Interior

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Designer: Meryl Sun Work: Medical Institution Classification: Interior

Golden Eagle

Golden Eagle Medical Beauty Centre is a medical beauty clinic interior in Nanjing, China, covering 1760 square meters. The spatial layout follows the medical process, the movement lines of care and the comfort of visitors. Each treatment room was planned for lighting and the angle of incoming light, and supporting facilities protect privacy. The distribution of indoor light sources was studied repeatedly to reduce eye strain and light pollution. Materials are easy to care for, stain resistant and antibacterial. Leather surfaces in the open areas carry small scattered sequins.

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Designer: Cheng Zhang Work: Resort Hotel Classification: Interior

Hermit Huts

Hermit Huts is a short-term rental resort hotel set in the mountains of Chongqing. The ten rooms cover a total area of 470 square meters. The exterior follows the thatched hut form once common in the mountains of western China. Interior furniture and fittings are made of old wood, shaped on site by traditional craftsmanship. A three-dimensional layout follows the natural slope and links garden, terrace and indoor space, reducing dampness and improving daylight. The intent is a quiet stay close to nature and away from the city.

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Designer: Ming-Hong Tsai Work: Photography Studio Classification: Interior

Bon Appetit

Bon-Appetit Photography is a photography studio set inside a three-story building from 1982 in Hsinchu city, Taiwan. Because light is essential for photo shooting, the facade was rebuilt with glass bricks to invite natural daylight into the narrow interior. Indoors, cement hollow bricks contrast with the glass bricks, joining old and new materials. The existing marble flooring and wood-framed folding windows were preserved, while walls and ceilings were refinished with terrazzo and particle boards. At night, the lit interior shares light with passers-by through the glass brick wall.

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Designer: Cheng Wen Tang Work: Residential Flat Classification: Interior

JP House

Apart from the minimalist approach, the client also requested to break away from the mundane and the formal design, therefore did not intend to have deliberate ceiling work to conceal all the building sprinkler piping, or curtain box. Therefore under the minimalist theme, the elegant exposed Industrial Loft Style has managed to preserve the original spatial height in the public domain.

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Designer: T&P Architectural Design Studio Work: E-Sports Venue Classification: Interior

Nice

Nice is an e-sports venue located in Nanning, China, covering an area of 500 square meters. The polygonal space is entered through a narrow passage and is divided into booth areas, a central competition area, a lounge and an open seating area. Triangular wall panels and shaped ceilings recall mountain forms, while LED tubes, glass, golden stainless steel and paint-free board create varied surfaces. A semi-circular screen and a ceiling mirror form a visual focus. Cacti placed around the competition area refer to the persistence of players.

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Designer: Cheng-Hsuan Huang Work: Residential Space Classification: Interior

Liberal Realms

Liberal Realms is the interior design of a 90 square meter apartment in Taichung City, Taiwan. The home contains three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a living room, a reading room, a dining room and a kitchen. The design follows a minimal approach, with a white tone and without surplus decorative lines. Floor materials define each area, and light wood grain flooring links the living room to the private rooms. White walls, dark iron pieces and fair faced concrete are combined. The public areas are open and placed on one axis, so natural light reaches the whole space.

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Designer: J. O'Yang Work: Residential House Classification: Interior

Saving Green Residence

Saving Green Residence is a residential interior design for an old house in Taipei City, Taiwan, covering 195 square meters. The design avoids added decoration and uses green building materials to support energy saving. Horizontal and vertical lines connect the raised area with the different floors. French windows and continuous flooring link the lounge and the dining room, which are separated by a staircase. A glass handrail replaces the original wooden one to lighten the staircase. The height of the lounge was altered so the air conditioning can work efficiently.

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Designer: Ya Han Chang Work: Resident Flat Classification: Interior

Implications of Aesthetics

Implications of Aesthetics is a residential apartment interior completed in 2018 in Zhubei City, Taiwan. The property covers 69.4 square meters. The design combines a minimal look with warm and industrial materials, and marks the boundaries and circulation paths between areas without heavy partitions. Dark wood is used for the floor, the dining table and the storage closets near the entrance. A wood wall in a different color and texture stands beside the television wall. The living room has a floor-to-ceiling window and an indigo sofa.

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Designer: Yen, Pei-Yu Work: Cafe Classification: Interior

Revival

Revival cafe is located at Tainan Art Museum, Taiwan. The space it occupied used to be the Tainan Main Police Station during the Japanese colonial period, which is now designated as a city heritage for its historical significance and unique mixture of various architectural styles and elements such as eclecticism and art deco. The cafe inherits the experimental spirit of the heritage, presenting a modern case of how the old and the new can interact with each other harmoniously. Visitors could also enjoy their coffee and begin their own dialogue with the past of the building.

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Designer: Shenzhen Yunfan International Art Design Co., Ltd. Work: Wine Aesthetics Club Classification: Interior

MW Space

Shenzhen OCT Hengchuan MW Space is a wine club interior created inside a former office building in Shenzhen. The project covers 760 square metres and holds a wine tasting teaching area, a social kitchen, a wine cellar, a restaurant, a whisky bar, a warehouse and office areas. The functional areas are arranged horizontally around a central public space, so circulation stays smooth and each area remains independent. Cement, marble and raw wood give the rooms a calm and low key tone. The interior is intended as a quiet place for rest and conversation.

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Designer: Chong-Ping Chiu Work: Residential Interior Design Classification: Interior

Home Scenery

Home Scenery is a residential interior design for an apartment of 88 square meters in Taipei. The plan holds a living area, a dining area, a kitchen, two toilets and two bedrooms. A raised stage forms the living area, finished in a light color scheme with soft timber to contrast with the monotone dining and working zone. Tatami flooring supports both quiet and social use, and the dining table stands beside a work desk for flexible tasks. Hidden cabinets under the tatami and behind the built-in sofa provide storage. Low formaldehyde and non-toxic materials are used.

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Designer: Michelle Reis Work: Residencial House Classification: Interior

Belas

The concept for this project was inspired by the lifestyle of the clients. Combining the finest raw materials, such as marble, natural stone, wood, and more, with an innovative approach to achieve distinctive aesthetic without compromising functionality. The foremost goal was to embrace the amplitude of the space and maximize the natural light to create a soft flow transition between social areas and private. The social and private spaces were demarcated by contrasting the floor finishes between marble and wood and the white paint in the walls and ceiling to strengthen that sensations.

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