Interior

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Designer: cocoon architecture ltd. Design Type: Coworking Category: Interior

theDesk UC Strand 50 Bridge 8

theDesk UC Strand 50 Bridge 8 is a set of three coworking interiors located in Hong Kong and Shanghai. Each site is treated as a plain white space, so members can add their own character. The large site in Central covers 3,200 square meters on one floor, where a common space named Central Park serves 450 people. The medium site in Shanghai spans two levels, and a grand staircase there becomes a theatre for 100 people. The small site in Hong Kong West spreads over five floors, with intimate common spaces for small gatherings.

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Designer: Don Lee Design Type: Private Club Category: Interior

Destruction White

Destruction White is a private club interior design covering 1200 square meters in Nanchang, China. The project follows a minimalist approach, and the original structure is broken open and rebuilt to create better connections between areas. Openings across floors link the dining area on the second floor with the open teahouse above. A suspended steel staircase with ultra-thin treads joins four levels. Materials include Arabescato, Bianco Botticino, Sunshine stone, Mongolia black, white matte paint board and wood flooring.

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Designer: Alex Kovachev Design Type: Dessert Bar Category: Interior

Selfie Konditori

Selfie Konditori is a dessert bar in Tromso, Norway, with a total area of 130 square meters. The interior was designed to create a bright and warm place during the long and dark northern days and nights. Marble, brass and gold-toned mirrors are combined with natural textures and abundant greenery, which the city lacks due to its harsh climate. Mirrored fixtures and glossy bespoke furniture reflect the theme of self-reflection and joy suggested by the venue name. Colorful features are shaped to suit guests and to make taking photographs easy.

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Designer: James Yen Design Type: Residence Category: Interior

Aristocratic Palace

Aristocratic Palace is a residential interior design completed in Taipei, Taiwan. The home covers about 228.1 square meters and includes an entry, a living room, a dining room, a kitchen, a study, three bedrooms and two bathrooms. Classic Eastern and Western elements are combined through grilles, changing light and shadow, and black lines applied at the junctions of the space. The materials include marble, iron parts, wooden work, blue glass, imported wallpaper and solid wood flooring. Large windows bring in natural light and reduce the use of electric lighting.

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Designer: Hsin-Chih Wu Design Type: Residential Category: Interior

The vastness. The house of light

The Vastness. The House of Light is a residential interior design of about 90 square meters in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The layout includes an entrance, a living room, a dining room, two bedrooms and one bathroom. Large floor-to-ceiling windows bring natural light and outdoor greenery into the open plan. Low-chroma colors and the natural textures of stone, thin brick and titanium plated metal define the space. Herringbone wood flooring adds warmth to the living room and the study. Curved corners are used instead of sharp angles to give the space a soft appearance.

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Designer: Geissert Thomas Design Type: Living Category: Interior

Bungalow Refurbishment

Architecturally, the goal was to break up the rooms into a new spatial structure, to create spaciousness and expanse within a fixed area and cubature, to transform into the 21st century. This was achieved by increasing the window areas. Parapets were partially opened to floor level to create smooth transitions from inside to outside. The aesthetic reduction of forms, materials and colors lead to a harmonious overall impression, which is underlined by a discreet color and lighting concept. A wellness area with sauna was installed in the former tank.

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Designer: Jofre Roca Calaf Design Type: Interior Design Category: Interior

Avila Offices

Avila Offices is an office interior design in Barcelona. The project renovates the common areas of a seven storey office building with about 1,100 square meters on each floor. The office area covers 1,062 square meters. A new open lobby replaces conventional commercial solutions. A green wall runs from the facade into the interior and invites pedestrians to enter. Glass walls make the lobby visible from the street. Furniture and lamps were designed for the project in raw steel and wood, which gives the interior a coherent identity.

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Designer: Ian Chen Design Type: Residential Category: Interior

The Green Breathe

The Green Breathe is a residential interior design completed in New Taipei City, Taiwan. Low chroma colors such as grey and black form the base tone, combined with titanium plated metal frames, tawny glass, brown paint finishes and rectangular geometry arranged in a calm order. The ceiling of the public area is built with mexin boards, which are flame retardant and sound absorbing and require no painting, so paint odor is avoided. Non-toxic and eco-friendly materials were selected for a family with a newborn. The corridor was shifted by 40 centimeters to widen the living room.

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Designer: Miguel Barbas Design Type: Healthcare Space Category: Interior

Clinic Santa Madalena

Clinic Cascais is a dental clinic interior located in Portugal. The layout was arranged around the view of the Serra de Sintra, so the waiting areas also serve as places for visual contemplation. Most of the interior walls are made of glass, bringing natural light into the dental offices, the waiting room and the administrative areas. Reliance on artificial light is reduced in this way. Exposed concrete is combined with white walls and suspended lighting. Glass, marble and concrete are the main materials.

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Designer: Watson Koay Design Type: Vegan Cafe Category: Interior

V Life

V Life is a vegan cafe interior covering 280 square meters. The entrance is framed by hand-selected European wildflowers, which introduce a natural atmosphere. Jungle vines and bright lights hang from the ceiling, opening the space and creating a well-lit setting for all-day dining, lounging, working or studying. Comfortable handmade furniture, hand-painted bricks, repainted tables and handmade flower displays shape a vintage bohemian character. The interior offers a cooling retreat from the hot local climate.

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Designer: Ye-Siang Huang Design Type: Immigration Company Category: Interior

Yabai

Yabai is an office interior created for an international immigration consulting company in Taipei. The space measures 2,625 square feet and rises six meters, with a full floor-to-ceiling window that lets sunlight brighten the interior. Transparent glass forms the partition walls, and black floating staircases keep the layout open. Materials include black stainless steel, Carrara marble and concrete flooring, while rough stone on the outer wall contrasts with smooth marble. White tones and varied lighting create a calm atmosphere.

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Designer: Wanfu Su Design Type: Restaurant Category: Interior

HuoLaPai Hotpot

Wanda Huo La Pai Hotpot is a hotpot restaurant interior of about 500 square meters in Xiamen. The design draws on traditional Chinese architectural structure and modern oriental art. Stone brick walls show a simple rough lime texture, and local reclaimed materials such as old wood, Chinese style window lattices and tiles reduce cost and save resources. Black, white and gray form the main palette, with red used on the columns and lanterns placed at the entrance. Winding Chinese corridors separate the tables, so diners enjoy an open setting with privacy.

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