Interior

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Designer / Brand: Jian Zhang Work: Sales Office Classification: Interior

Cloud Landmark

Cloud Landmark is a sales office of 600 square meters in Hangzhou, China. The design reflects the shared elegance found in the aesthetics of Hangzhou and Paris. Sixteen columns frame a skylit atrium, where a classical Eight Immortals table stands beneath a large white camellia sculpture. A grille below the ceiling casts moving shadows on the dark green marble floor. Common materials such as marble, wood veneers and stone-textured paint were used to keep the project economical. The construction was completed within 28 days.

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Designer / Brand: Anton Baklan Work: Restaurant Classification: Interior

Mamuli

The Mamuli restaurant project explores the integration of Georgian cultural elements within a contemporary dining environment. The design combines traditional motifs, materials, and spatial references with a modern layout to support comfort and functionality. Careful attention is given to atmosphere, material selection, and detailing, creating a cohesive interior that reflects the character of Georgian hospitality while responding to current lifestyle expectations.

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Designer / Brand: Bo Liu Work: Hospitality Interior Design Classification: Interior

Shantou Marriott Hotel

The Shantou Marriott Hotel perfectly blends modern luxury with thoughtfully curated design elements honoring the region's cultural heritage. With 300 often fully booked rooms, the hotel offers guests a harmonious and tranquil escape, immersing them in relaxation. Its open layout cleverly integrates indoor and outdoor spaces, providing a delightful living experience. Additionally, the designers' ingenuity in using soft, natural tones creates a serene and comfortable ambiance, enhancing guests' overall stay.

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Designer / Brand: Lead8 Work: Retail Development Classification: Interior

The Ring

The Ring in Chongqing is a ground-breaking ecological retail destination featuring one of China's largest indoor botanic gardens. A first of its kind for the city, the interior design intertwines retail, nature, culture and experience and comes to life with a 42 meter tall botanical garden, interactive sports and culture, and a creative tenant mix. The power of biophilia and nature is front and center, pushing the agenda forward for retail design.

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Designer / Brand: Shanhejinyuan Work: Marketing Center Classification: Interior

First Shiguangli

First Shiguangli is a marketing center in Beijing, China. The interior joins a sales office with a bookstore to form a composite space. The design turns the sales area into a book island set within a busy city. Light is guided into the rooms to shape quiet zones for reading and rest. A lighting element named Light of Life is made of metal and measures 1450 millimeters in diameter and 2700 millimeters in height. The project was completed in 2021. The intent is to slow the pace of a visit and to offer a calm cultural experience.

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Designer / Brand: Xuelin Wu Work: Cultural Venues Classification: Interior

Huanghesong Theatre

Huanghesong Theatre is an interior design for a cultural venue covering 35000 square meters. The design draws on the vortex form of the Yellow River and on the ritual and music culture of the Central Plains. Different corridors and halls connect all functional spaces. Load-bearing columns are treated as decorative carriers, and their tailored forms recall book pages. The main materials are super white cave stone, Monaco grey stone, grindstone, GRG and bronze metal. These materials were selected for cost efficiency and low-carbon performance.

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Designer / Brand: Kyle MertensMeyer Work: Wine Cellar Classification: Interior

The Peacock

The Peacock is a wine cellar of about ten square meters. The cellar is lined with one thousand blue glazed terra cotta tiles, each shaped and finished by hand. The tiles are arranged in a triple curved array inspired by the form of a peacock. Each tile holds a wine bottle and carries a small light that illuminates the tile below, so the only other light source is a single spotlight above the central table. The tiles were made by artisans in Jingdezhen, China, using a feather textured blue glaze of the Song Dynasty. Cooling is managed by a smart controller.

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Designer / Brand: Wei Jinjing, Wei Yaocheng, Zhang Huichao Work: Experience Center Classification: Interior

Vanke Fontanelle Aesthetics Pavilion

Vanke Fontanelle Aesthetics Pavilion is an experience center for a residential property in Keqiao District, Shaoxing, China. The interior is linear and narrow and covers 600 square meters. The design concept is drawn from local silk culture. Functional areas, including a negotiation area, a book bar and a water bar, are arranged along the linear plan. A garden style circulation route guides visitors along a clear axis. Transparent windows and gray stone bring outdoor scenery inside, and a skylight improves natural daylight and saves energy.

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Designer / Brand: Liu Hong Work: Interior Design Classification: Interior

Shanghai Qian Mo Fu Restaurant

Nestled within the heart of Shanghai's bustling Bund, the Shanghai Qian Mo Fu Restaurant melds the tranquility of natural landscapes with modernization. Embodying themes of mountains, forests, and valleys, the restaurant flawlessly integrates the serenity of the natural environment with the urban concrete construction, infusing the metropolitan hustle with a breath of tranquility. The oriental and elegant design paints a landscape imbued with poetic fluidity. Classic red, a hue steeped in oriental allure, setting an ambiance that is magnificent and opulent.

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Designer / Brand: Nelson Chow Work: Bar Classification: Interior

Artifact

Artifact is a speakeasy bar located inside BaseHall, a food hall in Central, Hong Kong. Guests enter through a secret passage with circular windows that resemble industrial pipes. An acoustic chamber lined with tiles shaped like small speakers blocks noise from the food hall outside. The main bar is defined by rib-like arches inspired by underground cisterns. The arches were cast in fiberglass sections using a three-dimensional mould, assembled on site and hand-painted with soft plaster paint. A mirrored ceiling reflects the ribs and makes the low space appear taller.

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Designer / Brand: HONG Designworks Work: Theatre Classification: Interior

Chanba Poly

Chanba Poly is a grand theater interior located in Xi'an, China. The theater is the centerpiece of the Chanba Silk Road International Cultural and Art Center. The design is inspired by a gem on the banks of the Chan River, and the building appears as a large stone set within the Qinling Mountains. The public hall extends the flowing lines of the building and forms a visual dialogue with the curtain wall. Materials include GRG, artificial stone, metal grilles, aluminum panels, paint-free decorative panels and sound-absorbing panels. The interior joins regional culture with a modern form.

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Designer / Brand: Kris Lin Work: Office Classification: Interior

Unbounded

Unbounded is an executive office interior designed for a corporate chairman. The space combines office work, reception, meetings, tea drinking, collection display, resting and fish keeping within one multifunctional setting. Fixed partitions are replaced by ceiling materials and functional bars that define areas while keeping the plan open. Mirrors and stainless steel are used for durability and for their reflective quality, which visually extends the space. The design moves away from enclosed traditional offices and supports easy movement between activities.

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