Interior

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Designer: Xiaobing Yao Design Type: Restaurant Category: Interior

Carefree

Carefree is a restaurant interior designed for traditional Sichuan cuisine in Chengdu, China. The space covers 1480 square meters and is divided into a refreshment area, a wine area and private rooms. Chinese carved fencing and dim lighting give the refreshment area a secluded feeling. The private rooms are kept plain so that attention stays on the food. A sculpture at the center of the moon gate combines the brand name with ink painting. A wall screen shows plants changing through the four seasons, and bamboo, marble and red brick are used throughout.

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Designer: Wei Jinjing, Wei Yaocheng, Zhang Huichao Design Type: Private Club Category: Interior

An Villa Aesthetics Pavilion

An Villa Aesthetics Pavilion is a private club interior in Shaoxing, China, covering 200 square meters. The space is arranged as a pavilion that coexists with a courtyard and is enclosed by dark gray grilles. Natural light passes through the carved grille ceiling and creates framed views with changing shadows. Water features, moss and trees form natural sculptures. Works of local artists guide each area, including rain ripples on marble, a moon shadow on water and an iron ship. The design turns oriental sentiment into contemporary life aesthetics.

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Designer: SHUNSUKE OHE Design Type: Osteopathic Clinic Category: Interior

Tsubomiya 3rd

Tsubomiya 3rd is an osteopathic clinic located in the business district of Osaka, Japan. The interior reinterprets the calm atmosphere of a traditional Japanese ryokan in a contemporary way. A restrained palette of white, gray, and black is warmed by timber doors and delicate wooden latticework. Soft indirect lighting, subtle incense, and quiet music support a tranquil mood. Four private treatment rooms are kept dimmer than the entrance and corridors. The space covers 66.5 square meters and aims to ease both physical and mental tension.

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Designer: Chiao-Yi Tang Design Type: Research Interior Category: Interior

Landform Pulsation

The research building integrates new and existing volumes, aiming to create a highly experimental environment. The design draws from the diverse pulsations of natural landforms, symbolizing the Earth's rhythmic breath. The design multiplies and extends spatial layers. It creates an open and infinitely extendable order. The visual narrative unfolds from the Earth's core to the galactic scale, expressed through seismic wave imagery, highlighting the coevolution and harmonious development of earthquake engineering and the land.

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Designer: Bin Luan Design Type: Executive Restaurant Category: Interior

Wyndham Grand

Wyndham Grand is a 700 square meter restaurant interior that joins a Wagyu beef dining room with a craft beer bar. The layout is semi-open, and plants together with solid and transparent screens divide the space into calm and lively zones. Prefabricated wood panels are installed by modular splicing and carry a matte moisture-proof finish suited to humid conditions. Stainless steel edging conceals the joints between the wood panels and the art glass. The bar counter is made of metal and resin panels, and a display shelf behind the counter holds craft beers.

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Designer: Be Interiors Design Type: Residential House Category: Interior

Villa B

Villa B is a residential interior design for a 1.5-storey house in Bademli, Bursa. The interior covers 300 square meters, and the ceiling height is 285 centimeters throughout. On the ground floor, custom furniture volumes and integrated door systems replace conventional walls, serving as storage and as space dividers. A roof window above the gallery brings daylight into the interior. Ceramic flooring is used throughout, with a strip of wooden parquet running from the entrance to the fireplace. Walnut veneer panels and light lacquer finishes balance the grey and wood palette.

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Designer: Jian You Jhe Design Type: Residential House Category: Interior

Elegant Serenity

Elegant Serenity is a residential interior design in Taipei City, Taiwan, covering 1,025.68 square feet. The layout follows daily routines and flows from public areas to private ones. A mirrored circular ceiling acts as a visual anchor and reflects everyday life below. The ceiling was mounted on a custom metal frame and suspension system to ensure flatness and stability. In the dining area, a dark stone island, a cylindrical metal leg and a marble tabletop form one sculptural composition. Light, texture and proportion bring warmth to the calm, minimal home.

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Designer: LINE2PIXELS STUDIO Design Type: Living Space Category: Interior

Quiet Monolith

Quiet Monolith is a residential interior design that joins the living, dining, and kitchen areas into one continuous space. A monolithic Taj Mahal quartzite island anchors the kitchen, while a Palladium Sage quartzite console extends into the living and dining area. Timber and soft neutral tones complete the material palette. Full-height glazing opens the interior toward the garden, and a courtyard brings daylight and ventilation into the core of the home. The built-up area is 2,955 square feet.

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Designer: sxdesign Design Type: Exhibition Design Category: Interior

Physics Vaults

Physics Vaults is an exhibition design for a science museum in Shandong, China. The interior covers about 7,000 square meters and holds five exhibition halls, an entrance zone and an immersive ring space. The halls are framed by a sequence of diminishing arches cast in a single pour of fair-faced concrete. The arched shells work as structure and as hidden cavities for building services and media systems. Large-scale apparatus, steel walkways, perforated metal and concealed lighting guide visitors through five key experiment scenes, making complex physics content easier to understand.

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Designer: WPH_HTH_Architects Design Type: Residential Category: Interior

Vessel of Time

Vessel of Time is a residential interior design created for a pianist and a family of three. The home covers about 231 square meters in Taiwan. A wood-lined foyer forms a gentle threshold between the city and the interior. Tall fluted glass doors and sheer curtains filter daylight into the living space. The piano stands within a shared central core, where music, reading and conversation meet. Light timber, mineral textures and special paint with brush marks shape a calm, low-saturation setting. The open plan links the living areas and supports a slower pace of daily life.

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Designer: Tsung Han Design Type: Retail Store Category: Interior

Lap AI Taipei

Lap AI is a compact retail interior that rethinks laptop buying as a guided service journey rather than display driven browsing. Inspired by the swipe gesture, the plan forms a curved loop that reveals products step by step, supporting quick comparison before moving into one to one consultation and aftercare. AI assisted matching and expert guidance help customers find the right device with confidence. Warm white lighting, champagne toned metal and translucent panels create a calm, screen like atmosphere that reduces visual noise and builds trust.

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Designer: GOOD PLACE Design Type: Showroom Category: Interior

Schneider Electric Innovation Hub Tokyo

Schneider Electric Innovation Hub Tokyo is a showroom created for an immersive visitor experience. Concentric floor patterns on a single axis guide movement toward a curved display named the Control Center, which stays visible from several directions. Undulating tube lighting, shaped with the visual programming tool Grasshopper, contrasts with the black grid ceiling and the checkerboard flooring. White walls form the main exhibition surface. Pentagonal modular sofas can be arranged for seating or meetings, or removed to open the circulation.

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