Interior

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Designer: Ai Ling Tian Work: Residence Classification: Interior

Sunny Chinese House

Sunny Chinese House is the interior design of a detached villa with four floors and an interior area of 400 square meters. The layout is symmetrical and follows the traditional Chinese balance of yin and yang. A new stone wall outside the window creates the impression of a courtyard. A pitched roof and wooden lintels are used in the tall living room. Calligraphy, paintings and porcelain complete the setting. Glass walls, skylights, a sunroom and a terrace bring in daylight. Furniture based on Ming Dynasty models is adapted for comfort.

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Designer: Hsu Fu Chu Work: Residential Building Classification: Interior

Love Story of City

Love Story of City is a residential interior design for three connected buildings in Taichung City, Taiwan. The property covers 1000 square meters. The design links indoor and outdoor areas, turning separate exterior spaces into a shared area for activities. Themed landscapes between the buildings guide the indoor traffic flow. Electric windows improve air circulation and reduce air conditioning use. Window frames act as frames for the scenery and reflect direct sunlight to keep interiors comfortable. Stone and tile create a consistent style.

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Designer: Ren Xiaoyu Work: Restaurant Classification: Interior

Yuyuyu

There is quite a lot of these mixed contemporary designs on the market here in China today, usually based ontraditional designs but with either modern materials or new expressions. Yuyuyu is a Chinese restaurant, designer have created a new way to express Oriental design, a new Installation composed of lines and dots, those are extended from the door to the inside of the restaurant. With the change of times, people's aesthetic appreciation is also changing. For contemporary Oriental design, innovation is very necessary.

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Designer: Tan Si Yuan Work: Residential Landed House Classification: Interior

The Impact of White

The Impact of White is an interior design for a double storey landed house in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The house has a built-up area of 225 square meters, with four bedrooms and four bathrooms. White surfaces create a simple and calm atmosphere. Wood and black details add contrast to the white base. Continuous lines on the ceiling link the living area, the dining area and the dry kitchen. White marble runs from the floor to the kitchen tabletop and the bar island. A skylight brings daylight into the wet kitchen.

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Designer: Xu Chengbo Work: Hotel Classification: Interior

Deyun Honey Sweet

Deyun Honey Sweet is a hotel interior designed as a traditional Chinese quadrangle courtyard. The project faces south and is composed of multiple courtyards, linked by an axis with middle, east and west directions. Functional areas include a Chinese banquet hall for 120 guests, a multi-function hall, meeting rooms and a tea room. The main materials are jade, jade carving, wood carving, gold brick, gold foil and Mongolia black stone. Details such as the screen wall, copper lion sculpture, black brick, eave and roof beam restore traditional building techniques.

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Designer: Chiu Chi Ming Danny Work: Lounge Classification: Interior

Step Inside

The fan shaped layout is basically divided into three zones. Firstly, the multi purpose living zone and the conference area inspired by the idea Design Lounge. It comprised of a well equipped open kitchen, a restaurant and a meeting room. Secondly, the working area furnished in stylish black and white palette. It have another enclosed private space features the wine tasting and cigar room. To visualize the motto Enjoy Your Design Life. Meanwhile, a comfy and engaging ambience is created, ensuring an impressive, pleasurable experience for the potential client.

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Designer: Cheng Yu Hsieh Work: Bookstore Classification: Interior

Owspace

Owspace is a bookstore in Hangzhou, China, covering about 2800 square meters on three floors. A book wall ten meters tall rises beside the stairs and guides visitors upward. The facade unfolds like an ancient Chinese scroll. French windows bring outdoor greenery inside by day, while indoor lighting makes the building resemble a light box at night. Arched bookshelves let natural light reach every corner. Bookshelves and desks are made of stained hardwood, and a warm black color scheme unifies the floors, which hold reading areas, dining, a concert hall, a gallery and a picture book area.

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Designer: Wenhui Ruan Work: Salon Classification: Interior

Banlan Hairdressing

Banlan Hairdressing is a hair salon interior located in Fuzhou, China. The facade uses raw concrete with very little decoration. Inside, a black box frames surfaces painted in International Klein Blue, a deep blue hue first mixed by the French artist Yves Klein. The plan is an L-shaped corridor, with washing and cutting stations on the left and a waiting area on the right. Tables and chairs in the waiting area vary in size and color. Metal, leather and paint are combined. The lighting simulates natural light, so hair color is seen correctly.

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Designer: Dmitry Pozarenko Work: Perfumery Store Classification: Interior

Nostalgia

The industrial landscapes of the 1960-1970s inspired this project. The metal structures made of hot-rolled steel create a realistic intonation of anti-utopia. A rusty profiled sheet of old fences creates an atmosphere of complete freedom of expression. Open technical communications, shabby plaster and granite countertops add to the interior industrial chic of the sixties.

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Designer: Uno Chan Work: Store Classification: Interior

Heytea

Heytea Xi'an is the interior design of a tea shop for a chain brand, covering 320 square meters. Rammed earth is combined with cement, mirror and metal in the form of geometric blocks to create a pure and concise space. Frosted glass on the facade contrasts with the texture of the rammed earth. Matte stainless steel reflections shape the ceiling and support a modern tone. A structural column is treated as a block device, which gives rhythm to the narrow area. Wheat ears and reeds form a landscape that links the interior with the street.

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Designer: CHUN FU DEVELOPMENT Work: Residential Classification: Interior

Modern Forest

Aesthetic of Modern Forest is the design of the shared public areas of a residential building in Hsinchu, Taiwan. The lobby uses an irregular facade and a divided ceiling to suggest the image of a forest. Floor to ceiling windows connect the interior with the outdoor landscape. Stone shaped couches of various sizes are placed in front of the windows. The front desk has an irregular cut form with a marble finish that matches the wall material. Materials include metal, wood veneer, ceramic tiles and stone. The design favors simplicity, durability and low maintenance.

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Designer: Unique Store Fixtures Work: Interior Design Classification: Interior

Arthurs

A contemporary North American grill, cocktail lounge and rooftop terrace located in Midtown Toronto celebrating a refined classic menu and indulgent signature drinks. Arthur's Restaurant has three distinct spaces to enjoy (dining area, bar, and rooftop patio) that feel both intimate and spacious at the same time. The ceiling is unique in its design of faceted wood panels with a wood veneer, constructed to enhance the octagonal shape of the room, and mimic the look of cut crystal hanging above.

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