Interior

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Designer: Tzu-Yi Yang and Chun Chun Yang Work: Residential Classification: Interior

Elegance of Wood

Elegant Whirling of Wood is a residential interior design for a home of 117 square meters in Taichung City, Taiwan. The layout includes an entrance, living room, dining room, kitchen, tatami room, guest room, further bedrooms and bathrooms. Large teak and mahogany logs owned by the client are used throughout, including a table board 12 centimeters thick and 3.6 meters long in the television cabinet. Black, white and grey tones, iron elements, glass and natural stone balance the weight of the wood. The innermost room was turned into a tatami room to add daylight.

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Designer: Ya-Ching Yu Work: Public Space Classification: Interior

Symphonic Movement

Undulating Symphonic Movement is a residential lobby interior in Taipei, Taiwan, covering 82.5 square meters. The design is inspired by music. A wave-like wooden ceiling was curved and formed on site, and a central pendant light of brass tubes recalls organ pipes. Custom doors of 10 feet in height are woven from brass, wood-grained copper sheeting, mirror and clear glass. A floor-to-ceiling window with iron slats of varying height frames a garden view. Teak, marble and chiseled granite complete the calm space.

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Designer: Li Tsan Hen Work: Residential Apartment Classification: Interior

Minimalist Elegance

Minimalist Elegance is a residential apartment interior design covering 201.6 square meters in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. The scheme uses low color saturation, with black and white as the main tones. Ceiling moldings join the walls and visually unify the interior. The foyer features a floral wall panel, a chandelier and patterned marble flooring, while an artistic screen separates the dining room from the foyer. Glossy ebony and black titanium panels line the living room, where a Scottish gray marble television wall is placed. An open study room sits behind the living room.

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Designer: Chi Wei Lin and Yu Chih Chang Work: Residential Apartment Classification: Interior

Tranquil Home

Tranquil Home is a residential apartment interior designed for a three-generation family of seven members. The layout carefully separates public and private areas. The open dining room, kitchen and living room encourage interaction among the family. Each bedroom offers ample storage and a restful private space. Grain stone tiles cover the floors of the public area and echo the thin stone tiles of the television wall and the gray paint behind the sofa. Wood floors, leather headboards and cloth wallpapers add warmth to the bedrooms. The interior covers 465 square meters.

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Designer: Gautam Desai Work: Salon Classification: Interior

DoReDo

DoReDo is a wellness venue that combines a beauty clinic, a salon, a spa, a yoga studio and a small cafe within 550 square meters. The layout is modelled on airport retail, where displays stay below eye level and movement remains simple and clear. Coral is used as the accent colour and appears only in the wood framed arches of the central retail courtyard, which connects every service. Every visitor passes through the coral arches. Wooden flooring, lit mirrored consoles, suspended metal storage racks and glass chandeliers complete the interior.

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Designer: Marty Chou Work: Home Classification: Interior

The Mermaid

The Mermaid's is a residential interior design for a 90 square meter apartment in Taiwan. The space is conceived as a gallery for the owner's collections rather than a conventional home. A mermaid figure from a new collection became the central theme, setting the semi-monochrome palette and the calm atmosphere. Classical molding is used as a design tool. The vertical lines make the space appear higher, and they conceal room doors and storage cabinets. Daily functions are hidden to keep the view simple. Furniture is selected for contrast between straight and curved forms.

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Designer: Yu Cheng Wang Work: Residential Apartment Classification: Interior

In the Light

In the Light is a residential apartment interior of 245 square meters in Taichung City, Taiwan. The interior follows a modern light luxury style. The original entryway sat directly beneath the staircase and felt oppressive, so the television wall was rearranged to the side of the staircase. Artistic stone separates the entryway, the hallway and the television wall. A cloakroom near the entrance adds storage. An open parlor and an expanded dining area bring daylight into the living room, and borrowed scenery extends the indoor space toward the outdoor environment.

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Designer: Shih-Kai Chen Work: Piano Bar Classification: Interior

Cat Walk

Cat Walk is a piano bar located in Hsinchu City, Taiwan, covering 171.9 square meters. The triangular site and the fixed position of the restroom shaped the layout. A curved hallway bypasses the restroom and is decorated with laser cut images of upside down wine glasses. The front door faces the stage, with the bar counter on the left and the seats in the middle. Thick blue velvet curtains on the large window walls absorb sound, while red velvet curtains frame the stage. Curved ceiling grilles also absorb sound and separate the seating areas.

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Designer: The Grid Architects Work: Terrace Cafe Classification: Interior

Rope

Rope is a terrace cafe designed as an open rooftop space. The project is named after jute rope, a local, low cost and recyclable material used to form woven canopies and partitions. The canopies take inspiration from the traditional Indian charpoy and define separate seating islands. Jute has low thermal conductivity, and watered jute helps keep the surrounding air cool. The flooring is made of recycled babool wood laid on aluminium frames so that water can drain below. Recycled corrugated sheets shade the south west facade.

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Designer: Yu Ju Lin Work: Residential Classification: Interior

The Heaven Villa

The Heaven Villa is a residential interior design completed in Taipei, Taiwan. The villa combines classical and modern styles through stone, carbonized wood and a dark color tone. Several types of stone are used, including splashed ink stone and red and green dragon and phoenix stone. Most of the stone is taken from factory leftover material and arranged with collage methods. A fish bone collage forms the floors of the living room, dining room and study room. Strip lights and a mirrored ceiling mark areas within the dark interior.

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Designer: Andy Wan Work: Residential Interior Design Classification: Interior

The Rise of Japandi

The Rise of Japandi is a residential interior design completed in Hong Kong in 2019. The home joins Japanese and Nordic influences in a simple, modern and uncluttered layout. Oak wood gives a warm finish, while light grey stone-like cabinet material adds a rustic texture. A wooden screen door with semi-translucent glass forms an airy partition, and a round opaque glass display cabinet recalls a traditional lantern. Curved edges and circular details soften the transition between spaces. Greenery outside acts as a calm backdrop.

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Designer: Yung-Hsi Peng, Zhi-Yun Hung, Parn Shyr Work: Residential Classification: Interior

Furong Hui

Furong Hui is the interior design of the shared public spaces of a residential building in Taipei City, Taiwan. The hibiscus flower is the central theme, drawn from an ancient poem by Su Shi. Curved line plates and continuous arch columns recall layered petals, and projection lamps set at the base light these forms at night. The public areas include a reception hall, a lounge bar, a warm water pool, a spa and rooms for sport and leisure. Warm colors and varied materials balance the overall tone. The aim is to give residents rest and calm within an art exhibition atmosphere.

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