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Decidedly bold and revolutionary, this design concept has fashioned a retail outlet in Klang with its very own otherworldly charm designed to captivate the imagination of its patrons while leading them on a journey through time and space. Each design detail has been painstakingly devised to introduce a dramatic aesthetic through the use of juxtaposition aimed at evoking emotions from its patrons as they interact with the space.
Mountain in Heart is a residential apartment interior design in Taipei, Taiwan, with a floor area of 125.6 square meters. The original four-bedroom layout was remodeled into a home with two master bedrooms, a dressing room, a study room and a bar counter. Simple lines and quiet details shape each space. Materials include iron pieces, aluminum frame glass doors, painted veneers, stone, system boards and wear-resistant wood floors. Abundant daylight and dimmable recessed ceiling lamps reduce the need for artificial light and save energy.
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Yuzhou Langham is a sales center located in Foshan City, China, covering an area of 760 square meters. The design is inspired by a jewelry box and introduces modern and contemporary art elements. The spatial layout draws on the traditional Chinese courtyard and reinterprets it as a half-open space with verandas. A surrealist interactive art installation is placed on the veranda. Metal grid screens divide the space while keeping it transparent. The materials include Irish green stone, ceramic tile in three colors and khaki paint board.
The concept of the project breaks the single-function of traditional warehouse and creates a new scene in line with the lifestyle through mixed area mode. By embedding a behavioral picture of modern urban life (libraries, galleries, exhibition halls, tea, and beverage tasting centers), it turns a single micro-space into an "open urban area" on a "greater" scale. The project tries to combine private invitations and public institutions' macro-aesthetic experience.
Forging the Innovation Pathway is an office interior design created for a regional headquarters in Singapore. The workplace covers 241,500 square feet across six floors. The layout is based on the idea of a thriving ecosystem within a campus setting. A large internal staircase connects the floors and links different zones into one identity. Work areas, meeting rooms and a co-working space support varied ways of working. Angular and progressive lines mark key areas. The design encourages teamwork, knowledge sharing and employee well-being.
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Return to the Mountain Woods is a residential interior design for an apartment of 350 square meters in Taichung. The home is planned as both a club and a residence, connected as one continuous space for gatherings with family and friends. The living room, the dining room and the central island bar counter form the reception area. The foyer uses dark wood and a marble screen that suggests flowing water. Marble, stone, veneer, titanium plating and steel panels are applied throughout. Earth colors give the private rooms a calm character.
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Dbrood is a bar located in downtown Shanghai, designed for young visitors under twenty-five years of age. The traditional entrance is replaced by an artistic installation shaped like a subway carriage. Guests pass through the carriage to reach the bar, so the arrival becomes part of the visit. The subway carriage is used as a symbol of freedom and of a return to a natural state. The design keeps the bar both connected to and separated from the outside world, as if the carriage were departing. The interior is intended to be playful and engaging.
This property is located in Repulse Bay, Hong Kong, which has a tremendous panorama sea view. Floor-to-ceiling windows let abundant lights into the rooms. The living room is comparatively narrow than usual, the designer tries to enlarge the space visually by using a mirror panel as one of the wall features. The designer puts the western element like white marble column, ceiling molding and wall panel with trim throughout the house. Warm grey and white is the main color of the design, which create a neutral environment for mix and match of furniture and lighting.
Elegant Attitude is a residential interior designed to display a porcelain collection. Gray luminous surfaces cover the floors and the walls, forming a calm background for the collected pieces. Lighting levels are lowered and materials are simplified to expand the visual field. A sliding door behind the living room sofa can be opened fully or partially and moved to suit vertical displays. At the entrance, four round porcelain pieces mark dates that are meaningful to the owners. Large windows of equal proportion in the living and dining area frame views of the four seasons.
Stone Language Tranquility is a residential apartment interior design covering 132 square meters. The original kitchen walls were removed and replaced by an open plan layout. Terraco stone and aluminum strips were inlaid into the walls with special techniques, giving each wall a distinct expression. Black iron pieces, grey stone-patterned polished tiles and built-in furniture made with woodwork methods complete the interior. A partition screen was formed from the surname and name of the owner. Dark tones and stone surfaces create a calm atmosphere.
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Comfortable Life is a residential interior of 165 square meters located in Taipei City, Taiwan. The home faces an outdoor forest, so large unobstructed windows bring daylight and greenery inside. Penetrating walls keep the living room, study and dining area open and visually connected. Cool-toned natural stone covers walls and floors, paired with natural wood finishes for a simple and pure texture. Gray and dark brown wall materials, woven vinyl, glass and soft white and light pink furnishings create a calm and restful atmosphere.
Iox is an interior design for a five floor building that combines an office with a family residence. The office and the shared living area are placed on the second floor, while the third, fourth and fifth floors are private family spaces. The property covers 270 square meters. Grey tones, fair faced concrete and leather give the interior a calm and low key character. Straight mirror lines, circular components and X shaped details form the main design themes. A former balcony area was remodeled into a study room.