Interior

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Designer: Mikhail Kalesnikau Work: Amusement Park Classification: Interior

VR Club

VR Club is an amusement park interior designed for virtual reality entertainment. The space covers about 1400 square meters and holds around 200 visitors. Colored LED lighting forms the basis of the design, shaping surfaces and marking accents. Changing colors alter the mood and highlight the functional areas. Several zones are linked by a light path around a central futuristic bar that is more than 18 meters long and allows guests to sit facing each other. A VR class, a cafe, a meeting room and a kids area are separated by glass partitions with acoustic panels that reduce noise.

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Designer: Tsung Lin Tsai Work: Residence Classification: Interior

Ode to Everything

Ode to Everything is a residential interior design of 99 square meters in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. Natural elements are brought indoors as a metaphor for life. The residence is located on an upper floor with a view of North Dawu Mountain, so curved forms shape the ceiling and the flooring. Marble, solid wood, quartz tile and iron are combined with earthy colors and pure white tones. An iridescent glass screen defines the entryway and lets light pass through. Sandblasted glass in the dining room depicts hexagrams. The layout allows light, sight and air to move freely.

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Designer: Ming Chan Chiang Work: Residence Classification: Interior

When Black Meets White

When Black Meets White is an interior design project for a residence of about 195 square meters in Taiwan. Black and white form the main color scheme, and delicate lines and metal elements shape the contemporary character of the space. The living room, dining room and kitchen are joined without partitions to enlarge the shared area and support family interaction. Bright orange leather chairs add contrast. A glass display cabinet behind the sofa stores the collection of action figures. The master bedroom adds wood tones for warmth.

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Designer: Haoling Yu Work: Residential House Classification: Interior

Bailu

Bailu is a residential interior design for a private villa in Chengdu. The original building was an American-style villa of 660 square meters, and its layout did not suit the modern living habits of the owners. The space was expanded and reorganized into a simple modern villa of 1000 square meters, while the original exterior was kept. Each room was given a more balanced area, and a billiards room was added on the lower floor. Natural stone, solid wood and marble were used. White surfaces and open areas give the interior a calm and artistic character.

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Designer: CHEN HUNG-CHOU Chang Kai-Hsien Work: Residential Space Classification: Interior

Tranquility

Lights is a residential interior design for a five-story house in Taiwan shared by three generations. Each floor is planned around the taste of its users. The first and second floors use the high ceiling and large windows to create a bright and spacious area for guests. The third and fourth floors hold bedrooms in a simple style with industrial details. The fifth floor is a studio and display area finished with oriented strand board for sound isolation. A new spiral staircase, lit by LED lamps set behind the steps, connects all levels. Natural wood and marble are used throughout.

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Designer: Juan Farell Haryanto Work: Minimalist Home Classification: Interior

Citra

The minimalist luxurious home is characterized by a simple, clean design that emphasizes high-quality materials and attention to detail. The key to achieving this aesthetic is to keep things simple and uncluttered, with a focus on quality over quantity. In this particular minimalist luxurious home, you can expect to see a carefully curated selection of furniture and decor items that are both functional and beautiful. It was inspired by Indonesia's beauty of nature, giving natural yet luxurious looks to all the furniture as a whole.

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Designer: Erian Yen, Jimmy Chen Work: Residence Classification: Interior

Raw

Raw is the interior design of a four-story house in Taiwan. The design applies the wabi-sabi idea through simple lines, light colors and a minimum of decoration. Mineral paint with an irregular texture covers the curved walls and the ceiling, while original color wood flooring is laid in staggered and random patterns. Open shelving and hidden cabinets reduce the visual volume of the facades. The first floor holds the living and dining area, and the upper floors hold bedrooms, storage and a study room. Natural light is spread evenly to keep a calm distance between objects.

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Designer: Ouyang Tiao Work: Restaurant Classification: Interior

Xinwanxin Noodles

Xinwanxin Noodles is a restaurant interior located on the historic Nanchang Street in Wuxi. The project covers 380 square meters. The entrance keeps traditional regional features such as white walls, black tiles, bracket arches and upturned eaves. Open wooden windows and two glass doors bring sunlight into the interior. The first floor lobby uses the original glass patio of the old house, combined with glass and wood grilles that divide the space while adjusting the light. Display, retail, kitchen and seating areas are reorganized to support a self-service dining model.

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Designer: Yung Yu Chien Work: Residential House Classification: Interior

Underlying Elegance

A remodeled old apartment in Taipei, Underlying Elegance has a north-facing layout with a loft and excellent natural light. The entire residence features a mixed modern style. Its design, from materials selection, style formation, and functionality, adheres to the designer’s belief in interior design and is a milestone to his next stage in life. With the renovation completed, it becomes the designer's home but serves as a model residence for clients to inspect in person.

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Designer: Anand Deshmukh Work: Architecture Office Classification: Interior

Studio by the Hill

Studio by the Hill is an architecture office in Pune, India. The interior was created by converting a residential unit near a hill into a working studio. The open floor plan covers 120 square metres and uses minimal clear glass partitions and softly curved corner junctions. Ash wood furniture, in-situ concrete flooring, natural brick paving and pastel green lime plaster surfaces form the material palette. Recycled paper tubes are used for sliding shutters, seating backrests and open shelves. Most rooms face east to bring in daylight while limiting glare and heat.

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Designer: Monique Lee Work: Restaurant Classification: Interior

Xin Ming Yuen

The entrance is a parade of contrasting materials, structures, and colors. The reception area is a space of tranquil comfort. Auspicious patterns encounter playful decorations. Behind is a dynamic bar area within a resting context. Traditional Chinese character Hui pattern led lights adds a sense of futurism. Going through a delicately adorned roofed cloister is the dining area. Decorated with floral, carb fish images, embossed stained glass screens and the ancient herbalist Bai Zi cabinets, it is a visual journey through time and cultural relics in fashion.

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Designer: Chia-I Tsai Work: Residential Apartment Classification: Interior

Graceful Home

Graceful Home is a residential apartment interior located in Taipei City, with a floor area of 49.5 square meters. Leisure and brightness guide the whole design. Because the indoor space is small, sloped surfaces define the different areas, use the plan efficiently and widen the sense of sight. Iron details, coatings and imported tiles create contrasting textures. Clear lines, precise layouts and a minimalist Nordic character shape the rooms. Large windows bring daylight inside and open the views to nature.

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