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This single story residence was renovated with a rational distribution of public and private spaces, in order to meet the needs of the client. A key concept was the installation of a row of double-sided cabinets, which discreetly divided the corridor-shaped entryway from the combined dining and kitchen area. This allowed for a space with plenty of turns, and ample storage for the public area.
Family Bliss is a residential interior design created for three generations living under one roof. The home occupies 415 square meters within an old farmhouse built more than twenty years ago. The interior was almost fully removed, the foundations were strengthened, and the old water pipes were replaced. Warm wood tones, natural stone, solid wood and metal parts shape the main living room wall, while an L-shaped sofa follows an L-shaped window. Large openings draw the courtyard greenery and the shade of an old tree indoors. Low formaldehyde paint was used.
Stacked Villa in Xingtai No. 1 Yard is a model home interior located in Xingtai City, Hebei Province, China, and completed in 2022. The interior belongs to an improved housing project in the Xindu District. The original bedroom was removed to enlarge the living room, so the space appears open and bright at the entrance. Curved lines conceal the lintel, the air conditioning structure, the load-bearing wall and the pipe well, making the layout smooth. Materials include white lacquer panels, marble, wood finishes, leather and black mirror steel.
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H Home is a residential interior design created for a family of five in Taiwan. The wall between the kitchen, the dining room and the living room was removed so that the public areas are connected. Sliding doors of stainless steel woven mesh and moru glass mark the boundaries and keep the facade movable. Steel stone flooring is used in the public area and hand-scraped wood flooring in the private rooms. Chandeliers of oxidized copper add warmth to the cool metallic tones, while natural light on the mesh reveals the texture of the metal.
Aqua Flash is an interior design for a 60 square meter apartment. The open layout allows abundant daylight and flexible movement. Glass-recessed sliding doors are shaped as two asymmetrical semicircles and set with colored glass. Sunlight passes through the colored glass and mixes with backlit illumination from hanging and floor-to-ceiling cabinets, creating changing colorful reflections indoors. Bright orange, violet and olive furniture contrasts with black laminates, pale pine veneers and cement backdrops. A wall piece of bent neon tubes adds evening ambiance.
Vanke Red County Villa is an interior design for a three-story house in Guangzhou, China, with a total area of 1,600 square meters. Overlapping circular arcs and geometric forms frame the living room view, so residents can see the natural changes of the four seasons. The dome ceiling is layered with light ribbons and paired with a marble fireplace. Chinese and Western aesthetics are combined, making the house both modern and classical. A coiled staircase and an elevator give the living space flexibility, and an underground wine cellar holds the wine collection.
Relax in Caesar is a showroom interior designed for the display of bathroom equipment. The space covers 231.4 square meters on two floors, with an exhibition area and a meeting room on the first floor and a private display area on the second floor. Each display platform is arranged like a small island, and the floor winds between the platforms like a river. The ceiling suggests the sky, and an oblique grille represents pouring sunlight. All display heights are ergonomic, so visitors can try each product. Materials include architectural concrete, stone, granite and wear-resistant floor paint.
The Wave is a single detached house that blends seamlessly with its natural surroundings. It is designed to create a personalized living experience that caters to the needs of its residents. Every aspect of the design is carefully curated to provide a sensory experience that enhances the quality of life of its occupants. The living and bar areas are designed to combine solitude and communal space to create an atmosphere that is for entertainment. The high ceilings and large windows allow natural light to flood in, creating a warm and inviting ambiance that promotes relaxation and comfort.
Grace is a residential interior design for a family home in Taiwan. The apartment covers 247.9 square meters and contains three bedrooms, a living room, a dining room and four bathrooms. Moru glass and a hidden sliding door separate the foyer from the study, so the study stays private and can also serve as a temporary guest room. A semi-open marble television wall divides the study and the living room and opens the route through the home. The dining table has a ceramic tile top, and the antique finish of the Indian black side table resists scratches.
Geneo is a showroom designed for a skin care brand that combines technology with natural ingredients. The 280 square meter space uses water, plants and oxygen as its main themes. The entrance area holds a flowing water light feature, a bubble wall, a portrait wall and a 5D cinema. The bubble wall can be rotated, and light then reveals different plants within. In the video area, ceiling lighting and a fragrance system change with the film content. Pseudo cement and terrazzo give a natural and primitive look, while all wall corners were rounded and polished by hand.
Xiangyuehuating is a health care hotel interior located in Huating Town, Jiading District, Shanghai. The project covers about 6200 square meters and contains a health room, a member department, a nutrition restaurant, a medical beauty and spa area and a family doctor space. Wood veneer and micro-cement are used to reduce the cold feeling of the medical rooms. Natural curves and environmentally friendly materials create a warm and relaxed atmosphere. The layout follows the lake, and an open corridor and an inner atrium bring the landscape into the interior.
Interweaving Workplace is an office interior located at the Hong Kong Science Park. The 7,000 square foot space serves a research and development company active in the artificial intelligence and 5G fields. Two main paths are set at an angle, so natural light reaches the reception area, where visitors are greeted by sea views. The office is divided into separate zones that remain connected. Common spaces are placed near the entrance for easy access. The layout aims to create an open and friendly working environment.