Interior

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Designer: Steven Hu Work: Restaurant Classification: Interior

Gao Wei

Gao Wei is a restaurant interior located on the third floor of a commercial mall in Kunming. The project covers 1100 square meters and presents Yunnan ethnic culture in a modern form. Different materials and colors define the functional areas, so physical partitions are reduced and the layout feels open. Smooth lines run across the walls and the ceiling, while inset lighting highlights the surface texture. The colorful exterior facade connects the interior with the mall and draws the attention of passing diners.

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Designer: WenLi Wu Work: Sales Center Classification: Interior

Qing Zhu Lake

QingZhu Lake is a sales center in ChangSha that also serves as a small library. The interior covers 1200 square meters and is finished with marble, glass and wood flooring. Surfaces are shaped to recall the pages of an open book. The quiet setting invites visitors to read and to return to printed books, as many young readers now prefer electronic ones. The intent is to give the building value beyond its basic sales function. The calm reading atmosphere is meant to encourage reflection and to leave a lasting memory.

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Designer: Tian Rui Work: Interior Design Classification: Interior

Time of Nature

Time of Nature is a residential interior design for a four-story house in a quiet alley of Shanghai. Each floor has its own theme: a dining and reception area, a reading and meditation space, a relaxed drinking space, and a calm bedroom space. Curves shape the ceilings, the stair handrail and the wall corners. Large old steel windows on the north and south sides bring in natural light. Old wood and antique furniture give the rooms a natural and historical character. The original ceiling was removed to reveal the pitched roof, which was relaid with old wood.

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Designer: Kris Lin Work: Public Welfare Renovation Classification: Interior

My Dream Home

My Dream Home is the renovation of an 80 square metre garden apartment in Hangzhou for a family of five. The original home was cramped, with poor lighting and ventilation, an inefficient layout and limited privacy. Internal walls were removed to form an open kitchen and dining area, a study, two bathrooms and three bedrooms. Electric sliding and floor-to-ceiling glass windows increase daylight and connect the interior with the garden. Sliding walls and multifunctional furniture adapt the space, while step-free access, non-slip floors and handrails support older residents.

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Designer: YI-RONG WEN Work: Residence Classification: Interior

Reconstruct Boundary

Reconstruct Boundary is a residential interior design for a family of four in Taiwan. The project is the renovation of a ten-year-old apartment with a total area of 495.8 square meters. Unnecessary partitions were removed to blur the boundaries between the areas. A custom suspended ironwork shelf connects the living room and the dining room. Dark tones mark the social area, while lighter tones define the private area. The former enclosed room beside the kitchen was opened as a study room and social hall. A sliding glass door keeps children in view.

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Designer: Li Xiang Work: Flagship Store Classification: Interior

Zhuyeqing Green Tea

Drinking tea requires both a favourable environment and a good mood. The designer presents the motif of cloud and mountain in the way of freehand ink painting, and sprinkles a pair of beautiful Chinese landscape paintings in the enclosed limited space. Through customized function carriers, the designer has created a sensory experience for the consumers, which brings huge sensual impact.

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Designer: Juan Carlos Baumgartner Work: Corporate Interior Classification: Interior

Naos

Naos is a corporate interior located in Mexico City. The design forms a series of distinct environments through color, texture and furniture, based on the idea of humanizing the workspace. Neutral tones prevail, while brighter tones on walls, columns and carpets reinforce the identity of the organization. Vegetation and natural light are integrated to support the well-being of users and to limit the need for artificial lighting. Rapidly renewable, low-emission and recycled materials are used. Areas for focused work and for collaboration are given equal value.

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Designer: Xiaobing Yao Work: Hotel Classification: Interior

Ufia

Ufia is a hotel interior design located in Chongqing. The project covers 1200 square meters and remodels the existing interior. In the elevator lobby, layers of gypsum board form peak shapes finished with black artistic paint, recalling rolling hills. A mirror stainless steel sculpture hangs in the center like a wave, and silver water drops appear to splash on the black rubber floor. Carpet, dark gray artistic coating, rust-like coating and white latex paint are used in the public areas. The design brings the landscape of Chongqing into the hotel.

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Designer: Nic Lee Work: Sales Center Classification: Interior

Park Lane Complex

Park Lane Complex is a sales center in Guangzhou, China, with an area of 2164 square meters. The interior joins traditional courtyards with Western-style buildings and a pedestrian arcade to improve circulation. A central courtyard spans both floors and connects them visually. The second-floor entrance follows a square loop layout that works as a welcome area and a display space. Red travertine adds warmth and texture to the neutral interior. A private dining hall uses a lattice-like wooden grille to balance light and privacy.

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Designer: Grace Kwai Work: Exhibition Center Classification: Interior

Wisdom Door

Shimao Wisdom Door is an exhibition center in Ningbo, China. The exhibition center serves two high-rise landmark buildings that host technology companies. The space is used for press conferences on artificial intelligence products and new technology, so a modern technology theme runs through the whole interior. A black and white palette sets the basic tone. Glass forms the surrounding walls and black marble is paved on the floor. Shimmering vertical threads on both sides add light to the dark setting. A large black art installation wraps the spiral stairs.

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Designer: Design-Everywhere 十方室所 Work: Residence Classification: Interior

Hidden in Wide

Hidden in Wide is a residential interior design for a two-floor home of 218 square meters in Taiwan. The first floor forms the social area, with a living room, dining room, play area and piano area. The second floor holds the master bedroom, second bedroom and dressing room. The television wall was placed in the middle of the living room to create a loop circulation. The color scheme is mainly white, combined with wooden flooring and camel-colored furniture. Materials include Silestone, stone plastic composite flooring, wallpaper and system cabinets.

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Designer: Yang, Ya Wun & Huang, Yun Fang Work: Commercial Space Classification: Interior

ERC Cafe

ERC Cafe is a cafe interior design covering 218 square meters over two levels. The layout includes a front entrance, a counter, a kitchen, and seating areas with sofas, bar seats, a community table and standard coffee tables. Red brick, metal work, grinding stone, glass, timber and mineral paint give the space a loft character. Fabric is cut into segments and hung from the ceiling in arch shapes, which soften the hard surfaces and diffuse light and air. The double height entrance and the full height windows open the interior to the street and recall a greenhouse.

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