Interior

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Designer: LI HUT CHIN Work: Residential House Classification: Interior

The Multidimensional Lifestyle

The Multidimensional Lifestyle Transform is a four-story house that combines an interior design studio with a family residence. Inspired by blueprints, the studio on the first floor features a blue key wall with many lines meeting at a single vanishing point. The living room, dining room and study area for parents and children are arranged as one open space. The slide beside the upper bed can be reversed and fitted with four pillars to form a long table as the child grows. Glass brick walls in the third floor corridor create a translucent effect.

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Designer: Chang Yi-Chung Work: Residential House Classification: Interior

Modern Oriental Simplicity

Modern Oriental Simplicity is a residential interior created for a family of three generations. Two units were combined into one spacious apartment. The symmetrical rectangular layout places the bedrooms on both sides, while the living room, the dining room and two kitchens sit in the centre to bring the family together. Traditional oriental elements from the owner's collection are presented in a modern and minimal style, within a black and white colour scheme. Chinese painting, music and poetry inspire the walls, the solid wood installation and the metal grilles.

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Designer: Wei-Cheng Lin Work: Commercial Space Classification: Interior

White Dreamland

White Dreamland is a hair salon interior located in Taipei, Taiwan. The design is based on white tones and continuous surfaces. Artificial stone walls and large ceramic floor panels reduce the number of visible gaps and joints. Storage is hidden behind closed cabinets to keep the space clear and calm. Mirrors, metal and piano lacquer add brightness, together with natural light and white LED lighting. A cross-shaped circulation path and diamond-shaped forms organize the styling area. Four seats are placed apart to give each customer and each stylist a separate area.

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Designer: Stoked Associates, Okamura International Work: Workplace Classification: Interior

Stoked KL

Stoked KL is a workplace interior designed as an open studio rather than a conventional office. The 1300 square foot space measures 15400 mm in width, 8000 mm in depth and 3900 mm in height. A cafe like pantry with a movable bar table meets visitors at the entrance. A meeting room, a lounge area with an art mural and an open material library complete the layout. Acoustic panels reduce noise and reverberation under the high ceiling and also form a feature wall. Natural light and tropical references set the mood, and the studio can serve as an event space in the evening.

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Designer: Jia-Chi Shiu Work: Residential House Classification: Interior

Moon of Elegance

Moon of Elegance is specifically designed for a retired senior couple, an easy flow of movement requires curvy elements without any sharp angles for safety concerns, and the sofa and the coffee table are also chamfered accordingly. Unlike the square layout of regular residences, Moon of Elegance has a small footage but makes the best of the space by means of many see-through elements. The integrated spatial design is highly functional, while making the space look bigger. Safety, practicality and easy maintenance for senior users are also considered.

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Designer: Jao-Wen Shao Work: Hair Salon Classification: Interior

Path of Daylight

Path of Daylight is a hair salon interior located in Taichung City, Taiwan. Forest paths form the central concept of the design. Black hardware outlines abstract lines that suggest a cabin in the woods. White pebbles and green plants are placed along the hallway. Glass and mirrors reflect daylight and create changing light and shadow. The space is divided into a public area with a reservation counter and three private salon rooms, named urban gentlemen, socialites and modern metropolis. Cold tones and soft light pink tones are applied to the rooms.

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Designer: Joseph Lee Work: Commercial Space Classification: Interior

RP Luxury Watches Galleria

Its layout is inspired by the magnificent mountains and forests in Taiwan, hoping to integrate into the space the Eastern architectural concept of constructing a man-made, recreated nature rich in culture and philosophy, merging artistic play and nature. Through landscaping approaches of dividing the space and imitating nature, combined with contemporary processing of building materials and techniques, an unconventional commercial display space steeped in aesthetics as well as culture and highlighting a modern touch is created.

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Designer: Moriyuki Ochiai Architects Work: Beauty Salon Classification: Interior

Crystalscape

Moriyuki Ochiai Architects performed the design for a beauty salon.They endeavored to create a space that would envelop the body in such radiance by making the entire ceiling into a luminous crystal symbolizing the ideal of resplendent hair.Metallic waves, representing the bright, aerial, gracious way in which hair flows, are intricately weaved into a white matrix of geometric patterns.They sought to honor the beauty of hair and replicate the spatial experience of penetrating into its mysterious radiance and profound depth through the repeated entwinement of layers of lattice and metal.

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Designer: Georgios Nikolaou Work: Workspace Classification: Interior

Pa One

Pa One is a private office designed for a professional consultant whose work is based on networking and personal trust. The interior recalls the atmosphere of a cigar lounge and is intended to feel classy, sophisticated and relaxed. Dark wood, brown leather and elegant marble form the main material palette. A living green wall lightens the overall mood. Traditional forms are combined with playful elements that reflect the personal style of the client. The result is a space made for both work and relaxation.

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Designer: Changer Construction Co., Ltd Work: Residence Classification: Interior

The Changer Day and Day

The Changer Day and Day is a residential building located in Hsinchu City, Taiwan. White is used as the main color, in contrast with the earth tones and grey shades common in local metropolitan architecture. Balcony frames are painted in traditional Japanese kimono colors, including ice green, barely white, patrinia flower and arrow feather. Recessed windows and protruding balconies provide sun shading and reduce electricity use. Self-cleaning tiles limit the effects of dust and acid rain. The balconies are arranged so that every resident receives an equal view of the nearby sea.

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Designer: Yi-Ling Lin Work: Restaurant Classification: Interior

Fireworks

Fireworks is a wedding banquet hall and self-service restaurant in Changhua County, Taiwan. The interior combines European architectural elements, including neoclassical and decorative styles, theater framing and old city street scenes. The lobby is white with black lines and holds four white marble columns under a high dome. Decorative sculptures and water-jet cutting shape the ceiling and the floor. Round chandeliers create different effects by day and by night. The buffet area recalls old European streets, so guests can dine as if walking through a city.

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Designer: Stephy Teng Work: Residential Classification: Interior

Encounter Montmartre

Encounter Montmartre is a residential interior design for an apartment in Taipei, Taiwan. The 63-ping home contains three bedrooms, two living rooms and three bathrooms. An open plan joins the living room, the dining room and the kitchen, so daylight from both sides reaches each area. Wooden walls and cabinets divide the interior and add space for display and storage. Rounded wooden cabinets at the entryway echo the corridor. Light gray, beige and wooden tones are used throughout to create a calm and consistent setting.

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