Interior

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Designer / Brand: Szu Wen Wang Work: Residential Apartment Classification: Interior

Flourishing Bouquets

Flourishing Bouquets is a residential apartment interior design. The project combines modern and classic styles, and eastern and western motifs. Floral elements and oriental totem images are used throughout the rooms. Pink is the main color, with accents of emerald green and champagne gold. A crystal chandelier is set on the ceiling, and a peacock totem greets guests in the foyer. Feng shui principles guide the spatial layout, including the placement of the sofa. Carved decorations conceal the low ceiling and beams, and hand-painted murals decorate the bedrooms.

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Designer / Brand: Yue Meng Work: Office Classification: Interior

Simple Refined

Simple Refined is an office interior design of 297 square meters located in Shanghai, China. Black, white and grey form the base tone, with warm raw wood texture and orange and red tones used as accents. A mirror in the office area enlarges the sense of space, and a television hidden behind the mirror keeps the surfaces clean. The meeting room offers privacy, while a large glass window brings daylight and outside views into the space. A recreational area with a red bear element gives employees a place to rest.

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Designer / Brand: Gorgeous space Work: Retirement Residence Classification: Interior

Together and Relax

Together and Relax is a residential interior design for a 110 square meter home in Taichung. The layout joins the living room, dining hall, bar and Japanese-style room into one shared area, while the ceiling design marks each zone. Lines guide the composition, from the wood grain screen at the entrance to the asymmetrical stone collage on the television wall. The Japanese-style room uses cushions in different colors in place of tatami mats. Folding and sliding doors add flexibility, and simple lines and colors create a calm setting.

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Designer / Brand: Chien Hung Lu Work: Residential House Classification: Interior

Photosynthesis of Space

Photosynthesis of Space is a residential interior design for a split-level house of 180 square meters in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The house receives abundant daylight, and the remodel plan was based on that condition. Black, white and gray tones with limited wood color and low chroma allow light and shade to act as the main decorative features. The lower floor holds an open dining room, kitchen and living room. Materials include marble, painted iron, walnut, teak, oak and engineered hardwood flooring. Three private rooms are finished in light black, dark walnut and dark gray.

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Designer / Brand: Yung-Hsi Peng, Zhi-Yun Hung, Parn Shyr Work: Residential Classification: Interior

Urban Rhythm

Urban Rhythm is a sales reception center interior in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The exterior is based on a hexagon grid, a simple natural pattern that frames views and reduces direct sunlight and indoor heat gain. The greeting hall on the first floor is finished with beige travertine, teak cubes, wood grating and soft lighting, forming a warm and calm setting. The second floor is used for meetings and hospitality, and black metal and glass partitions divide the areas. The design combines Eastern and Western forms within a limited site and a building height restriction.

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Designer / Brand: Wen Cheng Fu Work: Residential Apartment Classification: Interior

Iox

Iox is an interior design for a five floor building that combines an office with a family residence. The office and the shared living area are placed on the second floor, while the third, fourth and fifth floors are private family spaces. The property covers 270 square meters. Grey tones, fair faced concrete and leather give the interior a calm and low key character. Straight mirror lines, circular components and X shaped details form the main design themes. A former balcony area was remodeled into a study room.

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Designer / Brand: Jeffrey Shum Work: Church and Community Hub Classification: Interior

Praise Assembly

The Praise Assembly is an interior design for a church and community hub in Tsuen Wan, Hong Kong. The venue occupies about 1,400 square meters on half a floor of an office tower. The layout has three zones for worship, community and youth, and includes study areas, pantries, a therapy room, and activity and meeting rooms. Informal corridor and foyer spaces allow visitors to mingle and create their own activities. A feature wall shelf shaped like a tree canopy holds seating and bar tables. The shelf is made of birch plywood cut with CNC machines.

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Designer / Brand: Xiamen Yitian Design Co., Ltd. Work: Sales Center Classification: Interior

SCE Jinan Parkview Bay

SCE Jinan Parkview Bay is a sales center located in Zhangqiu, Jinan, China. The district is known as the hometown of Li Qingzhao, a female poet of the Song Dynasty, and has a rich cultural history. The interior is elegant and restrained, arranged like the reading of a lyric poem. A misty landscape backdrop, a fresco with bird totems and red erythrina flowers on the desks add vigor to the static space. Metal lines give a neat and calm impression, while ink elements and soft curves add softness. Bronze with black, white and grey forms the main palette.

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Designer / Brand: Chung Yi Chun Work: Residential House Classification: Interior

Light Extension

Light Extension is a residential interior design for a 110 square meter home in Taiwan. The layout removes two small closed rooms to make the shared areas visually broader. A semi-open study and a guest room replace the traditional enclosed dressing room and the narrow study. Ambient light washes the television wall to reveal its natural texture, and the same wall provides full storage. A layered ceiling and a mirrored beam surface soften the low girder above the dining area. Materials include marble, wooden flooring, fair-faced concrete, mirror and iron parts.

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Designer / Brand: Song Han Work: Club Classification: Interior

Rippling

Rippling is a club interior of 360 square meters located in Shenzhen. The design draws on bionics and on the form of dripping water, so the boundary between outer and interior space, and between planes and solids, remains unmarked. An arched corridor is built from about 1800 tailor made translucent glazed tiles, which vibrate rhythmically as people pass. Sunken ripple shaped sofas and a wall installation artwork titled Flowing of Time complete the space. Fifteen steps lead visitors away from outside noise and toward inner calm.

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Designer / Brand: stephen chen Work: Residential Space Classification: Interior

Transparent Summer

Transparent Summer is a residential interior design for a 90 square meter apartment in Taipei. A central cube, inspired by an ice cube, stands in the middle of the plan and links the living room with the dining area. The dining table is placed at the center, so the living area feels larger. Iron pieces and open shelves form the walk-in closet, and glass doors visually extend the bedroom. Materials include wooden tiles, plated metal and glass. The living room has no ceiling; a beam carries the lighting and hides the air conditioning and power pipes.

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Designer / Brand: Maria Gazdag Work: Exhibition Classification: Interior

Birth of a Royal Library

Titled: The Corvina Library and the Buda Workshop, the exhibition was organized in the National Szechenyi Library, Budapest. At the heart of the space, in 3 rooms, 67 stunning books were on display from the Bibliotheca Corvina, established by King Mathias in the 15th century. Upon arrival a giant vellum - the material of medieval manuscripts – was placed with the general introduction. A similar interim space, a reading area, a so-called Library was created on the way out of the exhibition rooms. Thus, the visitor journey resonated with the theme of the exhibition: Birth of a Royal Library.

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