Interior

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Designer: Ling-Fang Huang Work: Private Residence Classification: Interior

House of the Mystic Art

House of the Mystic Art is a private residence in Taipei, Taiwan, that also serves as a workplace, since the owner hosts a live-streamed talk show at home. The apartment is three decades old and covers 152 square metres. The ceiling stands at 2.68 metres, while the maximum height under the beams is 2.13 metres, which created a sense of constraint. The floor plan was replanned to improve circulation and natural light. Ceilings were set at different heights to vary the visual experience. Materials include mineral paint, stone, wood, stainless steel, tile, glass and plants.

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Designer: Asım Yüksel Work: Residential Design Classification: Interior

House of Joy

House of Joy is a residential interior design for an apartment in Ankara, Turkey. The flat covers 165 square meters on the twenty-first floor and includes a large terrace. The plan is divided into three volumes: a central area with the living space, kitchen and home office; a sleeping area with two bedrooms and two bathrooms; and a terrace area with outdoor space, dining room and library. Most walls were rebuilt and part of the terrace was added to enlarge the interior. Pastel colors, wood textures and soft curved forms shape the rooms, which were also planned for the comfort of a cat.

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Designer: Mea'ad Al-Abboud Work: Cafe Classification: Interior

The Mask

The Mask is a cafe interior located in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. The design is inspired by the colorful masks of the Venice Carnival in Italy. The concept connects Venice and Jeddah, two cities that share several cultural and geographical similarities. A luxurious black and gold scheme forms the background for decorative masks brought from Venice and placed on the walls, where visitors take photographs. The indoor area covers about 300 square meters and the outdoor area about 180 square meters. The interior has one floor with a height of 4 meters.

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Designer: Ac Design Work: Exhibition Hall Classification: Interior

Xiangsheng Yunjing

Xiangsheng Yunjing is an exhibition hall interior located in Hangzhou. The design respects the regional character of the site and takes nature and the deer as its main inspiration, joining modern oriental style with art. The main chandelier in the lobby is based on the structure of a honeycomb, and the honeycomb lighting echoes the natural theme. Stone, marble, cloth, metal and wood are combined in a harmonious way. Colors are matched space by space, using contrast to create balance. The intent is to bring a sense of nature into a city of concrete.

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Designer: Magdalena Federowicz-Boule Work: Lublin Classification: Interior

Ibis Styles

Ibis Styles Lublin Old City is an interior design for the public areas of a hotel in Lublin, Poland, covering 370 square metres and following the standards of the Accor brand. The interior takes guests on a journey through six legends of the city. Custom made furniture, lighting and details refer to each story, and include a fish stand reception, a net shaped light and a tree installation. The common area is divided into zones marked by floor changes, ceiling arrangements and different furniture. Shared materials and one style keep the zones connected.

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Designer: YU Design Lab Work: Residential Apartment Classification: Interior

Lights and Shadows

Lights and Shadows is a residential apartment interior design of 225 square meters in New Taipei City. The design combines modern furniture with light American style wall trims. The public space holds a lounge and a dining room, and joins the role of a club reception with everyday home life. Grey is the main color, applied on delicate spray-painted walls and coarse-textured stucco walls. An orange sofa in the lounge and a blue long bench beside the dining table add contrast and balance the color temperature. A central island style television wall defines the lounge.

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Designer: Nisso Design Work: Residential Classification: Interior

Modern Causal

Modern Causal is a residential interior design for an apartment on the thirtieth floor in Taiwan. The home has three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a living room, a dining room and an open-plan study. The wall between the living room and the study was removed, and a gray wooden grille divides the two areas. System cabinets in varied colors and textures provide storage in every room. Stone grain tiles are laid in the entrance, the television wall and the kitchen, while wooden flooring is used elsewhere. A light bar is set into the dark cabinet of the study.

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Designer: KAI JEN HSIAO Work: Office Classification: Interior

Blossom

Although it is an office space ,it uses bold combination of different materials, and the green planting structure gives a sense of perspective during the day. The designer only provides space, and the vitality of the space still depends on the owner, using the power of nature and the designer's unique style! The office is no longer a single function, the design is more diversified, and it will be used in a large and open space to create different possibilities between people and the environment.

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Designer: T.K. CHU DESIGN Work: Private Residence Classification: Interior

Hangzhou Eastern Garden

Hangzhou Eastern Garden is a private residence interior in Hangzhou, China, designed for a family of music enthusiasts. A music room on the upper floor sets the theme of the whole home. Acoustic panels with geometric forms provide sound control and a decorative surface. The sofa was moved from the music room to the hallway to protect the acoustic quality. The original shear wall and stairs separated the dining room from the living room. The stairs were relocated and the wall was rebuilt as a six meter wall of white stone. Materials include eucalyptus wood, ebony and ultra-clear glass.

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Designer: Yu Chien Chiang Work: Multi-booksote Space Classification: Interior

Yappy Bookstore

Yappy Bookstore is a multifunctional bookstore interior in Taipei, Taiwan, covering 450 square meters. The space is used for reading, film screenings, lectures and music performances. The large beams and columns of the old building are treated as camera frames that guide views across the rooms. Vintage books, bricks, iron, old window frames and concrete are combined, so old and new surfaces meet without a clear boundary. A red book wall leads visitors through the interior. Small openings in the walls bring daylight inside, and a high stage blurs the border between performers and audience.

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Designer: Stephen Kuo Work: Hair Salon Classification: Interior

Taipei Eros

The hair salons is based on the geometry of black, white, and grey colors. The gestures of hair-cutting are translated into the massing of the sculptural entities. The triangular motif shapes the functional cubes and planes from ceiling to floors through the actions of piling, cutting, and sewing. The light bars embedded in the dividing lines contributes to numerous lighting belts, serving as supplemental lighting while solving the condition of the lowered ceiling. They extend and meander with the reflection of the large mirror, shuttling freely between the planes and the three-dimensionality.

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Designer: SHISHAN Work: Residence Classification: Interior

Happiness

Happiness is a residential interior design for a 138.8 square meter apartment in Taiwan. The home has three bedrooms, a living room, a dining room and three bathrooms. White and gray tones are combined with a beige special coating, gray painted curved ceilings and warm wooden flooring. Curved surfaces and lighting reduce the visual weight of the large beams and columns. A double-sided cabinet joins the television wall with a closet in the children's room, removing a partition and enlarging the living room. Storage is grouped in one area to keep the plan open.

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