: Restaurant Space Category: Interior

NIU NIU WESTERN FOOD

Niuniu Western Food is a restaurant interior covering 400 square meters. The design applies the brand color system directly within the space. Orange, the main brand color, is combined with earth gray and sky blue drawn from nature. The color palette expresses respect for the natural world through simple visual contrasts. A wall mural uses childlike strokes to form a family portrait of the brand character. Materials include paint, metal, stone and tile. The design was developed to suit a limited construction budget.

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Designer: Chen Yung cheng Design Type: Residential Category: Interior

Paganini Rhapsody

Paganini Rhapsody is a residential interior design for a villa on a site of 231 square meters in Taiwan. The original stairs on the first floor were replaced with barrier-free ramps to allow easier wheelchair access in the future. A red column provides structural reinforcement and shapes the space. The living area is placed behind hidden doors, while a wooden grille conceals the bedroom, bathroom and storage. Separated metal plates recall golden keys and strings. Partitions were removed and openings rearranged to improve light and ventilation.

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Designer: Spu Design international Design Type: Residential Space Category: Interior

Green Generations

Green Generations is a residential interior design for a house of 595 square meters in Changhua County, Taiwan. The design follows eco-friendly and sustainable green building ideas, adapted to a subtropical climate. Vertically moving equipment is placed at the center of the house, and the layout is reorganized around it to connect the spaces and to serve elderly residents. Rooms for the elderly are set close to this equipment, and indoor steps and bathroom thresholds are lowered. Raised ceilings, added windows and extended eaves support ventilation, daylight and shade.

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Designer: Creep Design Design Type: Residential Interior Design Category: Interior

Z

Z is a residential interior design for an apartment in New Taipei City. The scheme is based on cool gray tones, with marble, terrazzo, FENIX panels, cement and titanium plated metal forming the material base. Partition walls were removed so that daylight reaches the whole home, including a living room that previously had none. A three-dimensional arc ceiling shapes and softens the main space, and the curve is inspired by the form of an embrace. Decoration is kept minimal, so the texture of each material creates the layering and a calm, quiet place to rest.

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