Interior

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Designer / Brand: Takuji Kamio Work: Office Classification: Interior

Garden Love Clue

Garden Love Clue is an office interior designed with the atmosphere of a garden. The space of 90.18 square meters is divided into three areas: a window side lounge, a central symbol tree table, and a large communicative counter. Most planters are hung under the ceiling on steel and wooden framing ladders instead of standing on the floor. Ceiling spotlights are mixed with the hanging planters to suggest sunlight in a forest. Stone and steel textures on the floor and walls add contrast. Power outlets and other office functions are embedded into the furniture, floor, and walls.

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Designer / Brand: JULIAN PIPEROV Work: Apartment Interior Classification: Interior

Vintage Remix

Vintage Remix is an apartment interior design for a new 130 square metre home in Sofia, Bulgaria. Two vintage French cabinets are placed in the heart of the living and dining area, beside two custom sculptural steel pieces, a combined bar and screen and a shelving unit. The contrast between warm aged wood with intricate intarsia and dark industrial steel guides the concept. Both steel pieces are made of 3 mm laser cut plate, folded in a workshop and assembled on site. The bar also screens the access to the private rooms.

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Designer / Brand: Chi-Wei Pai Work: Office Classification: Interior

Originality

From O to X is an office interior designed for a fashion brand in Taipei City, Taiwan. The 602 square meter space uses an open plan layout without traditional partitions, so natural light and ventilation reach every corner. Neon lights, metallic materials and selected furniture express the brand identity of urban style, street fashion and contemporary simplicity. Exposed pipes on the ceiling create an industrial character in shades of black and white. The layout is divided into a display area, a photo studio, a meeting room, a rest area and a flagship exhibition.

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Designer / Brand: Fang Ming Lo Work: Residential Apartment Classification: Interior

Sparkling Bali

Sparkling Bali is a residential apartment interior set on the top three floors of an older building in Taiwan. The design follows a party theme, with indoor and outdoor gathering areas on the first and top floors. A glass staircase and patio bring natural light through all three levels. The stair facade and transparent steps hold storage and a wine collection, which saves space for social use. Water-corrugated stainless steel surrounds the sofa area, and a mirrored ceiling extends the low visual height. Mirrors also ease the narrow entry corridor.

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Designer / Brand: Chien-Yuan Wang Work: Gym Classification: Interior

Colors and the Origin

Taking Z Power, the steel-structured logo at the counter as the core value of the design, the space embodies the coexistence of power, gentleness, and aesthetics. The designer applies colors expressing happiness, hope, power and stability onto basic elements symbolizing simplicity and origin. The positive energy created at the gym offers users experiences of purity, beauty and confidence. The main concept of the tone is borrowed from Pantone 2021 Colors of the Year, which is the combination of Ultimate Gray and Illuminating Yellow.

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Designer / Brand: Michael Wong Work: Interior Design Classification: Interior

Home MJ

Home MJ is a residential interior design for a 765-square-foot apartment in Hong Kong. The layout connects the interior with the mountain view outside. A clean, minimal sloped ceiling guides the eyes towards the mountains and recalls the feeling of standing on a summit. A combined fireplace and bookshelf cabinet runs along the television wall, next to a fabric sofa and a rug. Timber is used in the dining area, where the sideboard and door details echo the shape of hills. The children's bedroom is styled like a campsite. Hidden storage keeps the rooms spacious.

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Designer / Brand: Tai Chen Work: Office and Exhibition Space Classification: Interior

X5 Charity Foundation

X5 Charity Foundation is a compound interior space that serves as an office and an exhibition area. The first floor holds the work area and a studio for podcast recording and video filming. A hidden lounge and a wine cellar are placed in the basement. An outdoor balcony includes a water sink made of wood and stone. The design repeats the letter X, a sign of multiplying, through lighting and metal fabric set at a sixty degree angle. The X shaped metal runs from the outdoor area to the ceiling and folds into a staircase to the basement. The project renews an old building in Taipei.

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Designer / Brand: Mihael Varbanov Work: Dental Clinic Classification: Interior

S Dent

S Dent is the interior design of a dental clinic in Shumen, Bulgaria. The clinic covers a floor area of 200 square meters. The layout divides the space into open and multifunctional zones that are bright and comfortable. A minimalist approach with simple lines and calm colors is used to emphasize cleanliness and quality. Natural materials such as wood and stone are combined with technical stone and granite for hygienic surfaces. The atmosphere avoids a clinical appearance to help patients feel calm and to support the daily work of the staff.

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Designer / Brand: Wei-Chen Lin Work: Restaurant Classification: Interior

Dining Time

Dining Time is a hot pot restaurant interior located in Taiwan. The design covers 357 square meters on two floors and seats 110 guests. The project is a renovation of a thirty-year-old house. Blue tones, gold trim and cultural stone create a calm and classic atmosphere. Wave panels, a curved counter and lighting strips shape the waiting area. The ground floor is 3.6 meters high and holds a staff area, a self-service area and a restroom. The second floor adds three private rooms. Multimedia equipment and air conditioning are hidden inside the ceiling.

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Designer / Brand: Benson Wu Work: Office Classification: Interior

CHI Design

CHI Office is a workspace created inside an old house in HsinZhu, Taiwan. The original building had uneven ceilings and floors and disorderly compartments. Solid walls were removed and the interior areas were divided again. Windows on four sides bring daylight into the space. Iron cabinets and a wide metal display shelf separate the office from the reception area without solid walls. The floor is paved with gray artesian cement. Stone, metal and titanium plated details are combined with wood and planting to create a calm and open working atmosphere.

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Designer / Brand: AS Interior Design Work: Residential Classification: Interior

Reflections of Tomorrow

Reflections of Tomorrow is a residential interior design completed in Taiwan in 2020. The layout links the entrance, dining room, living room and open study into one continuous public area, while a master bedroom, a second bedroom and a bathroom form the private area. Irregular beveled shapes cut across the walls, which combine wallpaper, cement board, tawny glass, black glass and metal plate. The ceiling is raised gradually from one corner to the opposite side to avoid the beams. Large windows draw daylight into the deeper parts of the home.

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Designer / Brand: Ivana Lukovic Work: Apartment Refurbishment Classification: Interior

Luminous Minimal

Limited budget refurbishment transformed reality into the oneiric realm. The potential of natural light was enhanced through implementation of neutral pallet natural materials as a blank canvas for illumination effects. Two main parallel axes were established. One that erased boundaries between the private and public, connecting a communal space to the backyard bamboo garden. The other one being a multi-purpose unit that relates to a street side papyrus garden. Slight alteration of already defined space was imposed to avoid excessive demolition of divisions.

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