Interior

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Designer: Xin Wang Work: Sales Center Classification: Interior

Futurism

Futurism is a sales center located on a hill in Chongqing, China, with a total area of 1550 square meters. Beyond the reception, sand table and exhibition areas, the interior includes a swimming pool and a film and television hall, so the venue also serves as a leisure club. The design takes inspiration from fireflies in the mountains and from local culture. Glass bricks filter strong daylight and bring a softer light indoors. Fine ceiling lines in renewable PVC wood grain and steel plates meet beige marble floors that extend onto the walls.

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Designer: 陳俊男 Work: Residential Classification: Interior

Chen Home

The Chen home transformed the old building into a modern house, using hollow bricks, squeezed stones and gray aluminum grilles to create a transparent and private house. Indoors, wood veneer, earth-colored tiles, paints and other local materials are used, which are environmentally friendly and show regional characteristics. The design line is simple, presenting the desire for real life, and creating a warm and personalized living space, Reflect the exquisiteness of life from simplicity and comfort.

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Designer: Xiaoguo Rui Work: Restaurant Classification: Interior

The Kungfu Froggy

The Kungfu Froggy is a restaurant interior covering 300 square meters. The design is based on the concept of a traditional garden. Bamboo and stone are combined with modern materials such as glass, terrazzo and chrome-plated stainless steel. Large floor-to-ceiling glass panels divide the space, and metal elements are placed between them. Partitions near the entrance have a glossy surface with a texture that recalls fish scales. A frog form marks the entrance and supports the brand image. Smooth circulation lines link the dining areas and serve different dining needs.

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Designer: Kris Lin Work: Showroom Classification: Interior

Sequence

Sequence is a showroom designed for community development display and sales in Chongqing, China. The interior covers 1200 square meters on two floors. The first floor holds the lobby reception area, and the second floor holds the exhibition and water bar conversation area. From the lobby to the elevator hall, screens are arranged symmetrically and evenly along the corridor axis, forming a passage that guides visitors and visually extends the space. The conversation area is raised above the floor level, and flexible sofa seats can be rearranged for different uses.

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Designer: ONE-CU Interior Design Lab Work: Sales Center Classification: Interior

Vanke Pleasant Mansion

Xi'an Vanke Pleasant Mansion is a sales center in Xi'an, China, with an area of 950 square meters. The first floor holds the reception area and a cultural exhibition hall, while the second floor holds negotiation and project display spaces. Show flats of three different types are placed on the upper floors. Geometric blocks of stone, art glass, wood veneer, hand-made bronze and paper intersect and cut openings of various sizes, framing light and shadow. Simple lines and warm natural materials replace heavy decoration.

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Designer: Jian Ge Peng Work: Sales Center Classification: Interior

Light and Shadow

Light and Shadow is a sales center interior design covering 760 square meters in Hubei, China. Large glass curtain walls bring the outside scenery into the space. The layout places the sand table display area on one side of the lobby and the negotiation and office areas on the other side. Marble floors with ink and gray lines extend the ink painting elements on the walls. Black, white and gray tones are combined with dark wood, stone, metal and crystal. A large chandelier above the sand table area uses the height of the 6.3 meter space layer.

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Designer: Song Han Work: Villa Show Flat Classification: Interior

Fantasia Property Huizhou Villa

Fantasia Property Huizhou Villa is a villa show flat interior design. The layout links the indoor rooms with a front yard and a lawn, where tea can be enjoyed. A landscape pond stands beside the lawn. The pond has a translucent floor, which forms the glass roof of the basement below. The moving water gives a changing quality to the space. A spiral staircase and a glass cantilever entrance are seen from above. A miniature landscape marks each gate, and the foyer is connected to a transparent side hall for guests.

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Designer: Dang Ming, Li Dandi Work: Office Classification: Interior

E Commerce Company

E-Commerce Company Office is an open and flexible workspace of 650 square meters designed for an electronic business firm. Two cylindrical structures stand in the reception foyer and serve as a waiting area and a reading area. White exteriors and red interior finishes give the volumes a distinct form. Embedded ceiling lights follow the circulation and the spatial structures. Simple furnishings and green plants make the founding partners' room comfortable. Instead of conventional cubicles, several independent functional areas can be combined into one large gathering space.

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Designer: Chien Ting Chen Work: Residential Apartment Classification: Interior

Emotion Flow

Emotion Flow is a residential apartment interior design located in Taiwan. The layout follows a gentle curved circulation line that begins at the entryway and continues toward the public area. Display, storage and study functions are arranged along the curve. A universal sliding door track adjusts the opening of the entryway, allowing changes in privacy, daylight and storage use. White surfaces, wood textures, stone patterns and arc forms appear throughout the home. Mineral paint covers the interior walls, and a smart control system manages lighting and appliances.

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Designer: Sung-Shu Chan Work: Residence Classification: Interior

Mountain Impression

Mountain Impression is a residential interior design for a five-story single-family house in Taiwan. The house has a total area of 257.8 square meters and includes four bedrooms, a living room and a dining room. Curves on the walls and ceilings soften sharp angles and guide movement between the areas. The public area uses light gray tones with rough mineral paint, while the private area uses warm wood tones. Irregularly curved cabinets provide storage and integrate a cat tree and a cat aisle. Sliding doors mark the boundaries and save space.

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Designer: ONE-CU Interior Design Lab Work: Showroom Classification: Interior

Guiyang Vanke Guanhu

Guiyang Vanke Guanhu Sales Center is a 1000 square meter interior space for property sales, located beside a lake in China. The layout is open and integrated. A tall shelf holding books and artworks forms part of one wall. Light hues balance the large architectural structures and add a sense of layering. A water bar adjoins the resting and negotiation areas to create a social point. Window blinds reveal parts of the outside scenery. A sunken structure and a circular seating booth offer varied viewing angles. Materials include marble, bronze brushed stainless steel, steel net and wood veneer.

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Designer: EgoHouse Architects Work: Office Classification: Interior

Unit City

IT Factory is an office interior created in a renovated industrial building in Kharkiv, Ukraine. The office covers 4500 square meters and operates at all hours, so working zones and resting zones are balanced. Existing concrete structures and metal knee braces were preserved and used as accents of the interior. A double-height space on the second floor adds working places while keeping room for rest. New ventilation, heating and air conditioning systems remain visible as part of the interior. Bright, measured colour accents avoid monotony.

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