Interior

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Designer: CHIU CHIEN-WEI Work: Residential House Classification: Interior

Light and Shadow

Light and Shadow is a residential interior design of about 139 square meters in Hsinchu City, Taiwan. The layout includes an entrance, a living room, a dining room, a changing room, one bedroom and two bathrooms. Open planning replaces solid walls, so the spaces remain continuous. Materials include steel brushed veneer, titanium plate, natural stone, marble, glass and warm wood flooring. The main television wall is built from stone blocks, with a mirror below that extends the view. Low-chroma colors and layered lighting shape the interior.

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Designer: RNP Work: Store Classification: Interior

Arcteryx Songtsam Linka

Known as the most beautiful Arcteryx store, the retail space boasts a window view of Tibetan landscape with continuous and undulating hills, cattle and horses wandering freely, intertwined meadows and fields, dotted rammed earth Tibetan houses and huge barley shelve. Inside the store, the model display of the mountains and rivers of the Greater Shangri-La region embodies the local residents and their spiritual world.

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Designer: Yarin Bureau Work: Cafe Classification: Interior

Hello Papaya SOK

Hello Papaya is a cafe interior located in a business center in Moscow, created for a fast food chain serving European and Asian cuisine. The space covers 50 square meters and is divided into three zones: a fast bar seating area, a classic dining area and a soft seating area with sofas. Simple abstract geometric shapes and metal frames with meshes suggest a tropical setting. A large metal cloud above the counter marks the pick up point. Calm gray plastered walls act as a background for bright brand colors, and the floor uses handmade terrazzo tiles.

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Designer: SHIRLI ZAMIR DESIGN STUDIO Work: Office Interior Design Classification: Interior

ServiceNow

ServiceNow is an office interior design covering 1800 square meters across two connected buildings. The layout replaces closed cubicles with semi open-space seating arranged as working neighborhoods. The concept came from research on the idea of a neighborhood, both as a space and as a local population. A simple partition sketch with a thin border and a diagonal crossing shaped the reception pattern, the open phone booths and the partitions. Reclaimed wood is used in the cafeteria kitchen island and tribune, and recycled building blocks form the island base.

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Designer: Li Zhang Work: Sales Center Classification: Interior

Delicacy of Nature

Delicacy of Nature is a residential sales center located in Shandong, China, completed in 2019 and covering 1800 square meters. The interior brings together oriental philosophy and a modern aesthetic. The reception lobby creates a calm and scholarly atmosphere. Delicate marble and mortise-and-tenon structures recall traditional craftsmanship. Black, white and grey tones are used throughout. The open meeting area is decorated with oriental paintings, while stones from Zibo and a ceiling installation complete the space.

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Designer: Yun Hsien Chuang Work: Residential House Classification: Interior

Realm of Ink

The Realm of Ink is a residential interior design for a home of 166 square meters. The layout includes an entrance, a living room, a dining room, a kitchen, two bedrooms, a semi-open study and two bathrooms. Wood accents and stone patterns give the space a calm and stable character without complicated color variations. The semi-open plan lets daylight reach the interior while keeping the dining room and the private areas discreet. The dining room links the different areas and brings family members closer. Materials include Italian quartz tile and natural solid wood veneer.

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Designer: Pi-Hsiang Hsieh Work: Residence Classification: Interior

Ode of Dance

Ode of Dance is a residential interior design for an 85.9 square meter apartment in Taiwan. The home contains three rooms, a living room, a dining room and two bathrooms. A movable wall and sliding doors form a flexible social area, so the family can rest apart from the daily routines of others. Trims, curves and tiles express a French style in a minimalist manner. Milky brown and beige unify materials such as Spanish tiles, herringbone wood flooring and solid wood louvers. Acoustic foam lines the walls for sound insulation.

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Designer: Li Xiang Work: Kids Restaurant Classification: Interior

YooYuumi

YooYuumi is a family restaurant in Beijing, China, with a floor area of 1000 square meters. The main dining area follows the idea of a ballroom, and the tables and chairs are arranged in a similar form. A castle-like play area for children is placed at the edge of the restaurant, and a flexible path connects the rides. The layout gives the dining area and the play area different atmospheres, and children remain within sight of their parents. Arches and linear elements express traditional Chinese paper-cutting through western lines.

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Designer: Liangfeng Hu Work: Tea House Classification: Interior

Xi Space

Xi Space is a tea house located in Ningbo, China, with an area of 110 square meters. The interior brings together a tearoom, a work area and a display setting for a private collection of tea ware, calligraphy and painting. Bricks, wood, marble and paintings form the main material palette. The layout gives the daily ritual of tea a calm and ordered frame. The design reflects the belief that beautiful objects refresh the mind and that collecting is an act of caring for things rather than a pursuit of wealth. The space is intended for rest, work and sharing with friends.

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Designer: David Lee Work: Experience Center Classification: Interior

Doveil

Doveil is a brand experience center covering 800 square meters in Xiamen. The interior follows a minimal approach inspired by the abstract grid paintings of Piet Mondrian, in which black lines link fields of colour. Rock slab is used for the display props and for decorative surfaces. A void seven meters high marks the entrance and gives the hall a sense of ritual. A concrete beam in the front hall is left exposed to respect the original structure. Windows placed on the same line of sight connect the rooms and give the space depth and rich layers.

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Designer: Kunihisa Akiyama Work: Cinemacomplex Classification: Interior

United Cinemas Parcocity Urasoe

A huge screen, an attraction screen with moving chairs and water and air, a three-sided screen, and eight regular cinemas. These special cinemas offer a very advanced and futuristic experience when watching a movie. This space design gives an image of the future that sets it apart from many store designs that use organic materials these days. You can feel the spaceship and architecture of the near future in the white space where the curved walls are dotted with blue LED line lighting and monitors. The design raises expectations for the movie work to a high level.

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Designer: Oft Interiors Ltd. Work: Cinema Classification: Interior

The Origin of a Creation

The Origin of a Creation is a cinema interior located in Malaysia. The cinema covers 3600 square meters and was built between 2018 and 2019. A visual center is formed by lamps of geometric structure suspended in the air. The irregular and free form suggests the infinite world of film. Materials include marble, aluminum, fabric, carpet and glass, selected so that each surface carries its own character. The cinema serves as a flagship model, and the design style can be applied to further cinemas in the same chain.

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