Interior

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Designer: Nianwei Zhu Work: Clothing Boutique Classification: Interior

Showni

Showni is a clothing boutique interior of 108 square meters located in Suzhou. An arc structure of irregular curves is placed at the center of the rectangular plan and holds the display area for key products. Large French windows and a half-moon-shaped doorway open the shop to the street and bring daylight inside. Red air conditioning hoses are suspended overhead as a visual guide and contrast with the white surfaces. Terrazzo floor tiles replace ground terrazzo to limit cost, while acrylic display booths and transparent shelves keep the space light.

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Designer: Henri Liu Interior Design Ltd Work: Residential Space Classification: Interior

Centre of Art

Centre of Art is a residential interior design of 100 square meters, completed in September 2019 in Taipei, Taiwan. The space responds to a request for artistic display with a simple and neat style. Light is the main design element, and ceiling lamps with different colour temperatures create visual layers. The ceiling and walls share the same colour tone, and the wood grain is unified throughout. Walls, cabinets and decorative panels use one particle board system. Herringbone flooring marks the entryway, and a screen with a wine rack forms a small home bar.

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Designer: Kun Tang Work: Private Residence Classification: Interior

Future Ark

The Ark of Future is an interior design for a private residence with an area of 188 square meters. The home was planned for a young family that often hosts gatherings. A semi-partitioned layout joins the kitchen, dining room and living room into one open public area. Four bedrooms are placed at the edges of the plan and face river and mountain views. Surfaces use cement, wood and stone in states close to their original form. Smoke guiding equipment and range hoods work together to control cooking fumes in the open kitchen.

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Designer: Shanghai Mijing Interior Design Co., Ltd Work: Interior Design Classification: Interior

Atour Hotel

Atour Hotel is an interior design project for a hotel lobby and dining area. The entrance and lobby are asymmetrical, and guests first pass through a bamboo residence. A glass box adds interest to the inner courtyard and guides guests slowly into the lobby. Circle and square shapes connect the lobby and the dining room, and still water features add a sense of calm. The square glass box removes the boundary between the two areas. A round black mirror ceiling and lighting bring vitality. Changes in depth and texture support dining and social use.

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Designer: Te-Chih Lo Work: Residential Space Classification: Interior

Modern Kingdom

Modern Kingdom is a residential interior design for a 66.1 square meter home in New Taipei City, Taiwan. Black, white and grey tones give the space a calm and modern character. Imported tiles with powder coating replace natural marble, since marble is a non-renewable material. Wooden geometric forms are combined with plaster and metallic molding, while iron and stone add contrast and visual layers. Selected cabinets use renewable materials and the woodwork is finished with low formaldehyde paint. The project was completed in May 2020.

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Designer: Andy Leung Work: Office Classification: Interior

DreamWorks Space

DreamWorks Space is an office interior designed for a high-technology company in Suzhou, China. The office covers an area of 81.3 square metres. Instead of traditional cubicles, the layout removes fixed boundaries to form an open working area. A circular curved ceiling shapes the main room and gives the impression of a space capsule. Porcelain white and technological blue are the main colours, while smooth lines add a modern character. Intelligent technical elements are placed throughout the interior. The project was completed in December 2020.

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Designer: JEFF HSU, HOWARD LIU Work: Residence Classification: Interior

Circle of Life

Circle of Life is a residential interior design completed in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The circle is used as the main medium for the transformation of space. From the entrance, layered arc walls lead to a living room shaped as a double circle. A circular gold boundary marks the core and continues into the ceiling, which conceals functional equipment. Semi-transparent hollow partitions divide the areas. Ceramic tiles and wooden floors act as quiet boundaries along the circulation paths. Round furniture, lamps and iron details add safety for young children.

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Designer: ADP Group Work: Office Classification: Interior

Unilever Homebase

Unilever Homebase is an office interior located in Ho Chi Minh City, Viet Nam. The workplace covers 9000 square meters and applies an activity-based working model. The number of fixed desks is reduced and a variety of work settings is added, including open meeting spaces and private zones. A central hub joins the cafeteria with a large open discussion area across three floors, connected by a void that brings in natural light. The design concept, named Funky Town, reflects the brand stories of the company. An old building was transformed to host 1000 staff instead of 800.

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Designer: Yen-Jung Yu Work: Residential Space Classification: Interior

Reuniting

Reuniting is a residential interior design for a 172 square meter home in Taipei, Taiwan, completed in September 2019. Green decoration guides the space arrangement, circulation, lighting, wood sheets, paints and electrical equipment, supporting energy saving and lower carbon emissions. Natural stone, wood veneer, solid wood, low-formaldehyde wood sheets, eco-friendly engineered flooring and LED lighting are used. Floor-to-ceiling windows bring daylight and fresh air inside. An open island counter, a large dining room and a flexible study room encourage family gathering.

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Designer: JOYE CHUANG Work: Restaurant Classification: Interior

Umami Luring

Umami Luring is a hotpot restaurant located on a corner in a downtown area. The interior covers 251.23 square meters and combines classical elements with modern techniques. Customized semicircle tiles, made by a local tile kiln factory, cover the left facade and the glass surfaces of the first floor. The tiles recall the image of a warm pot and also screen the view of the parking lot across the street, so dining privacy is improved. The second floor is furnished with fish shaped bamboo chandeliers, bamboo trays and a bamboo screen. A long central table seats individual guests.

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Designer: Chen-lin Interior Design Work: Office Classification: Interior

Cuboid No 4

Cuboid No 4 is an office interior in Taipei City, Taiwan, covering about 210 square meters. The layout includes an employee office area, two supervisor offices, a conference room, a pantry, a rest space and a toilet. Semi-open partitions define each zone and support interaction and movement among the staff. The height of the building is used to add a mezzanine for meetings and rest. The design follows an industrial style with references to shipping containers, round cabin windows and a black steering wheel. Materials include Pandomo, recycled red brick, iron parts and LED light bars.

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Designer: Vincent Li Work: School Library Classification: Interior

Ripple

Ripple is a school library interior design covering 2500 square feet in a secondary school in Hong Kong. The project refurbishes a worn library that was rarely used by students. Curved bookshelves and a round central table form overlapping shapes that recall ripples on water, while matching patterns on the floor and the ceiling complete the theme. Plastic laminate, stone, Corian, carpet, vinyl tile and sound reduction fabric are used, together with light-colored wood and plants in every corner. The arc layout separates areas and makes the limited space appear larger.

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