Interior

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Designer: Yen, Pei-Yu Design Type: Cafe Category: Interior

Revival

Revival cafe is located at Tainan Art Museum, Taiwan. The space it occupied used to be the Tainan Main Police Station during the Japanese colonial period, which is now designated as a city heritage for its historical significance and unique mixture of various architectural styles and elements such as eclecticism and art deco. The cafe inherits the experimental spirit of the heritage, presenting a modern case of how the old and the new can interact with each other harmoniously. Visitors could also enjoy their coffee and begin their own dialogue with the past of the building.

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Designer: Ac Design Design Type: Exhibition Hall Category: Interior

Feicui Tianji

Feicui Tianji is a model room interior located in Hefei. The design follows a light industrial style, with modern minimalist geometry in black, white and gray. Marble texture and metal tones create a cool urban character. A vintage green pleated seat and a beige sofa add contrast and warmth. The living area is planned with education in mind and combines color and texture to support flexible use of the space. The dining area uses an integrated layout, where furniture in different shades and materials marks the layers of the room.

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Designer: Chong-Ping Chiu Design Type: Residential Interior Design Category: Interior

Home Scenery

Home Scenery is a residential interior design for an apartment of 88 square meters in Taipei. The plan holds a living area, a dining area, a kitchen, two toilets and two bedrooms. A raised stage forms the living area, finished in a light color scheme with soft timber to contrast with the monotone dining and working zone. Tatami flooring supports both quiet and social use, and the dining table stands beside a work desk for flexible tasks. Hidden cabinets under the tatami and behind the built-in sofa provide storage. Low formaldehyde and non-toxic materials are used.

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Designer: Michelle Reis Design Type: Residencial House Category: Interior

Belas

The concept for this project was inspired by the lifestyle of the clients. Combining the finest raw materials, such as marble, natural stone, wood, and more, with an innovative approach to achieve distinctive aesthetic without compromising functionality. The foremost goal was to embrace the amplitude of the space and maximize the natural light to create a soft flow transition between social areas and private. The social and private spaces were demarcated by contrasting the floor finishes between marble and wood and the white paint in the walls and ceiling to strengthen that sensations.

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Designer: Shenzhen Yunfan International Art Design Co., Ltd. Design Type: Wine Aesthetics Club Category: Interior

MW Space

Shenzhen OCT Hengchuan MW Space is a wine club interior created inside a former office building in Shenzhen. The project covers 760 square metres and holds a wine tasting teaching area, a social kitchen, a wine cellar, a restaurant, a whisky bar, a warehouse and office areas. The functional areas are arranged horizontally around a central public space, so circulation stays smooth and each area remains independent. Cement, marble and raw wood give the rooms a calm and low key tone. The interior is intended as a quiet place for rest and conversation.

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Designer: Ryumei Fujiki and Yukiko Sato Design Type: Residence Renovation Category: Interior

Continuous Plate House 2.0

This house has been renovated mainly on the first floor because 18 years the completion. The renovation required that the existing kitchen area, consisting of the kitchen, breakfast corner, and food storage, be changed to a space that can be used for various purposes. In order to respond to this demand, the food storage and corridors were eliminated, making the entire space one room wide, and the sink was changed from a wall-mounted type to an island type, making it a more space centered on the kitchen unit. It has been reborn as a calm and cozy room because it is covered with a wooden finish.

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Designer: Xiaohui Chen and Jingwei Zhou Design Type: Villa Category: Interior

Lakeside Garden

Dianchi Lakeside Garden is the interior design of a villa in Kunming, China, covering 1050 square meters. The design starts from the principles of Western classical design and interprets classical art through the taste and lifestyle of modern residents. Classical and elegant lines are combined with modern textures. The main materials are stone, wood veneer, glass, ceramic tile and acrylic. The headboard is a hand-carved wood piece with rose branches, which brings natural classical elements into the interior. Leisure areas are arranged to support a calm and comfortable home life.

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Designer: Kuan-Chiao Chen Design Type: Medical Care Space Category: Interior

Green Moving Rhythms

Green Moving Rhythms is the interior design of a medical care space within a rehabilitation clinic in Taipei, Taiwan. The property covers 130 square meters, and the first floor area is about 50 square meters. Clear glass partitions were used to improve visual openness. The layout adds a small yoga exercise classroom and a private massage room to the reception desk, waiting area and consulting room. A deep algae green tone, rose gold details and soft lighting create a calm setting. PVC flooring in contrasting colors separates the different areas.

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Designer: Haiyang Zhang Design Type: Villa Category: Interior

Oriental Courtyard

Jiayuan Oriental Courtyard is the interior design of a villa of 1000 square meters. Traditional Chinese elements are combined with modern materials, careful colors and detailed decoration to create a balanced and elegant modern oriental living space. The design keeps the original ceiling heights and the open spacing of the building. The open kitchen shares the same view as the living room and the outdoor courtyard, so family interaction becomes closer. In the basement, wood, metal, leather and marble highlight lines, and the wide use of wood recalls Chinese antique aesthetics.

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Designer: Lijun Yuan Design Type: Streetwear Store Category: Interior

The Mix Land

The Mix Land is a streetwear store in Hangzhou, China. The design concept starts from the image of a laboratory and applies street culture to the interior display. Three dynamic art installations, called energy extraction, condensation and the decomposition table, combine sound, vision and touch to create an interactive experience. Highly saturated neon blue, colorful windows and doors and digital screens form the main visual accents. The display installations can be rearranged within the open space, so the store adapts to both commercial and experiential needs.

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Designer: Cristina Menezes Design Type: Residential Category: Interior

Pocket House

Pocket House is a mobile residence built inside a standard 40-foot shipping container. The reused container rests on a simple support base, and the dry construction was completed by installation alone in ten days, with little waste. Sections of the steel side walls were removed and replaced with glass doors, which improve ventilation and daylight and open the interior to the garden. Wood is used as the single interior coating for the floor, walls and ceiling. The compact plan holds a bedroom, a bathroom, a living and dining area and a kitchen.

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Designer: Yang Su Design Type: Furniture Showroom Category: Interior

Wuxi Ditre

Wuxi Ditre is a furniture showroom designed for an Italian furniture brand in Wuxi, China. The interior covers 600 square meters and uses fireproof board, wood flooring, customized metal and grey floor tiles. A dark tone, natural wood texture and focused lighting create a calm setting for the exhibits. The free layout presents each group of products in an orderly sequence. A framework replaces the flat roof above the simplified reception desk. The stairs combine solid blocks with light glass handrails and narrow as they rise.

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