Interior

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Designer: PAO-CHIEH CHOU, TZE-HSIN SUN Design Type: Residential Creative Studio Category: Interior

The Hybrid Sanctuary

The Hybrid Sanctuary is a residential creative studio located in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The interior covers 85.8 square meters and joins a private home with a professional workspace. A multifunctional island serves as both a dining surface and a material selection workstation. A traditional ancestral altar is integrated into the minimalist architecture. Curved forms and mineral coatings soften the large beams and columns, and stainless steel strips embedded in the floor provide ambient light. A smart lighting system adjusts color temperature to each activity.

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Designer: Clarence Lam Design Type: Residential House Category: Interior

Hill Paramount

Hill Paramount is a residential interior design for a home of 1542 square feet. Vintage aesthetics are reinterpreted through a contemporary approach, with arches, clean lines and decorative moldings set against bold contrasts of emerald green and caramel beige. A sculptural island with linear detailing provides storage and guides circulation between the living and dining areas. A revolving door connects the cloakroom and the study, allowing flexible privacy. Crafted marble surfaces and custom tiles complete the interior.

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Designer: lu wen Design Type: Commercial Town Category: Interior

Sunac Guangshen Longshan

Sunac Guangshen Longshan is a commercial town interior completed in May 2020 in Qingyuan, China. The project combines a sales center with community services, including a vegetable pavilion and canteens. Local materials such as soil, green plants and wood are joined in new combinations. A wooden ceiling runs through the whole project as a unifying design language. Circular arch elements break the long space at its end and give a sense of extension. Walkways set around the display shelves guide movement and support interaction.

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Designer: Serendipper Design Type: Center Category: Interior

Greentown Begonia

Greentown Begonia is an interior design for an exhibition center in Zhengzhou, China. The project covers about 2,500 square meters. The theme is the bloom of the begonia, inspired by a historical figure of the Guanhutun district. Walnut veneer sets a warm tone, while glazed glass, stone and faux copper stainless steel add texture. Black and white marble flooring supports a vintage atmosphere. Begonia red, peacock green and gold form a layered palette. Functional zones include art display areas, meeting spaces and viewing areas.

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Designer: Teodora Panayotova and Max Baklayan Design Type: Office Space Category: Interior

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde is an office interior located in Sofia, Bulgaria. The space covers 490 square meters on two levels and holds twelve rooms, including one conference room, three meeting rooms and eight offices, plus a training zone and a large common area. A six-meter island bar and kitchen, polished concrete, OSB panels, metal rails and Persian rugs create an industrial minimalist style. Custom rail lights divide the work areas without closing them. In the evening, neon and low-hanging lights turn the office into an event venue.

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Designer: Yun Wen Chiang Design Type: Residential House Category: Interior

Awash in Comfort

Awash in Comfort is a residential interior design for a 280 square meter home in Taoyuan City, Taiwan. The connection to nature is the core theme. The solid wall that once divided the terrace from the living space was removed, blending interior and exterior and offering panoramic views, sunlight and fresh air. An open plan layout links the living room, dining area, kitchen, open study, three bedrooms and two bathrooms. A half height television wall and a driftwood shoe bench define the areas. Italian ceramic slabs, driftwood and eco-friendly building materials are used.

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Designer: Hubei China Han Decoration Design Co., Ltd. Design Type: Hotel Category: Interior

Whytime Shantou

Whytime Shantou is a hotel interior located in Shantou, China. The design preserves the historic Qilou facade and adapts the building for hotel use across 2225 square meters. A full height light atrium improves daylight and ventilation and guides movement through the interior. Traditional elements such as Qilou arches and red-tipped junks are abstracted in a modern and minimalist manner. Materials include local red brick, terrazzo, travertine and mother of pearl. The Tea Route Trail changes from breakfast venue to cafe and bar during the day.

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Designer: Naoya TOCHIO Design Type: Shop and Atelier Category: Interior

Obori Soma Ware Matsunaga Kiln

Matsunaga Kiln was located in Fukushima, Japan, producing the designated traditional crafts with more than 300 years of history. One proprietary feature of Obori Soma Ware is its double-layered structure, which enables this daily-use ceramics to hold boiling water and prevents it from cooling down. Designers wanted to incorporate and express this feature in our architecture. Designers believe that the different scales of architecture and ceramics, in the same composition, influence each other.

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Designer: Yufeng Luo Design Type: Hospitality Category: Interior

Silk Clubhouse

Silk Clubhouse is a hospitality interior located in the Xizha Scenic Area of Wuzhen, China. The design combines traditional Chinese residential styles with the character of mansions of the 1920s and 1930s, arranged as a South China courtyard cluster across 12100 square meters. Stone, wood, hard wrapped fabric and metal are the main materials. In the lobby, the original wood structure is kept and covered with delicate surface finishes. Red door panels mark corridors, entrances and turning points, while Chinese red and emerald green form the interior color scheme.

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Designer: Terence Wong Design Type: Residential Category: Interior

Albion Gardens

Albion Gardens is a residential interior design for a 50 year old home in Hong Kong. The renovation covers 1,534 square feet and is inspired by the depth and layering of forests. Wood veneer, sintered stone and natural marble are used to create a calm setting. Cabinetry surfaces are divided into layers of different depths, and lighting is integrated between the cabinets. Large storage capacity is provided without a plain or repetitive appearance. The aim is to turn an aged residence into a healthy and elegant living space.

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Designer: Chong Hean Teo Design Type: Retail Interior Category: Interior

Montigo Wonderland

The Montigo Flagship Store explores how spatial design can influence mood within a retail environment. Located in Kuala Lumpur, the project introduces a composed atmosphere that contrasts with the surrounding commercial setting. The space is organised around a sculptural display that guides movement and provides visual orientation. Curved shelving and controlled lighting support smooth circulation and encourage unhurried exploration. A restrained material palette allows product colours to remain visually clear, shifting the focus from promotion toward experience and interaction.

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Designer: Chiun Ju interior design Design Type: Residence Category: Interior

Rippling Continuum

Rippling Continuum is an interior design for a 208 square meter duplex residence. The 35-year-old home was renovated around soft lines and layered light. A spiral staircase clad in gray-white stone and white-coated metal forms the visual core, paired with a chandelier hung below a skylight. Curved ceilings integrate ducts and lighting, resolving the low ceiling heights. The open first floor links the living, dining, and kitchen areas, while four bedrooms and three bathrooms form the private zones. Flooring combines polished black marble and wood.

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