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Applying a large sculptural shape to reshape the space and create a visual focus. First, make a large curved ceiling with a wood texture at the entrance height, and form a base at the bottom of the curve. Then on the right side, the shaft column is decorated into an ellipse, and the surface is surrounded by three lotus petals. In the visual experience, it is like a "the budding lotus" carrying the entire lobby space.
Riviera Mansion Apartment Club is a residential clubhouse in Hangzhou, China. The club covers 1625 square meters and occupies the ground floor and the first basement level. Marble, natural stone, wood veneer, white jade and mosaic walls are used across the interior. An indoor swimming pool is placed on the basement level. A light blue ceiling, outlined with an LED pattern of the Milky Way, reduces the enclosed feeling of the underground space. Plant walls bring greenery inside. The design balances modern simplicity with a sense of luxury.
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While meeting with the lady owned this German Bakery in Taipei City, D.More Design Studio was inspired by both fairy tale and concise impressions of Germany. Representing the image of Black Forest, Schwarzwald, from where the German secret recipe was originated, they made all background in dark and settled two wooden cabins filled with breads in the center forest surrounded by the iconic Bauhaus chairs with red berry like lights hanging above. The timber frame pattern of traditional German houses were converted into the steel frame shelves, and the storefront facade.
Black and White Narrative is the interior design of a stand-alone three-floor house in Taiwan. The layout holds a reception area, a tea-tasting room, a living room, a dining area, a kitchen, two bedrooms and four bathrooms. Spanish marble slim planks are arranged so that the veining extends visually and each plank is perceived differently. Spanish ceramic doors close the storage volumes. An open plan brings daylight and natural ventilation into the shared rooms. Large windows are fitted with electrically powered curtains.
Link To The World is a residential interior design for a 35 square meter apartment in New Taipei City. Instead of a traditional television wall, a world map is placed at the entrance as the main feature. The map was made by laser cutting a metal board, and the size of each opening reflects the activity and density of people in that location. Light glimmers through the openings, recalling the night view of the earth. Acrylic marks note places the resident has visited. Sliding partitions allow the space to suit one person or a larger group.
Chiao Ho is a restaurant interior located in Shanghai and completed in June 2019. The space covers 1700 square meters. Guests enter through a glass door with a golden frame, and an arc-shaped route leads into the dining area. Bordeaux red walls form the standard color of the restaurant. Artworks are placed throughout the interior, including a female statue at the Chiao section and a male statue at the Ho section. Images of betta fish are scattered across the space. Culture and art are combined to offer a refined dining experience.
Sacred Spatial Medium is a residential interior design for a 198 square meter home in Taiwan. The circle is the main theme of the plan. Circular forms appear in the partition screen, the iron sphere of the television wall, the light fixtures and the oval rotatable mirror in the master bedroom. The high-ceiling living area uses tawny glass, circular iron pieces and stone-patterned ceramic slabs. Bronze mirror covers the dining room and kitchen ceiling. Low chroma colors and long curtains create a calm space.
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Leading By Light is a residential interior design completed in Taiwan. The twenty year old house stood empty for three years and was renovated as a gift from a mother to her daughter. An open layout connects the living room, dining area and kitchen. A full height window and a clear glass partition in the study let daylight reach the whole space. White tones form the background, while wood tones are used for furniture and displays. Glass, wood, brick, iron and system cabinets create a layered interior. A veneer wrapped beam reduces the visual weight of the ceiling above the dining table.
The Reflection of Light is an office interior created inside a renovated old building with an area of 230 square meters. Numerous existing columns were concealed behind wall panels, so an even and consistent wall was formed in each space. The rooms are arranged so that managers and related staff remain in contact within a transparent and intimate environment. Walls are covered with colored crystal glass, and glass partitions separate the rooms so that natural light reaches every space. Geopolymer concrete, green concrete and waste water management were applied.
Pumpkin House is a restaurant interior set within a two-story light steel structure building in the center of Taichung. The design theme follows Halloween, matching the pumpkin dishes served by the restaurant. Manual bricklaying methods were used to modify and reinforce the exterior walls, so the facade differs from the nearby stores. Red bricks and pinewood divide the seating on each floor. The ceiling keeps the original steel texture, and blue painted timber contrasts with the brick. Recycled wine bottles form a partition on the second floor.
Strolling is a residential interior design for a suburban house in Taipei. The layout is divided into three equal parts of 115 square meters each: a garden, a public ground floor and a private bedroom level above. The staircase marks the boundary between the public and private areas. The lower section of the staircase is made of marble to suggest rock and solidity, while the upper section is made of 9 millimeter U-shaped steel plates suspended from the ceiling. Scale, form, material and shadow are used to create a quiet and comfortable space close to nature.
Ink Color is a residential interior design created for a family working in education. The home expresses calm, elegance and restraint. Inherited mahogany solid wood is re-stained and remodeled, giving the material a new appearance inspired by ink and calligraphy. The living room wall is finished in light ink tones to create a quiet atmosphere. Strips of glass 50 cm wide replace parts of the solid wall near the television and the window, linking ceiling, floor and wall for visual extension. A 0.8 mm wood grain stone plastic floor is laid over the original tiles to reduce cost and waste.
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