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Undergoing a transformation into a state -of the-art presentation and lecture theatre, the Capitol was fitted out to become a unique work environment hosting, conferences, student lectures as well as cinema graphic productions. The specialised Banquette seating and componentry now ensures that the Capitol remains a heritage masterpiece for the next generation of patrons.
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Rebirth is a residential interior design for an apartment in Taipei, Taiwan. The home covers about 82.64 square meters and contains a master bedroom, two further bedrooms, a living room, a dining room and two bathrooms. The original cabinets were kept and refinished instead of being removed. Discarded hardwood was reused to build the dining table, the coffee table and a lattice in the dining room. Pandomo, plaster, hardwood flooring, hardwood veneer and steel spray paint give the rooms a retro industrial character. The result is a minimal and warm home.
Leaves Shadow is a minimalist residential interior located in Zhubei City, Taiwan. The home covers 168 square meters and contains three bedrooms, a living room, a dining room and two bathrooms. Natural light on the site is limited, so the interior was planned around a careful lighting design. Fixture positions, heights and angles were calculated so that furniture, cabinets and plants create a soft display of light and shadow. Materials include timber veneer boards, timber louvre windows and dark-tinted glass. The original layout was kept in order to limit renovation work.
After Rain is a residential apartment interior designed in a neo-classical style with modern elements. The color tone moves between light grey and lotus purple, applied to classical cornices and matched with oak wood flooring for a warm atmosphere. Marble flooring marks the foyer, and an L-shaped sofa balances the living room view. The dining room is joined by a bar area, and a matte golden diamond chandelier forms the visual focus. Cornices in the master bedroom continue the classical language. The home is planned for an owner and a pet.
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The interior space is only 61 meter square in this case. Without changing the former kitchen and two toilets, it also contains two rooms, a living room, a dining room, and a unrevealed large storage space. Psychologically provide a calm but not monotonous atmosphere to the user after a long day. Use metal cabinets to save space and utilize different metal pegboard door panels to create different effects of shielding. The door panel for shoe cabinet requires a dense hole distribution: to hide from sight also gives ventilation.
EL Residence was inspired to be designed with a new burst of creativity through texture and materials, with a design that focuses on customised layouts. A bold and mature theme became the main design idea with a touch of vibrant colour and curved shape design element to soften the primary design approach. Materials such as chrome steel, metal elements, natural stones and marble are used to bring out the overall design approach, while feminine elements in the form of organically-shaped ornaments and furniture are incorporated to balance off the masculine vibe and light up the inner space.
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Sacred Spatial Medium is a residential interior design for a 198 square meter home in Taiwan. The circle is the main theme of the plan. Circular forms appear in the partition screen, the iron sphere of the television wall, the light fixtures and the oval rotatable mirror in the master bedroom. The high-ceiling living area uses tawny glass, circular iron pieces and stone-patterned ceramic slabs. Bronze mirror covers the dining room and kitchen ceiling. Low chroma colors and long curtains create a calm space.
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Black and White Narrative is the interior design of a stand-alone three-floor house in Taiwan. The layout holds a reception area, a tea-tasting room, a living room, a dining area, a kitchen, two bedrooms and four bathrooms. Spanish marble slim planks are arranged so that the veining extends visually and each plank is perceived differently. Spanish ceramic doors close the storage volumes. An open plan brings daylight and natural ventilation into the shared rooms. Large windows are fitted with electrically powered curtains.
Chiao Ho is a restaurant interior located in Shanghai and completed in June 2019. The space covers 1700 square meters. Guests enter through a glass door with a golden frame, and an arc-shaped route leads into the dining area. Bordeaux red walls form the standard color of the restaurant. Artworks are placed throughout the interior, including a female statue at the Chiao section and a male statue at the Ho section. Images of betta fish are scattered across the space. Culture and art are combined to offer a refined dining experience.
While meeting with the lady owned this German Bakery in Taipei City, D.More Design Studio was inspired by both fairy tale and concise impressions of Germany. Representing the image of Black Forest, Schwarzwald, from where the German secret recipe was originated, they made all background in dark and settled two wooden cabins filled with breads in the center forest surrounded by the iconic Bauhaus chairs with red berry like lights hanging above. The timber frame pattern of traditional German houses were converted into the steel frame shelves, and the storefront facade.
Applying a large sculptural shape to reshape the space and create a visual focus. First, make a large curved ceiling with a wood texture at the entrance height, and form a base at the bottom of the curve. Then on the right side, the shaft column is decorated into an ellipse, and the surface is surrounded by three lotus petals. In the visual experience, it is like a "the budding lotus" carrying the entire lobby space.
Stylish Life is a show home interior in Shanghai, China, covering 270 square meters. The two-floor plan serves a family of three generations. The ground floor is an open shared area that links the living room, the dining room and the study, and large French windows bring in natural light. A room for the elderly parents is arranged for safety and easy movement. The upper floor holds the master room with a walk-in closet and a bathroom, plus a children's room in yellow, blue and white. Gray tones, wood, marble and metal dividers are used, and wall cabinets are concealed.