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Starting from an empty shell, the design embraces minimalism to create a serene atmosphere, shaping a cohesive world of beige tones through modern spatial language.Various materials are skillfully combined to enhance one another, as mosaic tiles, countertops, textured wall finishes, and lighting work together to create a cohesive look, improving the visual appeal and overall quality of the area.
4.56 is a reception lobby designed for a residential building. The lobby has a non-rectangular plan, with a length of 8.5 metres, a width of 7.3 metres and a height of 3 metres. Large glass surfaces increase daylight. White walls and grey flooring create a bright and visually light space, while black elements and curated artworks by various artists add contrast. A large artwork behind the reception desk recalls the sea waves of Juhu Beach. Residents reach their apartments directly through a private lift.
Yenikoy House is a residential interior design project located in Istanbul, Turkey. The home covers 250 square meters and includes an 80 square meter terrace. The layout has four rooms, with two bedrooms, a gym area, a living area and a kitchen. The design is shaped around the city view, so residents can sense the surrounding city from inside. The furniture was kept simple to keep the focus on the view outside. Tadelakt, a natural and breathable ecological material, was applied to the walls and the ceiling.
The Force is a residential interior design completed in Taiwan in 2024. The kitchen and dining areas are connected by a bar counter and utensil cabinets, which improve convenience during meal preparation and dining. A sloped grid links the public areas and answers the storage needs of the residents, keeping the space neat and comfortable without feeling oppressive. Triangular frames soften right angles and give the long space visual continuity. Fluorescent accents outline the dark surfaces. Healthy and non-toxic green building materials were used.
Residential Building is an interior design project for a 17th century building on the lake promenade in Ueberlingen, Germany. The building has housed a restaurant since 1957. The renovation preserves the history of the structure and applies sustainable methods. Existing support structures were restored and historic furniture was given a new purpose. Old wooden beams and insignia were integrated into the interior. Shades of blue in the bar area reflect the colors of the lake, and enlarged windows open wide views toward the water.
Layers of Mountains is a residential interior of 100 square meters in Miaoli County, Taiwan. The design turns the surrounding mountains and rivers into continuous flowing lines within the home. Earth toned artistic paint covers the walls and echoes the nature seen through the windows. A three tiered ceiling conceals the large beams, the air conditioning, the energy recovery ventilator and the air purifier, so the main living space keeps a greater clear height. The elongated plan is divided into a dust area, a living room facing the ridges, an island dining area and a kitchen.
While preserving the profound roots and essence of Saudi culture, the design creates a historical masterpiece characterized by clean lines, natural textures, and artistic concepts. Shada Hotels Interior Design is a place where the past and present seamlessly intertwine, creating an atmosphere that is both nostalgic and contemporary. Shada Hotel presents a carefully curated experience of modern interiors, enriched by visible hints of historical and cultural relevance.
Lighting The Way is a residential interior design for a long and narrow apartment of 99 square meters in Taichung City. The layout uses penetration techniques and a divided screen instead of a solid partition, so light and views pass through the space. Titanium-plated steel and natural stone reflect ambient and accent lighting, creating depth and contrast. The television wall was repositioned to allow a larger seating area and an island dining arrangement. Shared walkways link the entrance, living room and bedroom.
No Know is a script murder escape room located on the second basement level of a shopping district in Xi'an, China. The venue covers 1080 square metres and contains ten themed rooms, including Republican, Chinese, futuristic and minimalist styles. Many elements are left unfinished, and some walls remain in their post-demolition state, with exposed surfaces and simple stucco finishes. The original staircase was retained as a focal point of the public area. Aisles are 1.2 metres wide, so players pass each other closely and social encounters are encouraged.
Fusionista is a cinema interior design created through the renovation of an existing cinema in Hong Kong. The project covers 4375 square metres arranged over four floors. The two lower floors hold the ticketing and public areas, while the two upper floors hold the screening halls. The circulation route leads visitors past the light food counters on the way to the halls, which supports sales. Marble, aluminium, fabric, carpet and glass distinguish each area by colour and texture. Durable materials were selected to reduce later maintenance costs.
Artist is a residential interior design for a home of 120 square meters in Shanghai. The layout combines geometric blocks with a blank-leaving technique, moving beyond the simple accumulation of furniture and decoration. The original high ceilings are retained, so the living room and dining area remain bright and open. Sunlight enters through the windows and creates a layered atmosphere. The first floor holds the daily living and guest areas in clearly defined zones. The second floor uses three window types to balance privacy and openness.
The Concierge at Seoul Auction redefines luxury retail through a minimalist space within a space concept. Seamlessly integrated into the gallery like lobby, it offers a serene, sophisticated environment where simplicity enhances the viewing experience. A large glass door and expansive window balance openness and discretion, while carefully placed artwork and floating shelves subtly guide visitors. By embracing the beauty of blank space, The Concierge elevates the perception of luxury, allowing the products to take center stage.
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