Interior

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Designer: Xiaobing Yao Work: Restaurant Classification: Interior

Carefree

Carefree is a restaurant interior designed for traditional Sichuan cuisine in Chengdu, China. The space covers 1480 square meters and is divided into a refreshment area, a wine area and private rooms. Chinese carved fencing and dim lighting give the refreshment area a secluded feeling. The private rooms are kept plain so that attention stays on the food. A sculpture at the center of the moon gate combines the brand name with ink painting. A wall screen shows plants changing through the four seasons, and bamboo, marble and red brick are used throughout.

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Designer: SHUNSUKE OHE Work: Osteopathic Clinic Classification: Interior

Tsubomiya 3rd

Tsubomiya 3rd is an osteopathic clinic located in the business district of Osaka, Japan. The interior reinterprets the calm atmosphere of a traditional Japanese ryokan in a contemporary way. A restrained palette of white, gray, and black is warmed by timber doors and delicate wooden latticework. Soft indirect lighting, subtle incense, and quiet music support a tranquil mood. Four private treatment rooms are kept dimmer than the entrance and corridors. The space covers 66.5 square meters and aims to ease both physical and mental tension.

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Designer: Tzu Chun Lo Work: Residential Space Classification: Interior

Nest Within

Nest Within reimagines the home by expanding shared communal areas while reducing the footprint of private rooms. Designed around family life, the residence utilizes sleek glass partitions that allow for visual connection with only a subtle sense of separation. The use of natural materials, such as Shirasu Kabe, boosts indoor comfort and sustainability. Ultimately, this architecture is more than just a house; it is a dedicated sanctuary crafted for daily bonding, shared rituals, and deep emotional resonance.

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Designer: ADP Workplace Work: Office Interior Classification: Interior

Longwell Vietnam

Longwell Vietnam is an office interior created for a factory headquarters in Dong Nai, Vietnam. The project covers 2,000 square meters and turns an industrial setting into a human-centered workplace. Adaptive zoning provides quiet areas for focused work and multifunctional spaces for collaboration. A history wall and LED installations present the story of the company. Acoustic panels, low emission paints, recycled composites and sustainable wood finishes were used. The layout supports comfort, connection and daily engagement.

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Designer: PILOSTYLE CO., LTD. Work: Residence Classification: Interior

Home Quartet

Home Quartet is a duplex residential interior designed for a family of four in Taiwan. The 158.6 square meter home places the living room, dining room, kitchen, and a co-reading area on the first floor, forming one open social space. A round dining table and the adjacent couch invite gatherings, while a rattan hanging chair by the window serves both children and elders. Blue is the main color, set against white walls, large tiles, warm solid wood furniture, and a leather sofa. Tall rear windows bring daylight into the shared areas, and the upper floor holds bedrooms and a study for privacy.

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Designer: Handover Studio Ltd. Work: Residential Classification: Interior

Chord

Chord is an apartment interior located in a low-density residential building in Kowloon Tong, Hong Kong. The layout supports both remote work and family life. The living room contains a multifunctional performance area that serves as a home cinema, a library and a space for a grand piano. Concealed doors and a sliding corridor door separate the zones and improve sound insulation. A semi-enclosed foyer with hidden shoe cabinets and wardrobes forms a calm buffer at the entrance. Light-toned elm veneer, herringbone stone tiles and marble unify the rooms.

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Designer: Lieh-Wei Liu Work: Dental Clinic Classification: Interior

Origin

Origin is a dental clinic interior in Taipei, Taiwan, planned for patients treated for sleep apnea through orthodontic care. The treatment rooms are shaped like eggs, recalling a nest, a plant pod or a protective shell. Curved surfaces soften the boundaries between floor, walls and ceiling, and the lighting creates a mild and safe atmosphere. The shapes were simulated in three dimensions and cut by computer controlled machines, then assembled on site and covered with curved plates. The layout keeps the movement and function of the medical equipment intact.

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Designer: Yao Li Han Work: Residential House Classification: Interior

The Realm of Graphite

The Realm of Graphite is a residential interior design for a 116 square meter home in Taoyuan City. A palette of black, gray and white is combined with warm wood tones and stone accents. A cross-shaped circulation plan places the living room and dining room at the center, while the bedrooms are arranged around the perimeter. Laminate herringbone flooring, curved details and an arched ceiling add classical references to a modern framework. Wood cladding conceals a low structural beam, and dark slatted panels with sliding doors form the television wall.

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Designer: 10 Degrees Design Work: Sales Center Classification: Interior

CIFI Nansha Yaoyue Bay

CIFI Nansha Yaoyue Bay is a sales center located on the international finance island in Nansha District, Guangzhou, China. Water is the central theme of the interior. Decorations at the entrance resemble ripples spreading across water. The layered ceiling recalls the sea and the beach, and an irregular bench recalls sea spray. Curved forms are used throughout to soften the enclosed space. Materials include plated metal, resin, marble, leather and acrylic fiber carpet. The design turns local culture and coastal scenery into interior art that is both decorative and practical.

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Designer: Bean Buro Work: Showroom and Workplace Classification: Interior

BWL Taichung

Bwl Taichung is a showroom and workplace set across two floors of a commercial building in Taichung. The interior covers 11,300 square feet and combines a wellness focused retail hub with a contemporary work environment. Fluted joinery, sculptural forms and biophilic features refer to Taiwanese temple architecture. A meandering brass floor inlay and a continuous ceiling light line guide visitors from retail areas to consultation and event spaces. Materials include FSC certified timber, low VOC finishes and recyclable components.

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Designer: Ping Zhang Work: Residence Classification: Interior

Orient Original

Orient Original is a residential interior design for a 500 square meter home in Beijing, China. A sunlit underground atrium forms the center of the plan, linking two lower levels and blurring the boundary between above and below ground. The sunken area can serve as a tearoom, a lounge or a cinema. A glass roof, glass brick walls and mirrored panels increase daylight and widen the sense of space. Dark wood veneers meet light timber and natural stone. Custom furniture and storage support daily family life and social gatherings.

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Designer: MUSA International Interior Design Work: Residence Classification: Interior

Urban Zen

Urban Zen is a residential interior design for a home of 115.7 square meters in Taiwan. The project combines modern city living with Japanese Zen aesthetics. A snow-viewing window with adjustable openings controls daylight and framed views. A tatami room offers a quiet place for guests and meditation. Warm wood tones are lighter in the living and dining rooms and darker in the bedrooms. Materials include formaldehyde-free cabinets, calcium silicate panels, solid wood and high-pressure laminate. A pet walkway and a tree are built between the cabinets for the resident cat.

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