Interior

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Designer: Nic Lee Work: Sales Center Classification: Interior

Park Lane Complex

Park Lane Complex is a sales center in Dongguan, China, covering 2400 square meters. The interior takes cues from eleventh-century Chinese gardens, where spatial depth expressed wealth. Instead of copying traditional elements such as curved bridges and pavilions, the design divides the interior into stacked and overlapping volumes that create a sense of progression. Stone surfaces in green, teal and blue recall mountain textures, while gray and white tones echo the outdoor greenery. Several pathways allow the space to be viewed from different positions and heights.

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Designer: Make It Works Work: Design Office Classification: Interior

Make It Wow

Make It Wow Office seamlessly combines space, style, and innovation, integrating smart systems, adjustable lighting, movable partitions, an open pantry hub, strategic storage solutions, and advanced production technology. The result is a visually appealing and functional workspace that enhances efficiency and fosters collaboration. With careful material selection and attention to detail, including neutral-tone plaster, coral ceramic tiles, and brass accents, the office exemplifies company's dedication to creating outstanding environments. It transforms the way people work and interact.

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Designer: TZU CHENG HUANG Work: Residential Apartment Classification: Interior

Unique Timeless

Unique Timeless is the renovation of a 96 square meter residential apartment in Taiwan. The 37-year-old home contains two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a study. A soft milk tea color palette, curved edges and seamless floor material give the interior a simple and calm appearance. A rotating television wall is shared by the living room, dining room and study, and supports display storage, audio-visual entertainment and work. Glass partitions in the study open the view and spread daylight. Hidden storage uses the leftover corners of the original plan.

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Designer: seike hisashi Work: Office Complex Classification: Interior

Nttdata Xam Technologies Osaka

Design of the company's main office and factory complex. The design combines organic and inorganic elements, with a conference room showcasing Japanese essence and glass partitions creating an open office space. The rest area includes a partition free kitchen staircase and a stage like living and dining room. Japanese inspired elements like shoji screen like kitchen storage are integrated, and runway markings guide to the factory, representing the company's global journey.

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Designer: Futoshi Masuda Work: Restaurant Classification: Interior

Marugo

Marugo Shinbashi is a wine bar and restaurant interior located on a busy street in Shinbashi, Tokyo. The circle of the Marugo brand sign is repeated through the interior to improve visibility and recall. A wine red tiled wall and a buttoned bench carry the circular motif, while colored copper plates of Takaoka copperware cover a full wall. Cube brick tile and mahogany wood complete the material palette. Indirect lighting was adjusted with a full-size mockup so that light reads clearly from each circle. The space covers 105 square meters.

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Designer: MinusPlus Design Work: Clothing Store Classification: Interior

Human Haus TP

Human Haus TP is a clothing store interior in Taiwan that also sells beverages. The space covers 115.7 square meters on the ground floor of a 40-year-old building. Beige tones and water-based stone paint give the walls a finely textured surface, recalling a raw piece of fabric. Curves and linear lighting guide movement and set the fitting room apart from the sofa area. Two routes link the outdoor terrace, the semi-outdoor waiting area and the interior. Open gaps between the cabinets ease circulation and keep the garments in focus.

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Designer: Kris Lin Work: Sales Office Classification: Interior

Opus One

Opus One is a sales office interior located in Hangzhou, China, covering 1300 square meters. The design takes the nearby Qiantang River as its theme and brings the element of water into the interior. Wired glass screens are arranged in an array, and their semi-transparent texture gives the space a light and open feeling. In the elevator hall, staggered geometric lines and vertical forms emphasize a technological character. The audio-visual room takes the shape of a spaceship. A waterscape in the reception hall turns the garden into an indoor landscape.

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Designer: devesh pratyay Work: Restaurant Classification: Interior

After Life

After Life is a themed restaurant and bar located in Downtown Dubai. The venue covers 500 square meters of interior space with an attached open balcony of 150 square meters. The entrance forms a tunnel with a mountain-like wall, engraved Babylonian script panels, burnt candles on a shelf and rock-shaped crystals hanging from the ceiling. A foyer with a driftwood tree and a large log chair leads into the main hall. The island bar appears carved from stone and is marked by a serpentine crystal installation of 30 meters. Rustic Indian sandstone covers the floor in a random pattern.

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Designer: Jiayao Huang Work: Showroom Classification: Interior

Zens Teatime

Zens Teatime is a showroom designed for the display of tea related products. The design draws on elements of East Asian architecture, using natural materials, spatial sequence, light and shadow. Visitors may enter freely, sit down, rest and drink tea while experiencing the products on display. The main frame is built from square iron, and the walls are formed from nine thousand pre-made bamboo poles joined to the frame by components that can be put together and inserted. All materials can be recycled, so the showroom can be dismantled and rebuilt in other locations.

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Designer: Po Chun Tu Work: Exhibition Center Classification: Interior

Anxin

Anxin is an exhibition center designed to present forest farm resources. The curved form of wood shavings is the main inspiration for the interior. Curved walls of scattered and stacked logs surround the exhibition hall and create a quiet atmosphere. The large logs give visitors the impression of standing in a forest. At the entrance, a map shows the distribution of the forest farm resources of Anxin around the world. The map is made of log waste. A specially designed rotating plate adds interaction to the space. The center is built entirely from waste wood to support environmental care.

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Designer: Shanghai D&P Design Co., Ltd. Work: Sales Office Classification: Interior

Nord Yichenyunzhu

Taiyuan Nord Yichenyunzhu is a sales office in Taiyuan, China, covering 1158 square meters. The design draws on the local ancient Jinci architecture, extracting the curved surface elements of the temple hall and turning traditional oriental symbols into a contemporary design language. Architecture, landscape and interior are deconstructed and reorganized as one whole. The entrance art hall is made of handmade marble and crystal decorations, with a waterfall shaped crystal chandelier set against a golden frame. A six meter high bookshelf marks the chatting room, where visitors can sit and read.

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Designer: Liao Zhe-wei Work: Residential Interior Design Classification: Interior

Flowing Nature

Taoist Laozi believes that the nothingness of heaven and earth is interdependent. Interior design shouldn't be disconnected from the external environment. People shouldn't be enveloped in reinforced concrete. Form and function in one. A life that blends in with nature from the inside out. That is the essence of housing, through the extension of the interior space. Create intermediary spaces that define blurred boundaries between indoor and outdoor spaces. Break down the barriers between indoor and outdoor spaces. To achieve the ideal state of coexistence with the natural environment.

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