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How to fuse the artwork into the home according the preference of client becomes one of the challenges of designer. Designer has to consider the suitability between artwork and space, using simple modern design tactics, insert all of the artwork into a space, let client can feel relax in home although he or she is in city.
Bee PC Gaming Club 2.0 is a gaming club interior located in Foshan, China. The design recreates a virtual world scene, allowing visitors to leave the busy real world for a short time. The total area is 300 square meters. Six separate rooms surround a central public area. Two pillars of the original building extend into different block combinations, connecting the chandelier and the computer desks. Perforated aluminum plates are used throughout and form the main color tone and texture. Color-changing LED light belts adjust the atmosphere for different needs.
Yic Barbecue Market is a restaurant interior covering 280 square meters. The design departs from the traditional barbecue shop through a brand identity based on a small alien dinosaur character. At the entrance, a figure wearing an oxygen mask greets passers-by and gives the facade a simple and clear expression. Mirror stainless steel forms a continuous ceiling and a dramatic dining environment. The smoke exhaust pipe in the barbecue area takes a UFO shape. Seating areas are divided by changes in color, decoration and furniture shapes rather than by walls.
Nanxing Yanlord 185A is a show apartment designed to present a new modern Chinese lifestyle. The interior covers 185 square meters on a single floor in Hangzhou, China. The design gives attention to the small rituals of everyday life, while works of art set the style and the character of the spaces. Wood cabinetry at the entrance provides a warm welcome, and the open living room faces a large window. Each room uses different materials and colors to support its function and to offer a calm retreat from daily stress.
Simple Training is a fitness center interior located in Shanghai. The design returns to the origin of fitness, with a single focus on exercise in a calm, home-like setting. White walls and timber work are combined with soft natural light from large windows. A square layout places the functional areas around the main spaces, so circulation is direct and odd corners are reduced. Storage is consolidated vertically. Specialty flooring in the instruction room withstands heavy impact and lowers impact noise. Space is also reserved for yoga classes.
This project brings out the appearance of Oriental aesthetics about landscape using collections of the building materials. While maintaining the texture from natural materials, the installment of the iron pieces enriches the feast for the eyes, from rock to marble, from black iron to titanium plating, and from veneer to wooden table; it is like looking through different lenses to one scenery of landscape. In this project, handpicked French furniture further makes a interesting balance of Western and Orientals.
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Yujintai is a private club interior located in Beijing. The project covers 350 square meters and was completed in 2018. The design applies the aesthetics of the Song and Ming periods to a modern space. The floor is made of dark-grained marble with mountain and river patterns. The ceiling uses a dark gray mirror finish that suggests still water and gentle ripples. Hollow-out frames divide the rooms and create a calm rhythm. A landscape planting area answers the lack of greenery in modern buildings and supports a quiet mood.
Stylish is a residential apartment interior design of 173.5 square meters located in Taichung City, Taiwan. The public areas use black, white and grey tones, with metallic elements added to express a modern character. The foyer applies virtual volume segmentation to preserve light penetration. On the second floor, the lounge and the dining room use the high ceiling, where light grooves and continuous linear light belts elongate the space. Natural cloud marble gives the white lounge a sense of flow, while the bedrooms use grey Morandi tones, soft textiles and concrete texture.
Nice is an e-sports venue located in Nanning, China, covering an area of 500 square meters. The polygonal space is entered through a narrow passage and is divided into booth areas, a central competition area, a lounge and an open seating area. Triangular wall panels and shaped ceilings recall mountain forms, while LED tubes, glass, golden stainless steel and paint-free board create varied surfaces. A semi-circular screen and a ceiling mirror form a visual focus. Cacti placed around the competition area refer to the persistence of players.
Saving Green Residence is a residential interior design for an old house in Taipei City, Taiwan, covering 195 square meters. The design avoids added decoration and uses green building materials to support energy saving. Horizontal and vertical lines connect the raised area with the different floors. French windows and continuous flooring link the lounge and the dining room, which are separated by a staircase. A glass handrail replaces the original wooden one to lighten the staircase. The height of the lounge was altered so the air conditioning can work efficiently.
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Liberal Realms is the interior design of a 90 square meter apartment in Taichung City, Taiwan. The home contains three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a living room, a reading room, a dining room and a kitchen. The design follows a minimal approach, with a white tone and without surplus decorative lines. Floor materials define each area, and light wood grain flooring links the living room to the private rooms. White walls, dark iron pieces and fair faced concrete are combined. The public areas are open and placed on one axis, so natural light reaches the whole space.
Implications of Aesthetics is a residential apartment interior completed in 2018 in Zhubei City, Taiwan. The property covers 69.4 square meters. The design combines a minimal look with warm and industrial materials, and marks the boundaries and circulation paths between areas without heavy partitions. Dark wood is used for the floor, the dining table and the storage closets near the entrance. A wood wall in a different color and texture stands beside the television wall. The living room has a floor-to-ceiling window and an indigo sofa.
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