Interior

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Designer / Brand: Liao Zhe-wei Work: Residential Interior Design Classification: Interior

Flowing Nature

Taoist Laozi believes that the nothingness of heaven and earth is interdependent. Interior design shouldn't be disconnected from the external environment. People shouldn't be enveloped in reinforced concrete. Form and function in one. A life that blends in with nature from the inside out. That is the essence of housing, through the extension of the interior space. Create intermediary spaces that define blurred boundaries between indoor and outdoor spaces. Break down the barriers between indoor and outdoor spaces. To achieve the ideal state of coexistence with the natural environment.

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Designer / Brand: Percept Design Work: Sales Center Classification: Interior

Huahao Group Jinyu

Huahao Group Jinyu is a sales center located in Changsha, China, covering about 1218 square meters. The interior combines straight lines and curves, and mixes rectangular and cylindrical forms. Black, white and red are the main colors, and red elements accentuate the depth of the space. Metal lines add a sense of restraint, and a winding stair with a geometric form leads to the second floor. Environment-friendly art paints are used to lower the consumption of natural resources. The entrance follows the pattern of an art gallery and holds a sculpture inspired by books.

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Designer / Brand: Paul Bo Peng Work: Sale Center Classification: Interior

Vanke Moon Over The Sea

Vanke Moon Over The Sea is a sales center located in Guangzhou, China. The interior was built inside a former school gymnasium, and the large open hall allows a free ground plan. White terrazzo is used widely and gives the floor a seamless surface. A sculptural staircase made of stainless steel plate and a reception desk of rusted steel form a strong contrast with the white terrazzo. Floating boxes hold the showrooms and a children's activity area above the open space. Windows connect the interior with the exterior.

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Designer / Brand: MinusPlus Design Work: Clothing Store Classification: Interior

Human Haus TP

Human Haus TP is a clothing store interior in Taiwan that also sells beverages. The space covers 115.7 square meters on the ground floor of a 40-year-old building. Beige tones and water-based stone paint give the walls a finely textured surface, recalling a raw piece of fabric. Curves and linear lighting guide movement and set the fitting room apart from the sofa area. Two routes link the outdoor terrace, the semi-outdoor waiting area and the interior. Open gaps between the cabinets ease circulation and keep the garments in focus.

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

Opus One

Opus One is a sales office interior located in Hangzhou, China, covering 1300 square meters. The design takes the nearby Qiantang River as its theme and brings the element of water into the interior. Wired glass screens are arranged in an array, and their semi-transparent texture gives the space a light and open feeling. In the elevator hall, staggered geometric lines and vertical forms emphasize a technological character. The audio-visual room takes the shape of a spaceship. A waterscape in the reception hall turns the garden into an indoor landscape.

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Designer / Brand: devesh pratyay Work: Restaurant Classification: Interior

After Life

After Life is a themed restaurant and bar located in Downtown Dubai. The venue covers 500 square meters of interior space with an attached open balcony of 150 square meters. The entrance forms a tunnel with a mountain-like wall, engraved Babylonian script panels, burnt candles on a shelf and rock-shaped crystals hanging from the ceiling. A foyer with a driftwood tree and a large log chair leads into the main hall. The island bar appears carved from stone and is marked by a serpentine crystal installation of 30 meters. Rustic Indian sandstone covers the floor in a random pattern.

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Designer / Brand: Y SPACE DESIGN CONSULTING FIRM Work: Train Hotpot Classification: Interior

Chuan San Hao

Chuan San Hao is a hotpot restaurant built from genuine green-skinned train carriages. The carriages stand on parallel tracks laid along a wetland shoreline, so windows frame open views of the landscape. The original exteriors are polished and repainted to keep the authentic structure. The kitchen is placed in the middle carriage, linking passenger and private dining carriages to the north and south. An added intermediate space acts as an airlock, holding insulation, ventilation and a storage room for clothing. Private carriages include VIP and semi-private sections.

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Designer / Brand: Ken Thong Work: Residence Classification: Interior

Soo's 78

Project Soo's 78 is a calm and timeless home designed with a slow living philosophy for a retired mother. Major makeover transforms this 20 year old terrace house into a delicate stylish home that emphasizes openness, lightness, and functionality. The design team's focus on the design was to ensure that the overall space has sufficient natural light, greenery landscape, as well as uninterrupted air flow throughout the entire home to provide an elderly-friendly living space with a warm, cozy and serenity atmosphere.

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Designer / Brand: Daisuke Nagatomo and Minnie Jan Work: Office Interior Classification: Interior

Arup Taipei

Arup Taipei is an office interior created for the regional office of an international engineering company in Taipei. The plan covers 283 square meters and includes a reception, an open working area with more than forty desks, meeting rooms, a pantry, a bar area and a breastfeeding room. Bright orange and red brand colors are painted on four columns near the entrance, where the company mark is placed. Cement-textured walls and hanging strip lights refer to design, engineering and construction. A green moss wall in the reception area expresses sustainable design.

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Designer / Brand: Junlong Yuan Work: Working Space Classification: Interior

Greenland Huangpu Center Office

Greenland Huangpu Center Office is an office interior located in Shanghai. The theme of the project is Office Plus, a concept that is people oriented, smart and innovative. The dynamic curve of the Huangpu River is abstracted into the space to strengthen the link between people and place. A low cost parametric design method creates an immersive setting. Thin wood panels are coated with translucent acrylic at the back and hold lighting elements inside, forming large corridor walls. The construction area is 1,980 square meters and the usable interior area is 1,580 square meters.

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Designer / Brand: Make It Works Work: Design Office Classification: Interior

Make It Wow

Make It Wow Office seamlessly combines space, style, and innovation, integrating smart systems, adjustable lighting, movable partitions, an open pantry hub, strategic storage solutions, and advanced production technology. The result is a visually appealing and functional workspace that enhances efficiency and fosters collaboration. With careful material selection and attention to detail, including neutral-tone plaster, coral ceramic tiles, and brass accents, the office exemplifies company's dedication to creating outstanding environments. It transforms the way people work and interact.

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Designer / Brand: Nic Lee Work: Sales Center Classification: Interior

Park Lane Complex

Park Lane Complex is a sales center in Dongguan, China, covering 2400 square meters. The interior takes cues from eleventh-century Chinese gardens, where spatial depth expressed wealth. Instead of copying traditional elements such as curved bridges and pavilions, the design divides the interior into stacked and overlapping volumes that create a sense of progression. Stone surfaces in green, teal and blue recall mountain textures, while gray and white tones echo the outdoor greenery. Several pathways allow the space to be viewed from different positions and heights.

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