Interior

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Designer: Takahiro Todoroki Work: Sushi Restaurant Classification: Interior

Kanizushi Kato

Kanizushi Kato is a sushi restaurant in Niseko, Hokkaido, Japan. The restaurant serves sushi, crab and Japanese cuisine to international visitors at a snow resort. The design draws on Ainu patterns, Japanese shrines and the form of Mount Yotei. Local timber is used throughout, with a ceiling structure of local cedar and a counter of solid Japanese cypress made with traditional shrine woodworking. A plastered passageway recalls a kamakura snow hut, and gold leaf covers the private room ceiling and partitions. A bar at the entrance lets guests enjoy drinks while waiting.

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Designer: Celia Chu Design & Associates Work: Luxury Hotel Classification: Interior

Rosewood Bangkok

Rosewood Hotel Bangkok is a luxury hotel interior located in Bangkok, Thailand. The 30-storey building takes its form from the wai, the traditional Thai gesture of greeting. The interior is conceived as one grand mansion, and each space reads as a chapter in the story of a well-traveled Thai family. Marble, timber, metal, lacquer, leather and bamboo panels are combined with local craft, including a carved wood reception counter. Water features refer to Bangkok, a city built on water. The total area is 35000 square meters, with 159 rooms.

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Designer: Fabio Su Work: Guest House Classification: Interior

Villa 150

Staying away from the dust and never leaving the city is a condition for modern people to choose to live. Tailewa Manor is an architectural form of a villa located in the East District of Chiayi. It has resort beauty and living functions. Here, there are 700 bald cypress trees and more than 90,000 shrubs in the building hinterland. In the form of a forest manor with three cars and a single courtyard, all the details of the designer’s interior design are reflected in the beautiful environment and architectural lines.

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Designer: CHIA-CHIEN YIN Work: Office Classification: Interior

Reflections Impress

Reflections Impress is an office interior design created for a software engineering company in Taipei. The office covers 694.2 square meters on the twelfth floor of a commercial building. Each department requires an access control system, so the layout is arranged like a maze of arcs and glass. The reception wall is beveled, so the logo is seen by visitors leaving the elevator. Materials include glass, white baking lacquer, silver marble, tile, aluminum grilles, wood and stone. The corporate color red connects the areas.

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Designer: Happystudio Work: Residence Classification: Interior

Hide and Climb

Hide and Climb is a residential interior design covering 110 square meters in Taipei, Taiwan. The home combines rock climbing with spaces for working, learning, reading and playing, while keeping traditional areas such as the kitchen, dining space and bedrooms. A tree house form is used as the central icon, and the organic shape of the climbing wall is repeated across the plan. Birch plywood is the main material. The layout can change over time, as the tree house is planned to become a wardrobe when the two children grow older.

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Designer: Leo Sun Work: Reading Space Classification: Interior

Sissis Wonderland

Sissis Wonderland is a reading space for children, covering 108 square meters in Shanghai. The layout is inspired by the game of blowing bubbles, as rooms of different scales are joined together so that open and private areas overlap. Wood is the main material, combined with white paint and a soft grey floor finish. Stairs of varied heights, bookshelves that also serve as seats, zigzagging ramps and small arches are built to a child scale. Green plants grow where the spaces meet. The design turns the space itself into a large toy for exploration and play.

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Designer: Chung Yi Chun Work: Residential House Classification: Interior

C’est La Vie

C'est La Vie is a residential interior design for a home of 100 square meters. The living, dining and kitchen areas are joined into one open space, creating room for children to play. Curved archways in metal tones mark the entry and the kitchen entrance. A full circle of light tape on the living room ceiling guides the path from the entrance and softens the structural beams. The master bedroom offers separate zones for dressing and bathing. Stone brick, paint and wood are combined with fine metal accents.

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Designer: William Hailiang Chen Work: Karaoke Entertainment Venue Classification: Interior

Pinkbox Club London

The karaoke club design draws inspiration from the ancient Chinese philosophy of Wu Xing, or the five elements, symbolizing fundamental phases in the universe's perpetual evolution: Fire, Water, Wood, Metal and Earth. This philosophical foundation informs the conceptual design, weaving the essence of each element into distinct themes reflecting the interconnection of nature and humanity. Situated in central London, the venue serves as a sanctuary, each meticulously crafted room encapsulates the essence of one element, providing a unique, immersive experience resonating with Chinese wisdom.

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Designer: Yen Ting Cho Studio Work: Studio Design Classification: Interior

Cho Tapei

This is a bold experiment in pattern, space and materials. It involved redesigning a former residential building into a dynamic commercial design studio and public facing exhibition space. Patterns created by the Studio’s bespoke software are printed on glass, leather and acrylic with UV and film technologies to create impactful design accents. The exhibition space layers patterns with utilitarian furniture and textiles for depth. Interior lighting employs changing patterns for vitality.

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Designer: Xiaoshui Li & Zhike Wang Work: Exhibition Hall Classification: Interior

Virg Casa Headquarters

Virg Casa Headquarters is a corporate headquarters and exhibition space in Foshan, China. The four-storey building is a renovation of an older structure and covers 4,000 square metres. The first and second floors display imported products and own-label products. The third and fourth floors serve as working and reception areas. The open plan arranges functional areas along axes to extend the line of sight. Modern materials are used, including stainless steel, acrylic glass, artistic cement paint, cement brick and ceramic plate.

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Designer: Twins Studio Work: Restaurant Classification: Interior

Tuya

Tuya is a restaurant and bar interior set in a heritage building in Vienna, Austria. The design spreads over two floors and creates an informal and elegant atmosphere. The Art Deco and Postmodern character of the original space is preserved by keeping the circular stair and a large part of the existing marble floor. Wall coverings are made of solid beech wood, cut with a CNC machine into triangular stripes. A ceiling installation is formed by more than 3000 glass tubes. The terrazzo floor is divided by brass profiles.

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Designer: Chun Wei Tsao Work: Dessert Shop Classification: Interior

Yu Sir

Yu Sir is an ice cream and dessert shop interior located in Miaoli City, Taiwan. The design follows a simple Japanese style that matches the calm pace of the town. The open layout avoids extra partitions, so daylight moves freely through the space. Reeded glass divides areas while keeping a sense of transparency. Southern pine, plants and non-toxic paints form a warm and fresh setting. A half-open preparation area lets customers see how the food is made. The main public space covers 84 square meters.

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