Interior

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Designer: Tianwen Sun Work: Restaurant Classification: Interior

Omakase

Omakase is a restaurant interior design for a kaiseki dining space in Shanghai, China. The design concept combines sakura petals and dewdrops within glass partitions, creating a clear decorative effect. Multiple layers of glass reflect light and shadow to form a dream-like setting. Pink sakura motifs contrast with a golden tatami room. The main materials are glass, paint and tatami, selected with environmental protection in mind. The building has two floors and a total area of 140 square meters. Central air conditioning, fire sprinklers and kitchen fittings support a safe dining space.

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Designer: Tim Tan Work: Residential House Classification: Interior

The Orient of JingYue

The Orient of JingYue is a residential interior design for a flat of 182 square meters. The design draws on the traditional Chinese Wuyue culture of Jingjiang and its link with the water element. Elements of the ancient canal commercial market and local textile crafts are abstracted and refined through modern design methods. Walnut, marble and bronze metal are combined so that the materials echo each other and express a calm Oriental character. The interior connects historical culture with contemporary living habits.

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Designer: Yun Chien,Tsai Work: Office Classification: Interior

Airy Elegance

Airy Elegance is an office interior design located in Taipei. The space of 110 square meters is arranged for efficient and comfortable work. Dynamic lighting and flexible workspaces support varied tasks. Custom cabinetry placed behind the work areas combines open shelving for quick access to materials with closed cabinets for tidy storage, so desks remain clear. Double-layered structures and lighting reduce the visual effect of low beams. Grayscale tones form a neutral background, while selected furnishings add color and texture.

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Designer: Yuefeng ZHOU Work: Restaurant Classification: Interior

Nanjing Fishing Port

The project is a converted restaurant with three floors in Nanjing, covers about 2,000 sqm. Apart from catering and meetings, tea culture and wine culture are available. The decor ties together a vivid new Chinese feel from the ceiling to the stone layout on the floor. The ceiling is decorated with Chinese ancient brackets and roofs. It forms the main element of design on the ceiling. Materials like wood veneer, golden stainless steel, and painting signifying new Chinese feel are mixed together to create a new Chinese feel space.

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Designer: UPPER DESIGN Work: Office Classification: Interior

R Space

This project is a shared office, so the design takes into account the privacy of the tenants' work and the openness of their communication. This project encourages users to find their preferred comfort in different areas, but also to come together to share their different pleasures. Here, it seems that each area has fixed boundaries for the use of space, but at the same time, there is a rule that can be broken. People can do their work in separate areas, or they can share their different ideas and concepts in shared areas.

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Designer: Hui Ouyang Work: Sales Office Classification: Interior

Shimao Neijiang Cuican Yuefu

Neijiang Cuican Yuefu is a sales office interior located in Neijiang, China. The concept follows the theme of one river, one city, one courtyard. In the lobby, white grille screens and a dark ink toned floor recall the currents of the Tuo river and the river culture of the city. The sandbox area is based on the idea of the city, and white grille elements form its main feature. The ceiling of the sandbox area is shaped to bring in natural light through a skylight. Materials include silk cladding glass, lime marble and titanium plated stainless steel.

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Designer: Yan De Jiang Work: Residential Interiors Classification: Interior

Spring Reflection

Spring Reflection is a residential interior design for a 30 year old home of 137 square meters in Taipei, Taiwan. The home has three bedrooms and two living rooms for a couple and their child. The style is simple and cozy, with a French vintage influence. A television wall and a curved ceiling structure conceal the staircase, and a single curved iron piece connects them. The kitchen uses sixteen patterns of French vintage tiles on the floor and walls. The original tiles were covered with wooden flooring and the brick partitions were kept to reduce construction waste.

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Designer: Shih Ming Kan Work: Residential House Classification: Interior

Light Bathed

Light Bathed is a residential interior design for a home of 232 square meters in Taoyuan City, Taiwan. The plan includes an entrance, a living room, a dining room, a kitchen, a Buddhist altar, two bedrooms and three bathrooms. The living room is placed on the sunny side, so daylight reaches the connected dining room, piano room and altar area. A roof ridge, a bookcase wall and a sliding glass door define these spaces within an open layout. Wood, marble, thin porcelain tile, Japanese wallcovering and titanium plated metal are used.

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Designer: Black Lv Work: Club Classification: Interior

Urban Peony Pavilion

Urban Peony Pavilion is a club interior designed for banquets, meetings and receptions. The project covers 980 square meters. The layout uses small space blocks that recall a mountain jungle, arranging circulation and hiding functional areas within the blocks. Inside a structure of reinforced concrete, the design creates an urban idyllic scene. Literati life more than a thousand years ago and oriental opera culture guided the concept. The whole space can serve as a large stage, and hidden doors can be closed to reorganize scenes.

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Designer: Housesolver creative Ltd. Work: Residence Classification: Interior

Twin Park

Twin Park is a residential interior design for an apartment in Taiwan. The apartment covers 195 square meters and includes four rooms, a living room, a dining room and three bathrooms. The original partition structure was kept in place to limit waste and to retain the character of the building. A branch-like circulation plan links the living room, dining room, game room and master bedroom, so residents move freely and see each other across the space. Blue tones combine cultured stone, glossy tiles, wallpaper and painted surfaces to add layers.

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Designer: He Zhou Work: Resort Classification: Interior

Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon

Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon is a resort interior located in Suichang, a county with a long cultural history. The design covers 483 square meters and places artwork and time-honored objects within the interior decoration, keeping a simple character alongside modern comfort. Local bamboo and green plants decorate the guest rooms and echo the scenery outside the windows. Old elm, celadon and old brick are used, and the furniture is made of locally recycled aged wood that is re-cut and polished by hand. The resort offers city residents a calm and natural place to stay.

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Designer: Michael Setter Work: Offices Classification: Interior

Noble Energy

Noble Energy Israel is an office interior spread over eight floors and 13,000 square meters in Herzliya, Israel. The design is inspired by a gas platform. Corridor ceilings are painted deep blue to suggest the sea, with galvanized pipes and suspended mesh ceilings below. Work rooms are placed along the perimeter windows in two sizes, a short module and a long module. Each floor is marked by one color applied to the floor, walls and ceiling of its kitchenette and lounge, which aids orientation. Recycled platform parts were reused as planters, wall cladding and counter tops.

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