Interior

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Designer: Xiongbiao Luo Work: Restaurant Classification: Interior

Ship 79

Ship 79 is the interior design of a seafood restaurant with an area of 2800 square meters. The space recalls the cabin of a fishing boat to highlight the freshness of the seafood served. Warm yellow tones with natural wood and rattan create simple textures. Bent lines, a curved ceiling and U-shaped partitions echo one another. Semi-private rooms use hollowed arc partitions and rattan screens for privacy, while water corrugated glass partitions sparkle under the light. Booths by the window recall travel boxes and face the view outside.

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Designer: Grey Su Work: Residential Classification: Interior

Private Collection

Private Collection is a residential interior design for a 76 square meter home with a living room, a dining room, a kitchen and two bedrooms. The original three-room layout was opened up to increase the shared space. A curved wall links the living and dining areas and continues to the television wall. Wooden grating around the kitchen island extends across the facade and ceiling, hiding the low beam and the fire pipes. Grayscale fair-faced concrete, warm wood and a light color palette make the home feel calm and more spacious.

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Designer: KAO SHIH CHIEH Work: Residential Classification: Interior

Future Deja Vu

Future Deja Vu is a residential interior design located in Taipei. The layout is open, with a central walkway serving as the main axis. A multi-faceted sofa acts as the pivot, connecting the living room, the study and the kitchen with an island. Light strips form virtual partitions and outline each area, creating a suspended visual effect. Reflective black glass and mirror-like materials add a technical character. Gray paint covers the walls, floors and ceilings, while black, blue and red accents provide contrast. The private rooms are arranged to suit future needs.

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Designer: Hsi-Che Lin Work: Hotel Classification: Interior

Transformation

Transformation is the interior design of a hotel with 995 square meters of space, including guest rooms, corridors, a merchandise area and a restaurant. Blue is used as the main color, with a white ceiling that suggests sky, clouds and ocean. Titanium-plated trim in black and rose gold, spotlights and track lighting accent the rooms. An artificial green wall brings greenery to the basement restaurant, where a one-piece artificial stone dining table resists wear and oil. The original flooring and staircase handrails were retained.

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Designer: Wu-Su Interior Design Work: Residential Classification: Interior

Mountain and Stream

Mountain and Stream is a residential interior design for a new home of 153 square meters. The layout includes three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a living room and a dining room. Natural imagery guides the whole scheme. Gray, white and blue stone overlaps on the floor to suggest a mountain range. Granite in the living room reflects daylight like a starry sky. A mirrored moon shape marks the wall behind the sofa. Corrugated titanium panels on the dining room ceiling recall water ripples. Curved forms and custom furniture support safety and comfort.

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Designer: Moneys Studio Work: Gallery and Retail Classification: Interior

Absolut Lab

Absolut Lab is a pop-up store and exhibition space in Shanghai, China. The interior was created from modular components, which allow the space to be dismantled, recycled and reused. Design inspiration was drawn from the Mobius Strip. The entrance features a curved corridor made of polycarbonate sheets and mirrored materials, forming a fluid circulation route. A mirrored ceiling reduces the sense of narrowness. Recyclable kraft paper, stainless steel and polycarbonate sheets are the main materials. All modules were prefabricated, and on-site construction was completed in 60 hours.

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Designer: Yoojin Jang Work: School Library Classification: Interior

Oksoo Elementary

Oksoo Elementary is a remodeled school library for a public elementary school in Seoul. The project is part of a program that converts older facilities into creative learning spaces. The library is arranged like a playground, so the boundaries between playing and reading remain open. Children read at desks, on cushions, or lying on heated floors with their shoes removed. Bookshelves are set at various heights to suit the eye levels of children. The ceiling is painted sky-blue, and lighting was selected for each area, with some existing LED fixtures reused.

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Designer: Yang Yuewen Work: Exhibition Space Classification: Interior

Palace of Time

Palace of Time is an exhibition space created for a furniture brand. The space serves as a product display and also as a large sculpture, and its form creates strong visual tension. Artistic texture paint is applied to the surfaces to create a classical atmosphere. Decorative ornaments are placed with care so that every corner of the site attracts attention. The hall measures 21 meters in length, 14 meters in width and 5 meters in height. Each component, including the walls and the roof, was made in a factory workshop and then transported to the site for assembly.

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Designer: You Ruei Lin Work: Funeral Home Classification: Interior

Remembrances in Light

Remembrances in Light is a two-story funeral home built next to a traditional crematorium. Funeral cubicles are arranged in a rectangular configuration, opening the front and rear views to the outside. The interior follows contemporary aesthetics rather than traditional Chinese styles. Light is used as a medium to symbolize the rebirth of life. A dark gray metal grille and floor-to-ceiling glass form the facade. The foyer combines a white marble floor with white arc walls and hidden lighting, creating a bright and solemn reception area.

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Designer: Yueh Ju Tsai Work: Residential House Classification: Interior

Luxurious Elegance

Luxurious Elegance is a residential interior design for a guest house in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The space of 100 square meters holds an entrance, a living room, a dining room, a kitchen, a bar counter, two bedrooms and two bathrooms. The original partition walls were removed to form an open layout that links the living room, kitchen and bar counter. Four curved panels extend to the canopy to suggest the image of waves. Materials include marble, titanium gold, art lacquer, amber mirror and black mirror. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame the ocean view at the mouth of the Danshui River.

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Designer: Nan Zheng Work: Resort Classification: Interior

Haisi

Haisi is a resort interior design located in a river town in Fujian, China. The project reproduces the style of a century-old water town in Fuzhou and highlights local culture. Several courtyards are staggered to form enclosed and private areas, and each courtyard serves one guest room. The executive room uses a three-entry layout, with a drop-off area, a bedroom facing the courtyard and a garden. Warm wooden tones, brown and gold finishes, lacquer paintings and wood carvings recall traditional southern Fujian houses.

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Designer: WhaleRider Architecture Work: Exhibition Hall Classification: Interior

Suzhou Drainage Museum

Suzhou Drainage Museum is a science museum about sewage treatment, designed with a submarine theme. The interior combines the forms of modern treatment equipment with cockpits, portholes and pipes. Clear circulation routes guide visitors through the stages of water purification, which include precipitation, filtration, adsorption, deep treatment and disinfection. Multimedia devices and hands-on activity areas replace passive presentation. Environmentally friendly materials create a simple and modern visual effect. The museum aims to raise ecological awareness through immersive learning.

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