Interior

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Designer: Kunihisa Akiyama Design Type: Cinema Complex Category: Interior

United Cinemas Fukuoka Momochi

United Cinemas Fukuoka Momochi is a cinema complex located in a shopping center in Fukuoka, Japan. The interior covers 5,057.99 square meters and contains eleven screens with 1,674 seats. A high lobby ceiling carries top lighting that imitates sunlight and falls softly on walls with a special plaster finish. The low ceiling of the entrance approach contrasts with the large open hall, which is kept free of signage. Calm and refined materials replace the bright style often used in cinemas. The interior aims to make watching a film a quiet and special experience.

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Designer: Benson Wu Design Type: Residential House Category: Interior

Residence of Hung

Residence of Hung is an interior design for a family home in Taiwan. The layout is open and planned for a young couple who often receive guests. One of the four original rooms was removed and rebuilt as a multi-functional room with glass sliding doors. When the doors are open, the public area doubles in size and can hold more than fifteen people. When the doors are closed, the room offers privacy. Wood pattern and concrete floors define the two sides. A red brick wall, green walls and a blue brick kitchen island shape the industrial style.

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Designer: Han Chung Hung Design Type: Residential Category: Interior

Sunlight Spills

Sunlight Spills is a residential interior design for a home of about 115 square meters in Taipei City, Taiwan. The home is shared by three generations, including elderly parents and a young child. The living room, dining area and kitchen are joined in one open public space, so adults cooking in the kitchen can watch the child at play. A central island and a dining table support meals, homework and reading. Light grey tones form a calm base, black lines add depth to the ceiling, and natural wood surfaces define the dining wall.

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Designer: Monique Lee Design Type: Restaurant Category: Interior

Howard's Gourmet

Howard’s Gourmet design concept combines classic Chinese architectural elements with contemporary materials and design concepts for a novel visual gradient. The layout of restaurant consists of private dining rooms and is based on the old Siheyuan concept. With massive use of gold in modern forms, it creates a contemporary palatial grandeur. Ancient views of formation of Sky and Earth, the 5 elements of Cosmology are major forms and shapes used to decorate the interior of the dining rooms. Adorned with rich colors, floral and geometric fabric, the environment is enriched with cheerful vibe.

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Designer: Han Chung Hung Design Type: Residential Category: Interior

Grain and Line in The Space

Grain and Line In The Space is a residential interior design of about 115 square meters in Taoyuan City, Taiwan. A half-high television wall separates the living room and the dining room while keeping the open public area visually connected. The living room, dining area and kitchen are placed on the same axis. Natural stone with clear grain is used for the floor, the main wall, the dining table and the kitchen island. A black mirror below the wall lightens the heavy stone. A wooden folding ceiling conceals air conditioning equipment and beams.

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Designer: Han Chung Hung Design Type: Hospital Category: Interior

Magnificent Extraordinary Clinic

Magnificent Extraordinary Clinic is a medical clinic interior in Taipei, Taiwan, covering about 265 square meters. The design gives treatment rooms a hotel atmosphere, while the operating room follows the specifications used in large hospitals. Corrugated marble walls are cut and arranged with precision, and overhead lighting projects across the surfaces at the entrance. Curved ceilings with indirect lighting correct the low original ceilings and create a wider visual experience. Lighting, floor materials and equipment layout were planned in detail for patient comfort.

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Designer: Ching Jiun Yu Design Type: residential house Category: Interior

Social Fun

Social Fun is a residential interior design for a two-level home in Taipei, Taiwan. The design places dining at the centre of daily life. The first floor is inspired by the American bar and includes an L-shaped bar, a sofa, a fireplace and a display wine cabinet. Wooden shutters control the light and the privacy of the long and narrow plan. The second floor makes the kitchen the core, combining a dining table, a cooking area and a bar. A staircase links both levels. Shelves and cabinets fill the fragmented corners between the structural pillars.

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Designer: Cristina Menezes Design Type: Residential Apartment Category: Interior

Dream House

Dream House is a residential apartment interior with a total area of 225 square meters. The layout is organized around connections to the outside. A balcony and large windows bring daylight and the surrounding landscape into the plan. Bathrooms and bedrooms are defined by wood panels made of MDF, which protect privacy and allow easy sectoring of the apartment. Sliding doors and a green wall support flexible use and add nature indoors. Timber floors are used in the bedrooms and synthetic stone paving in the other areas. All lighting is LED.

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Designer: Lichen Ding Design Type: Hotel Category: Interior

Hua Yi

The Chinese traditional culture will be re interpreted, so that visitors can feel the elegant and abstract changes in the seasons.Distinguish between the combination of noisy and quiet, open and private, the graceful planning of a quiet space, introverted extravagant display quality from the subtle.it is clear that the style is different from the local hotels, and the theme of the city business hotel is distinctive.

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Designer: Fang Ming Lo Design Type: Residential House Category: Interior

The Gift

The Gift is the interior renovation of a forty year old villa in a mountain area in Taiwan. The design is based on the idea of shared art. Hand drawn wall art is combined with framed views of the surrounding landscape. Windows and an entrance in three directions support natural air convection. A Nano Photocatalyst system is added to reduce harmful substances in the air. Slanting glass on the inner side of the aluminum grid facade drains rainwater and limits moisture. Floor height differences are removed and a wheelchair ramp is added for older residents.

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Designer: Fang Ming Lo Design Type: Residential House Category: Interior

Castle of Fairy Tale

Castle of Fairy Tale is a duplex apartment interior located on the fifth floor of a residential building. The original layout was closed and dark, so partitions were removed and rebuilt to form a tall hall. The hallway was moved to the exterior and the living room was extended horizontally through an arcade and grating lines that bring in sunlight. Part of the ceiling was removed to increase the vertical height and to create a semi-open attic on the second floor that serves as an extension of the study. Four arch windows in the attic wall hold artwork.

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Designer: YU FEN LEE Design Type: Residence Category: Interior

Simple and Serene

Simple and Serene is a residential interior design created for a collector of contemporary Taiwanese ceramic art. Several display areas are integrated into the floor plan, so the collection guides the circulation and the functional layout. Simple and restrained colors match the bold glazes of the ceramic works. Handmade timber flooring and marble add natural texture. Recessed lamps of museum grade at 300 lux protect the artwork, and a curtain with a honeycomb structure blocks 78 percent of the heat. The kitchen and dining area are set apart from the display zones.

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