Interior

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Designer: GREEN HOUSE Work: Residence Classification: Interior

Pristine Elegance

Pristine Elegance is a residential interior design for a new apartment of 264.4 square meters in Taiwan. The plan holds two bedrooms, a living room, a kitchen, and a bar area. One partition was removed to widen the public area, and the former dining area became a second bedroom. A raised floor and indirect lighting mark the bar, which includes a large countertop, a custom wine cabinet, and a small sink. Gray, white, and wood tones are combined with gray mirrors and light strips. A hidden door separates the public and private zones.

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Designer: Thiago Mondini Work: Residential Apartment Classification: Interior

Contemporary Mix

In this renovation of an apartment built in the 1990s, all the internal walls of the social spaces were removed for maximum integration. The client possessed a large collection of relics and antiques. To overvome the challenge of bringing these elements together into a cohesive composition, every element was carefully chosen to create a mid-century feel. The primary component of this project, aside from the extremely varied furniture displayed against white walls, was the widespread use of Brazilian natural ornamental rocks.

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Designer: FAN-YU SHEN, ZOEY WU Work: Office Classification: Interior

Yhousedesign

Yhousedesign is an office interior created for an interior design company, set in a pre-owned apartment of 49.5 square meters in Taiwan. Partitions left by a former cram school were removed to widen the horizontal space, and the ceiling was left exposed to keep the height between floor and ceiling. Four types of glass form the new partitions, protecting privacy while letting daylight pass through. Two open discussion areas face the floor-to-ceiling windows, one with a wooden table and one with a terrazzo bar top. Light tones and green planting create a fresh atmosphere.

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Designer: Guangzheng Li Work: Private Residence Classification: Interior

Peach Blossom Spring

Peach Blossom Spring is a private residence located in Nanjing, China. The design follows a people-oriented principle and avoids complex formalism, giving priority to the daily comfort of the residents. Calm neutral textures form the starting point, while bold material pairings such as brass and wood, marble and glass add richness to the rooms. Traditional Chinese methods of framing and borrowing views shape a poetic spatial sequence. Environmentally friendly materials are applied throughout. The interior includes a fireplace with a diameter of 600 millimeters.

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Designer: Jacksam Yang Work: Office Classification: Interior

Prance

Prance is an office interior design located in Hsinchu, Taiwan, covering 291 square meters. A grayscale tone is combined with wood to bring warmth to the space. An open staircase of metal and marble creates a see-through effect and forms the focal point at the entrance. The enlarged starter step marks the center of the space. A wooden partition extends the visual height and provides privacy. The entryway is compressed in scale and then expanded at the high ceiling area. Linear lighting guides movement, and large windows bring natural light to each floor.

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Designer: Mark Han Work: Clinic Classification: Interior

Ambilight

Ambilight is the interior design of a medical beauty clinic in Taipei City, Taiwan. The design creates a light, elegant and delicate treatment environment. Soft light and shadow effects are used throughout, helping patients relieve fatigue and relax. Curves and light strips connect the reception, waiting and clinic areas, while wavy walls, white wallpaper, plants, green sofas and golden details add visual variety. A private makeup area with a long mirror allows patients to change and apply makeup. Separate consultation rooms with warm wallpaper offer privacy during treatment.

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Designer: Jackson Y. K. Chia Work: Multifunctional Space Classification: Interior

Dining on 54

Mount Kinabalu is located in Northern Borneo. The inspiration for the entire design came from the earth-toned colour palette and the material was selected as it is warm and serene. The feature wall uses the natural rock collected from Mount Kinabalu, with the enhancement of lighting illumination from the ceiling, it does clearly shows the texture of the rock. The combination of stone and timber creates a balance of harmony. While the details of the furniture use leather and gold finishing to symbolize luxury and deluxe.

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Designer: Tai Kuan Huang Work: Residential Classification: Interior

Romance of Arc

An arc is a plane curve, it can be generous, orderly, full, shaped, based on materials. In this residential space, people can see arcs on facades, walls and doors run through the public and private fields to echo each other. The house boasts a unique look credited to the design concept of being inspired by furnishing design and highlighting interior finish. The designer satisfied house owner with materials. Based on the warm color tone, they created a lazy but textured ambience through the visual and tactile texture of various materials.

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Designer: Jing-Shyun, Zhang Work: Industrial Factory Reuse Classification: Interior

Re48 Storehouse

Re48 Storehouse is a commercial interior created inside a former metal factory in Taichung, Taiwan. The shells of the existing factory buildings were preserved, and new structures were added within them. Ultra-high ceilings, exposed rough metal structures and old industrial machinery were kept in place. A timber framework echoes the steel roof frame at a slightly different angle, creating a layered visual effect. A 14 meter long coffee bar recalls the former assembly line. The 443 square meter space holds a cafe, a gallery, a tile showroom and a design studio.

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Designer: Zong-Ying Chen Work: Residential Classification: Interior

Lines Geometry

Lines Geometry is a residential interior design completed in Taiwan in 2021. Eco-friendly plaster is hand painted on the ceiling and walls, forming soft layers that resemble clouds. Straight and curved lines, arrays and geometric shapes create order and depth. The corridor works as an axis that divides the plan, while contrasting gray and white tones mark different areas. The television cabinet, the black iron shelf and the bookcases in red, yellow and blue are suspended and read as boxes of varied sizes. Storage and display functions are combined throughout the calm, simple space.

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Designer: Mitsuhiro Shinohara Work: Complex Classification: Interior

United Cinemas Unicus Chichibu

United Cinemas Unicus Chichibu is a cinema complex built for the city of Chichibu, which had been without a movie theatre for 29 years. The complex holds seven screens and 650 seats within 2,490 square metres. Most screens seat fewer than 100 people, which allows a wide variety of films to be shown for a small population. A curtain wall facade and a bright lobby finished with slate stone and wood welcome passers-by as well as film-goers. The design works as a living room for the city, where visitors of all ages can meet. All theatres use laser projectors and a digital signage system.

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Designer: Weipeng Zheng Work: Exhibition Hall Classification: Interior

Admonter Floor

Admonter Floor is an exhibition hall for wood flooring, located on the third floor of a building materials mall in Shantou. The space covers 120 square meters. Oblique angles drawn between the walls conceal the original columns and divide the large hall into smaller areas. The reception area combines original wood boards in various hues with modern cement walls, so warm wood contrasts with cold cement. A natural light film over the light sources restores the original color of the floors. Sample lamps on the display wall guide visitors along the route.

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