Interior

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Designer: Zhifei Li Design Type: Office Category: Interior

Super Tomato

Super Tomato and Endless is an office interior covering 350 square meters. The design brings the idea of home into the workplace, so that work and life are combined in one space. The original floor height is only 4.4 meters, so a sunken area one meter deep forms a mezzanine and gives the lower level a two-storey height. Zones for working, reception, kitchen and meetings are arranged across the two levels without rigid partitions. The reception table is made of white artificial stone with a mirror-finish base, and glass doors bring natural light inside.

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Designer: Hsu Ykung Design Co., Ltd. Design Type: House Category: Interior

Drawing Inspiration from Daily Lifestyle

Drawing Inspiration from Daily Lifestyle is a residential interior design located in Shantou, China. The residence covers 240 square meters. The original layout of two halls and five rooms was changed into a plan of four halls and four rooms. The parlor connects the family hall and the water bar, and combines modern sofas, a traditional cabinet and old Indonesian teak stools. The kitchen area links the guest bedroom, bathroom and balcony to form an independent living quarter. Materials include terrazzo, walnut, ultrathin rock panel and grey glass.

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Designer: Pei-Chun Tsai Design Type: Residential Amenities Category: Interior

Unrivaled Glory

Unrivaled Glory is the interior design of shared residential amenities in Taichung City, Taiwan, covering 489.93 square meters. The design interprets the neoclassical style, replacing heavy ornament with simplified lines and a dignified color scheme. The social room uses marble inlaid with gold foil, and a wine cabinet behind the reception counter also serves as a display. Golden and dark tones are combined. A children's playroom uses yellow as the main color with wooden flooring. An audio-visual room, a library and a cinema were added as shared facilities.

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Designer: Maria Gazdag Design Type: Exhibition Category: Interior

Birth of a Royal Library

Titled: The Corvina Library and the Buda Workshop, the exhibition was organized in the National Szechenyi Library, Budapest. At the heart of the space, in 3 rooms, 67 stunning books were on display from the Bibliotheca Corvina, established by King Mathias in the 15th century. Upon arrival a giant vellum - the material of medieval manuscripts – was placed with the general introduction. A similar interim space, a reading area, a so-called Library was created on the way out of the exhibition rooms. Thus, the visitor journey resonated with the theme of the exhibition: Birth of a Royal Library.

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Designer: Steve Lyu Design Type: Residential Apartment Category: Interior

Purity

Tranquil Life in Fog is a residential interior design for a home of 280 square meters in Hsinchu, Taiwan. The public areas are finished with marble and paired with clean wooden cabinets and floors. The private rooms are marked by a single distinctive color that defines each area visually. The walls are treated as decorative panels, where reflected light creates contrasts of color and brightness. Glossy and matte materials are combined with straight lines, curves and arcs. The plan keeps circulation simple and supports family life.

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Designer: stephen chen Design Type: Residential Space Category: Interior

Transparent Summer

Transparent Summer is a residential interior design for a 90 square meter apartment in Taipei. A central cube, inspired by an ice cube, stands in the middle of the plan and links the living room with the dining area. The dining table is placed at the center, so the living area feels larger. Iron pieces and open shelves form the walk-in closet, and glass doors visually extend the bedroom. Materials include wooden tiles, plated metal and glass. The living room has no ceiling; a beam carries the lighting and hides the air conditioning and power pipes.

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Designer: Shih-Ming Liu Design Type: Commercial Category: Interior

Meet Fun

Meet Fun is an Italian restaurant interior located in Taipei, Taiwan. The floor area is about 330 square meters, divided into a bar area, a dining area, a kitchen and a storage room. Materials collected by the client family, including old tiles, oak wood, steel plates and fair-faced concrete, were reused for the surfaces. The kitchen and the bathroom were repositioned to reduce unused space and to improve the flow. Clean lines and a light color tone create a bright and open dining environment that responds to the surrounding streetscape.

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Designer: Yi-Chi Chen Design Type: Residential Apartment Category: Interior

Balmy Living

Balmy Living is a residential apartment interior design. The public area was rearranged to gain abundant daylight and an open view. The master bedroom, which previously faced north, now faces south. Titanium plated doors form the main vista wall and move on a foldable sliding track with a load capacity of 300 kilograms. Inspection openings are finished with rose gold paint, so maintenance stays simple. In the living room, an arc television wall is clad with stone and laminate sheet. The dining area can be adjusted in size for different numbers of people.

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Designer: Song Han Design Type: Club Category: Interior

Rippling

Rippling is a club interior of 360 square meters located in Shenzhen. The design draws on bionics and on the form of dripping water, so the boundary between outer and interior space, and between planes and solids, remains unmarked. An arched corridor is built from about 1800 tailor made translucent glazed tiles, which vibrate rhythmically as people pass. Sunken ripple shaped sofas and a wall installation artwork titled Flowing of Time complete the space. Fifteen steps lead visitors away from outside noise and toward inner calm.

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Designer: GAO XIONG Design Type: Drink and Buy Tea Category: Interior

Valley of Tea

Chinese Space and Tea Space is a tea shop interior covering 250 square meters. The first floor holds the product display and sales area, while the second floor contains a tea room and a salon training area. A large clear glass window acts as a viewfinder, revealing only part of the interior and inviting visitors inside. Natural materials define the design, with wood veneer and solid wood lines used throughout. The floor combines Chinese black marble with wood grain tiles, and plain cement contrasts with large white walls. The layout draws on southern Chinese garden style.

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Designer: Kris Lin Design Type: Public Space Category: Interior

Courtyard

Courtyard is a public space designed for the lobby and foyer of a residential development in central Shenyang, China. The space covers 600 square meters and forms the main route used by residents on the way home. The design concept is based on the three-entry home of traditional Chinese architecture, arranged as an outer court, an inner courtyard and an inner house. An installation named Bamboo Sound marks the lobby and gallery. A water promenade with a bridge, a pool, a gable, a tea room and plum blossom shapes the courtyard scene.

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Designer: Ouyang Tiao Design Type: Restaurant Category: Interior

South Branch Sign

South Branch Sign is the interior design of a Hong Kong-style chain restaurant in Changzhou. The project covers a total of 500 square meters. Different materials and colors define the functional areas, so physical partitions are reduced and the layout is read through invisible divisions. Terrazzo, wood, leather and mirror create a rich and varied spatial texture. Smooth lines run across the walls and the ceiling, and inlaid lighting highlights the fine details. The result is a calm and transparent space with a simple texture and a rational, modern character.

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