Interior

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Designer: Changhua County Government Work: Office Classification: Interior

Startup Incubator

Startup Incubator is an office interior designed for a youth development department in Changhua, Taiwan. The 288.6 square meter space was created in an unused area beneath the stands of Changhua Stadium. It contains an office, a consultation room, a display gallery, a shared meeting room and a conference room. Ceilings and long partitions were removed so that daylight from the existing windows reaches the interior. Blue and yellow colors follow the brand identity. Furniture is built from angle steel with pulleys, and recycled fruit and vegetable baskets form the display gallery.

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Designer: Studio Vasaka Work: Office Classification: Interior

Contemporary Workspace

Contemporary Workspace is an office interior located in a developing area near Chandigarh. The project covers an open floor plan of about 8000 square feet, with circulation cores, columns and windows already in place. A brutalist material palette of exposed concrete, brick, wood and metal is used throughout. A monolithic concrete floor binds the workspace, while high ceilings, wooden blinds and a statement ceiling installation guide the eye. Glass partitions keep the areas connected, and yellow accents add interest to the working surfaces.

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Designer: Manuel García Sánchez Work: Residential Interior Design Classification: Interior

House in Murcia

The client requested an interior design project for a single-family house located in the region of Murcia in Spain, highlighting the main use of stone materials to create bright, yet warm spaces. It designed an efficient and avant-garde house using travertine-effect porcelain tiles that offer a clear and luminous vision, and wood laminate ceilings that respond to the need to counteract the hardness of the ceramic walls. The aim was to present a horizontal, compact and material home.

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Designer: Chin-Feng Wu Work: Children’s Library Classification: Interior

Lullaby

Lullaby is a children's library located in the shared facilities of a condominium building in Taiwan. The high-ceilinged space above the reading table holds a large white tree installation, which symbolizes learning and steady growth. A pure white base tone highlights rainbow curves and colorful details, giving the reading area a lively character. Arc shapes are repeated throughout, including a high arched entrance and round windows that recall those of aircraft. The 27 square meter room turns a small corner into a safe and playful place for young readers.

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Designer: Jump Lee Work: Multi Commercial Space Classification: Interior

La Moitie

The name of the project La Moitie originates from the French translation of half , and the design aptly reflects this by the balance that has been struck between opposing elements: square and circle, light and dark. Given the limited space, the team sought to establish both a connection and a division between the two separate retail areas through the application of two opposing colors. While the boundary between the pink and black spaces is clear yet also blurred at different perspectives. A spiral staircase, half pink and half black, is positioned in the center of the store and provides.

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Designer: Chao Yen Chen Work: Sales Center Classification: Interior

The Unconventional Waltz

The Unconventional Waltz is the interior design of a real estate sales center set in a long and narrow commercial space of 622.9 square meters. Curved walls, ceilings and hallways are finished with wood veneers, and the round reception counter combines Apollo grey marble with wire brushed veneers. Mirror columns and metal tassels reduce the oppressive feeling of the narrow plan, while pendant lamps form a window display. The curved forms soften the structural beams and create a smooth, relaxing and fashionable environment.

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Designer: Haiwen Lin Work: Corporate Office Center Classification: Interior

Dongdao Group

The Dongdao Group Corporate Office Center is located on the 5th floor of Building A of the Dongdao Group, covering an area of approximately 1120 square meters. Serving as a space for business banquets as well as the Chairman's office, it also incorporates entertainment spaces such as a wine-tasting area and a gym. The project primarily embraces Chinese aesthetics, focusing on enhancing materiality and tactility to master spatial dimensions. By integrating traditional and regional materials in new ways, it crafts a warm and comfortable spatial atmosphere through texture and touch.

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Designer: Ō-DOME Work: Residential Interior Classification: Interior

Drayton Gardens

Drayton Gardens is a residential interior design for a top-floor apartment in South Kensington, London. The 127 square meter home merges classical period features with a minimalist approach, inspired by contemporary galleries placed inside historic buildings. Almost every element is bespoke, including the joinery, the kitchen, several free-standing pieces of furniture, the washbasins and the light switches. The same stone is used for the kitchen worktop, the washbasins and selected furniture. The layout allows the space to shift easily between office, entertainment and home use.

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Designer: HCD IMPRESS Work: Sales Center Classification: Interior

Xi’an Legend Chanba Willow Shores

The design combine the northeast folk with the gentleness and grace in order to let life tolerant. The smart design and compact layout extend the interior architecture. The designer uses simple and international deisgn skills with pure elements and plain materials, which make the space natural, leisurely and unique. The design is a sales center with 600 square meters, it aims to design a modern oriental vocation sales center, which make the resident’s heart quiet and discard away the outside noisy. Keep slow and enjoy the beauty life.

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Designer: Hank Lin Work: Office Classification: Interior

Ajinomoto Taipei Headquarters

Ajinomoto Taipei Headquarters is an office interior of 377 square meters in Taipei City. The office occupies a loft with an eight meter ceiling height on Zhongshan North Road. The design follows the Japanese Wabi-Sabi aesthetic, which finds beauty in imperfection. A theater catwalk outlines the vertical space, carries air conditioning, ventilation and lighting pipelines, and forms a safe platform for maintenance. A symmetrical hexagonal layout allows flexible furniture and a free address system without fixed seats. Soundproof booths provide privacy and reduce noise.

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Designer: Jun-Rung Wu Work: Office Classification: Interior

Light and Less

Light and Less is an office interior located in a shophouse in Taiwan. The layout is defined by three large curves instead of vertical partitions, so the plan stays open and circulation remains natural. The area of 254.5 square meters includes a foyer, meeting room, office area, meditation area and a multipurpose space for lectures and events. A planted patio in the center brings daylight to the darker corners and supports plant growth. The walls are finished in six gradations of color, and the floors are covered with stone plastic composite with a warm wood grain.

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Designer: Yu-Shan Liu Work: Residential Classification: Interior

Elegant Empire

Curves and arches have been thoughtfully integrated throughout the entire space, gracefully spanning from the hallway to the soaring ceiling above. Their purpose goes well beyond the mere softening of sharp corners and the harmonious integration of structural beams; they artfully connect distinct areas within the space, all the while preserving a sense of separation and individuality between them. The judicious use of antique brushed brass adds a touch of elegance and modernity, unifying both public spaces and private areas with its clean, and timeless aesthetic.

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