Interior

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Designer: Riki Watanabe Work: Lounge Classification: Interior

BeantoBar

An important element of this design was to bring out the appeal of the materials used. The main material used was western red cedar, which is also used in their first store in Japan. As a way of showing the material, Riki Watanabe stacked up a mosaic pattern by piling together pieces one by one like a parquet, making use of the essence of materials uneven colors. Despite using the same materials, by cutting them out, Riki Watanabe was successfully able to vary the expressions depending on the viewing angles.

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Designer: Xiongming Li Work: Work Space Classification: Interior

Gsia Office

Guizhou Sign Industry Association Office is a work space of 368 square meters in Guiyang. Gray and white form the main tones, and large areas of cement finish establish a calm character. Open circulation lines replace closed walls, so the plan stays free while each function remains clear. Bare pipes on the ceiling, iron spherical glass chandeliers and display walls with art and books add atmosphere. A large area of grille glass in the second floor hall reorders the space and creates the effect of a long corridor. Simple forms and clear structure guide the whole interior.

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Designer: Sha Lu Work: Residential House Classification: Interior

Soulful

The whole space is based on calmness. All background colors are light, gray, white, etc. In order to balance the space, some highly saturated colors and some layered textures appear in the space, such as deep red, such as pillows with unique prints, such as some textured metal ornaments. They become the gorgeous colors in the foyer, while also adding the appropriate warmth to space.

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Designer: Hihope Zhu Work: Training Center Classification: Interior

AIMO Hiit

H I I T is a training center interior in Shenzhen. The layout follows functional requirements to create a compact and flowing arrangement. The space is divided by a mix of solid and transparent elements. Metal, stone and other raw materials bring together art and industrial style. Curves and straight lines are contrasted, echoing the arches of the Roman Colosseum. A public walkway framed by two glass partitions forms the main axis and leads to the water bar, leisure area, classroom, changing room, physical examination room, gymnastics room and VIP room.

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Designer: Ye-Siang Huang Work: Residential Classification: Interior

Tranquility

Tranquility is a residential interior design for a 109 square meter home in Taiwan. The layout is open plan, and a kitchen island forms the core of the space, serving as a dining, work and sitting area. A projection screen is installed in the ceiling for shared film viewing. The interior height of 3.6 meters allows a mezzanine, which adds a bedroom, a study and storage. The two children's rooms follow the same two level plan, with a bed below and a multi-functional area above. Materials include solid wood veneer, metal, marble and gravel.

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Designer: Minus Workshop Work: Bar and Restaurant Classification: Interior

Tirpse

Tirpse is a restaurant and bar interior located inside a retail development in Hong Kong. The space of 3200 square feet is planned around the story of a visit to a chef's private dining hut. Five key elements shape the interior: a forest and its surroundings, the chef's wolf companion, the private hut, a tale told through food and a treasure chest. The treasure chest is a secluded seating area placed in a deep corner. Simple materials and details were selected to suit a three month construction period and a limited budget.

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Designer: Tzu-Hsuan Liu Work: Residential Classification: Interior

Humanistic Vision

Humanistic Vision is a residential interior design for a 76 square meter apartment in a 23-year-old building in New Taipei City. The original three bedrooms were changed into a two plus one bedroom layout with two bathrooms, a living room and a dining room. White, gray and black tones are combined with wood textures to soften the space. The ceiling between the living room and the kitchen is covered with wood veneer, which hides the beams and divides the space. The flooring is made of stone plastic. A hidden sliding door allows the extended master bedroom to serve as a guest room.

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Designer: Chun-Yang Hsieh Work: Residential Classification: Interior

Lan Yue

Lan Yue is a residential interior design located on the twelfth floor of a building in Taiwan. The home covers 304 square meters and contains four bedrooms, a living room, a dining room and one additional room. The layout is open and free of partitions, so the mountain view can be seen from the foyer through large floor-to-ceiling windows. Pure white Dekton flooring, solid wood and a light color palette keep the interior calm and easy to clean. Beams and columns are wrapped and rounded to protect the sense of space.

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Designer: Chen Chia Yu Work: Interior Design Classification: Interior

Scholar’s Pad

Scholar's Pad is a residential interior design for a three-story home with a total floor area of 132.2 square meters. Each floor has a distinct purpose. The first floor holds a living room, dining area and kitchen, separated by a slatted wood divider and a collapsible sliding glass door. The middle floor contains a study area and a lounge, with light wood tones, white walls and abundant natural light. A large table seats six, and a wide blackboard allows ideas and drawings to be shared. The third floor provides a quiet resting area.

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Designer: Shih Hsien Yuan Work: Bistro Classification: Interior

Slight Tipsy of Traveling

Slight Tipsy of Traveling is a bistro interior located in Tainan City, Taiwan. The 423 square meter space combines straight lines and arches to unify diverse elements. The arch forms recall metal chain-link fences and red bricks, suggesting a journey through Europe. Materials include stone, polished cement, red brick, wooden veneer, tiles, metal and cloth. The bar at the entrance is framed with metal arches and permeable metal grid panels. Cement finishes give the booth seating a cave-like character. Bar and booth seats at different heights offer guests changing views.

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Designer: Fusion Design Limited Work: Show House Classification: Interior

Crown of St Barths

Crown of St Barths is a show house interior design for a three storey detached house in Hong Kong. The home covers 2200 square feet and includes a foyer, a living room and a generous dining area. Two sliding panels open the living room to an outer garden. A blue and white mottled rug forms the focal point of the living area and offsets the marble floor. Upstairs, a master bedroom and two further bedrooms have en-suite bathrooms. The open roof top offers a view of the bay. The design joins modern luxury with natural forms.

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Designer: Beilei Ge Work: House Classification: Interior

Villa Mandarin Palace

Villa Mandarin Palace is a residential interior design located in Shanghai, China. The 1800-square-meter house follows a symmetrical layout based on a central axis. Corridors, courtyards and a waterscape form a modern Chinese courtyard with a private garden. The ground floor holds the living space of the elders and a Shanghai-style Chinese dining room for family gatherings. The longitudinal area contains the main reception area and a separate lounge for female guests. Two patios bring daylight and greenery into the basement floor.

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