Interior

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Designer: CHEN SHENG-YUAN Work: Residential House Classification: Interior

Building Blocks

Building Blocks is a residential interior design for a family home in Taiwan. Large internal French windows bring daylight to every corner of the main space. Wood grain surfaces give the interior a warm and harmonious character. An inclined tangent line on the mezzanine floor plate resolves an existing beam, avoiding the beam and widening the view between the two levels. Wood veneer covering, an embedded light bar and a shaped ceiling further soften the beam. A polished concrete staircase leads to laminate flooring upstairs, and storage is hidden below and beside the stairs.

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Designer: Wei-Ting Wu Work: Residential Interior Design Classification: Interior

Warm Twilight House

Warm Twilight House is a residential interior design created through the renovation of a thirty-year-old home in Taiwan. The residence covers 170 square meters and contains three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a kitchen, a dining room and a living room. Elaborate decoration is avoided in favor of clean lines, practical layouts and warm natural materials. Walls and cabinets are assembled from solid wood slices with natural texture. The original window structure is retained to admit sunlight, and the suspended ceiling is removed to gain height within the limited space.

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Designer: Helen Koss Work: Office Space Classification: Interior

Acronis Sofia

Acronis Sofia office area, spreads over 5 floors in one of the most progressive office buildings in Sofia, NV Tower. Helen Koss Interiors was tasked to developed an office design based on the company's brand identity. The development of the layout and the design was done via online workshops with collaboration of multiple teams within the company located worldwide. The design team implemented the highest standards of finishes, security features, hygiene and innovation. The inspiration for illumination in recreation and collaboration areas was drawn from the mesmerizing works of James Turrell.

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Designer: ADP Group Work: Workplace Classification: Interior

Suntory PepsiCo Office

Suntory PepsiCo Office is a workplace interior of 2100 square meters located in Ho Chi Minh City, Viet Nam. The design imitates the flow of a river through a curved ceiling lighting system and the pattern of the partitions, which support a calm atmosphere within a dynamic city. Patterns from the ancient Dong Son drum and the use of bamboo refer to Vietnamese culture. The plan is a hybrid agile workplace that also keeps traditional workstations. Separate areas support collaboration, knowledge sharing and tasks that need concentration.

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Designer: Louvre Furnishings Work: Show Flat Classification: Interior

Shenyang Simple Luxury

Shenyang Simple Luxury is a villa interior design arranged over three floors. The open and minimalist layout gives wide views and smooth movement between the rooms. Neutral tones extend from the living room to the dining room, where the walls and floors carry ink painting textures. The living room has a high ceiling and a full-height glass window that brings in ample light, while decorative lamps hang from above. The living room and dining room are left without doors, and a tearoom sits opposite the bar. Cold and warm materials are combined to add layers.

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Designer: 10 Degrees Design Work: Home Space Classification: Interior

Cifi Suzhou Explore

Cifi Suzhou Explore House Type is a residential interior design created for a 144 square meter home in Suzhou, China. The layout responds to changed living habits, enlarging the modules for home office and online learning within a limited area. Inspiration comes from the sliding screen of a mobile phone, so life scenes can be switched by moving elements. All cabinets are movable, and a double-layer sliding cabinet combines several layers and thicknesses for varied storage. Smart furniture and changeable partitions allow the home to serve family life or social gatherings.

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Designer: Wang Chun-Yen Work: Interior Design Classification: Interior

Gray Color Gradient

Gray Color Gradient is a residential interior design for a single-story house with a terrace, covering 158.5 square meters. The home mainly serves a retired couple. The entryway is joined to the public area without a partition, so the view reaches the windows and the daylight enlarges the sense of space. The walls are finished in a gray gradient of iron-gray over light-gray, and three hidden doors lead to the guest bathroom and the bedrooms. The television wall is made of rough slate tiles set in a deliberate offset pattern.

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Designer: WAY Architects Work: Architecture Activation Classification: Interior

Centennial Shameen

Centennial Shameen is a cultural space created inside a historical building on Shamian Island in Guangzhou, China. The building was completed in 1862 and its exterior retains the original symmetrical form, the precise proportions of doors and windows, and rich molding lines. Inside the 260 square meter room, which has a ceiling height of 4.55 meters, a steel interlayer adds a mezzanine level with an independent frame structure. The space holds art exhibitions and a tea house for the community. New materials and new lighting contrast clearly with the old pillar system.

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Designer: Huang Lang B A M P O Work: Exhibition Spaces Classification: Interior

Irreversible Forward

Irreversible Forward is an experiential cultural art exhibition space. The design is inspired by the ancient Chinese Bampo site and reproduces the triangular totem of the Bampo clan with wooden strips. Cedar wood and gypsum board form a time tunnel gallery, where interlocked and stacked members use the stability of the triangle to share the load. Wall art and handbags from different periods line the route and guide visitors step by step. A two-way light at the entrance shows green ahead and red behind. The exhibition blends traditional folk art with modern expression.

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Designer: Haven Design Limited Work: Italian Restaurant Classification: Interior

Radical Chic

Radical Chic is an Italian restaurant located on the 101st floor of the International Commerce Center in Hong Kong. The interior covers 2500 square feet and takes inspiration from contemporary art galleries. Materials are selected in an earth tone palette. Textured white walls, orange velvet, sheer fabric partitions, custom woven carpets, wall lights and bespoke furniture are used. The reception is lit in sunset orange, and guests pass a wine cellar before reaching the bar. An adjustable lighting system responds to both daytime and evening conditions.

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Designer: SIG Design Work: Bar and Restaurant Classification: Interior

Blue Frog IST

Blue Frog provides grilled food and cocktails. The design is required to show modern American cultural features. To create an open and free space to meet different social situations, then consumers can have an enjoyable dining experience. The unique 100 shots culture brings excitement and challenge to customers. Therefore, the bar is the visual center to transmit excitement to the entire space. Various materials, multi-layered shapes and art decoration are adopted to create a high-quality space.

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Designer: Benson Wu Work: Office Classification: Interior

CHI Design

CHI Office is a workspace created inside an old house in HsinZhu, Taiwan. The original building had uneven ceilings and floors and disorderly compartments. Solid walls were removed and the interior areas were divided again. Windows on four sides bring daylight into the space. Iron cabinets and a wide metal display shelf separate the office from the reception area without solid walls. The floor is paved with gray artesian cement. Stone, metal and titanium plated details are combined with wood and planting to create a calm and open working atmosphere.

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