Interior

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Designer: Tetsuya Matsumoto Work: Office Classification: Interior

Toshin PostPandemic

For its first created office since the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic, the challenge Matsuo Gakuin was facing is to find a solution for protecting its office users while keeping the aesthetic values the company has always cherished. A thunder shaped table runs along the office dividing the space into staff and guest areas. Glass panels were sandwiched between the board and its duplicate hanging from the ceiling. The glass panels run alternatively through two parallel lines separated by 20cm space. This disposition forms a protective shield while allowing air and documents circulation.

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Designer: Pcc Design Work: Reflective Space Classification: Interior

Oriental Pavilion

The Oriental temple blends traditional and modern design elements with care. Wooden panels, etched with Chinese flower motifs, reflect a link to nature and cultural heritage. At its center, a dome with a Buddha statue symbolizes the universe. The building thoughtfully integrates historical importance with current design features, and the lotus blossom patterns subtly enhance the visitor's experience, offering a balanced and reflective journey through its design.

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Designer: Zao Li Work: Sales Office Classification: Interior

Huaxing Zhongrui Nordic Park

Huaxing Zhongrui Nordic Park is a sales office located in Fushan District, Yantai, China. The interior covers 1221 square meters and follows the circular form of the building. The layout spreads outward from the center of the circle instead of using a traditional linear plan. Visitors enter an art lobby with a suspended art installation, then reach a central sandboard area with a display stand open on all sides. A negotiation area provides space to talk and rest. Materials include glass brick, stainless steel, woodwork and wall covering. Hidden light strips and metal grilles are also used.

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Designer: Yang Bing, Hao Liyun Work: Office Classification: Interior

Evd

EVD is an office and exhibition interior located in Shanghai, China. The space covers 300 square meters. The spatial form is shaped by classical languages, and classical architectural elements are used with modern approaches to add a sense of permanence. A U-shaped area is combined with one long side and five large windows, so natural light enters and spreads freely. Spherical forms are added to enrich the interior. The design begins by resolving limits caused by fire protection pipes and air conditioning ducts. Most walls use art paints made of shell powder and natural gums.

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Designer: Li Huei Wang Work: Residential Classification: Interior

Artscape

Artscape is a residential interior design for a 336 square meter apartment. The design combines American classical style with simple contemporary elements to suit a family of six. The entrance hall is defined by cut marble graphics and carved mirrors set within decorative wall panels. Sea island wood flooring warms the open public area, where Roman columns, a fireplace and hand painted wallcoverings appear. A long table between the living room and the dining room forms a shared core area for the family.

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Designer: 31 Design Shenzhen Work: Sales Center Classification: Interior

Zhangtai Haitang Bay

Zhangtai Haitang Bay is a sales center located in Beihai, Guangxi, China. The interior covers 2206 square meters and serves a residential project next to Dadun Sea. The design blurs the boundaries between architecture, art and culture, and brings the space closer to nature. Large white surfaces extend the interior, while smooth curves follow the form of the building. Spiral stairs and interspersed curves pass between different building materials. The spatial layout is kept flexible, because the center is planned to serve as a community clubhouse in the future.

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Designer: Fatemeh Salehi Amiri Work: Presales Office Classification: Interior

Ice Cave

Ice Cave is a showroom for a client who needed a space with unique quality. In the meantime, capable of showcasing Various properties of the Tehran Eye Project. According to the project's function, an attractive yet neutral atmosphere for showing the objects and events as needed. Using minimal surface logic was the design idea. An integrated mesh surface is spread across all space. The space required for different uses is formed based on foreign forces in the up and down direction exerted on the surface. For fabrication, this surface has been divided into 329 panels.

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Designer: Eason Hsu Work: Residential House Classification: Interior

Japanese Ambience

Japanese Ambience is a residential interior design covering 82 square meters. The home includes an entrance, a living room, a tatami room, a dining room, a kitchen, two bedrooms and two bathrooms. Wooden grilles, natural wood veneer and gray paints create a calm and rustic atmosphere. The open floor plan allows natural light to flow through the space. Translucent shoji doors divide the tatami room while keeping an open feel. A deep black kitchen island balances the light wood and white tones, and LED strips add a gentle glow.

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Designer: ZENG JYUN SHEN Work: Residential House Classification: Interior

Holy Sky

Holy Sky is a residential interior design created for a Christian family in Taiwan. The 130 square meter home uses floor boundary lines to define the television wall and the living area, extending to the wall to form a cross-like image. Ceiling lighting suggests rays of light descending from above, converging in a circular corridor that connects three doors. An open plan layout links the areas and expands the use of space. Similar materials and colors are applied to the surfaces to create a harmonious whole. Durable green paint and adaptable cabinetry reduce future waste.

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Designer: Daisuke Takamiya Work: Hotel Classification: Interior

Soki Kanazawa

Located in Fukuromachi, Kanazawa, a place where merchants once came and went and flourished, next to Omimachi Market, known as the kitchen of the city, the hotel combines traditional Japanese beauty with modern comfort, and aims to create a place that is loved by many people and contributes to the local community. By using local materials and working with local craftspeople, the project team aims to contribute to the local economy and a sustainable city, as well as providing guests with an authentic experience while creating opportunities for them to engage with the local culture.

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Designer: Debby Chen Work: Residence Classification: Interior

Sunlit Path

Sunlit Path is a four-story villa interior located in the mountains of northern Taiwan. The residence spans 353.1 square meters and uses staggered levels and open transitions instead of a conventional vertical layout. The ground floor holds the garage, foyer, and storage. The second floor contains the living room, dining area, and a bar counter linked to an outdoor terrace. The third and fourth floors hold bedrooms, a walk-in closet, and a study. Sycamore wood surfaces and a dark grayscale palette define the interior. Cat perches and a custom staircase platform allow pets to move freely.

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Designer: Chaoyu Wang Work: Interior Design Classification: Interior

Artist

Artist is a residential interior design for a home of 120 square meters in Shanghai. The layout combines geometric blocks with a blank-leaving technique, moving beyond the simple accumulation of furniture and decoration. The original high ceilings are retained, so the living room and dining area remain bright and open. Sunlight enters through the windows and creates a layered atmosphere. The first floor holds the daily living and guest areas in clearly defined zones. The second floor uses three window types to balance privacy and openness.

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