Interior

Explore 3588 award-winning designs tagged Interior on Architecture Today.

Designer: Jackson Tu Design Type: Aesthetic Medical Clinic Category: Interior

Musee Du Nuage

Musee du Nuage is an aesthetic medical clinic designed as a calm retreat within a busy city centre. The interior follows a minimalist approach, with an earthy colour palette and natural materials such as volcanic stone and diatomite. A custom window in the treatment unit rises 150 centimetres from the floor, letting daylight diffuse inside while shielding guests from passing pedestrians. Hand-drawn ceiling lamps made of translucent material provide warm and soft light. Block units shape the circulation and form quiet corners for privacy.

Continue reading about Musee Du Nuage Aesthetic Medical Clinic

Designer: Yi-Lun Hsu Design Type: Interior Design Category: Interior

Forest Library

When combining "nature" and "life" in the office space, it creates a comfortable working environment for the design worker. Due to the small area of the single floor, the case does not consider to set up an independent executive office. Each designe worker can enjoy the sunlight and high-rise view because the main office area is placed in the window side. Along the large windows, small couches and cabinets are also available.

Continue reading about Forest Library Interior Design

Designer: Chun Tang Design Type: Residential Category: Interior

Hilltop House

Hilltop House is a residential interior design for a single family home of 1300 square meters. The house stands on a mountain top, above a large wetland park. Three generations live in the home, so the colours, forms and functions of each area were planned for ages from under one year to over eighty years. The exterior walls facing the mountain were replaced with large glass panels on every floor. A 60 meter corridor with floor to ceiling glass surrounds the lower level. Chinese cultural elements, such as curved lines and bamboo shapes, guide the decoration.

Continue reading about Hilltop House Residential

Designer: Gorgeous space Design Type: Office in Home Category: Interior

Light and Peace

Light and Peace is a home office interior in Taoyuan that covers 149 square meters. The design combines two styles in one apartment. A minimalist industrial style shapes the office area, where long tables and cabinets follow the long and narrow space. A Scandinavian style with a wood grille ceiling, wood cabinets and white walls gives a bright and warm feeling to the living room and the meeting room. The kitchen connects the working area and the living area. Wall mould and water leaking were repaired during the renovation of the older apartment.

Continue reading about Light and Peace Office in Home

Designer: Ming Ju Hsieh Design Type: Interior Design Category: Interior

Mumi Cafe

Mumi Cafe is a Korean-style cafe interior in Taipei, Taiwan, covering 200 square meters. White is the main tone, applied in a simple country style within an older apartment building. The entrance has a large glass window set in an arched frame. Inside, a light brown carpet, a long wood bench, rounded arches, a fireplace and a window seat shape the seating area. Ceiling lamps and rattan chairs add a retro atmosphere. The stair handrail is covered with glass for safety. The door is made of wood and cement board with waterproof and anti-ultraviolet coatings to resist the humid climate.

Continue reading about Mumi Cafe Interior Design

Designer: Sung Chih Hsiu Design Type: Residence Category: Interior

Beauty of Yinyang

Beauty of Yinyang is a residential interior design of 300 square meters in Taichung, Taiwan. The design applies the balanced symmetry of Yinyang, a principle of traditional Chinese thought, to a modern home. Symmetrical layouts and linear elements create a sense of order and calm. A circle shapes the dining area, referring to family gatherings around a shared meal. The materials include genuine timber, marble, gold foil and vintage glass window craft. A large water ink painting on paper is mounted on one wall.

Continue reading about Beauty of Yinyang Residence

Designer: Ken Thong Design Type: Residential House Category: Interior

Eco Park 15

This semi-detached house is updated with a modern tropical concept that emphasises a warm, laid-back, resort-like ambience. Non-structural walls were removed to create an open space layout, which rectified existing lighting and ventilation issues. The addition of a 6-panel glass ceiling skylight at the living room brightens the interior with natural lighting. Furthermore, tall glass panels are installed in the living and dining area to take advantage of the peaceful garden view on top of expanding the interior visually. Cool urban hues and natural materials complete this sophisticated look.

Continue reading about Eco Park 15 Residential House

Designer: Ping-Yang Chen Design Type: Residential House Category: Interior

Day and Night

Day and Night is a residential interior design for a house of 165 square meters in Hsinchu City, Taiwan. The interior applies a clear and refined new classical style. Sixty percent of the indoor space was planned by the designer, and forty percent was shaped by the house owner, who selected the lighting fixtures and furniture at the start of the project. Wood flooring extends from the entryway along the living room on the first floor. The staircase railing is decorated with window grill patterns that recall street scenes.

Continue reading about Day and Night Residential House

Designer: Jason Cao Design Type: Training Institute Category: Interior

Fengtang

Fengtang Art Education is an interior design for an art training institute for students aged sixteen to eighteen. The building has three floors and a total area of 490 square meters. The second floor holds the teaching area, with reading, resting and discussion sections, teacher offices and a drinks bar. The third floor adds further discussion sections and offices. Black, gray and white form the base colors, matching the tones of pencil sketching. Origami shapes guide the sculptures and decorative surfaces. A loop corridor links all routes and guides movement.

Continue reading about Fengtang Training Institute

Designer: Mu-Chin Chiang Design Type: Aesthetic Clinic Category: Interior

Skin Like Baby

Skin Like Baby is an aesthetic medicine clinic interior in Taipei, Taiwan. The 66 square meter space contains a reception area, a waiting area, two consulting rooms and two lavatories. The design is inspired by the Les Nympheas paintings of Claude Monet. Brass, Brazilian marble, titanium-plated metal, water-milled stone, floral wall coverings and velvet fabrics create changes of light, shadow and color. Five arches divide the functions in a gentle way, and curved trims recall the female figure. The result is a quiet clinic arranged like a secret garden.

Continue reading about Skin Like Baby Aesthetic Clinic

Designer: Tzu Tzu Hsu Design Type: Sales Center Category: Interior

Wonderful Vision

Wonderful Vision is a residential sales center located in a redevelopment zone in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The interior covers 700 square meters and uses bold colors to express a romantic character. A bamboo atrium meets visitors at the entrance, with the bar as a background and architectural building models placed alongside. Sunlight enters the atrium and softens the boundary between indoor and outdoor space. The VIP rooms are surrounded by water features, and the reflections fall on the glass walls. Decorative walls guide movement and conceal secondary entrances.

Continue reading about Wonderful Vision Sales Center

Designer: Sheng Tao Design Type: Office Category: Interior

Fight Together

Fight Together is an office interior covering 280 square meters in Nanjing. The plan uses curved arcs based on the idea of yin and yang to divide the space into two main areas and four parts. A cloudlike structure of blocks and planes is inserted into the original empty box, and furniture completes the layout. Red and white surfaces create a clear contrast. Compact workstations with narrow widths support communication and raise the use of the space. Materials include a steel frame, carpet, tempered glass and latex paint. Existing structural columns are absorbed into the design.

Continue reading about Fight Together Office