Interior

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Designer: Chen Fengfeng,Jiang Baoyi Work: dining space Tag: Interior

Beile Hotpot

Beile Hotpot is a restaurant interior design for a charcoal fire copper pot hotpot house in Fuzhou, Fujian, China. The site covers 260 square meters and follows the architectural style of the Chinese Qing dynasty. The plan is arranged in symmetrical square patterns, and the ceiling recalls the tenon and mortise structure of an ancient roof ridge. Custom lamps take the form of traditional eaves. A translucent soft film with a hand painted landscape scene lights the rear public area. Cinnabar, blue, red gold and wood tones set the color scheme.

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Designer: KAI JEN HSIAO Work: Office Tag: Interior

Blossom

Although it is an office space ,it uses bold combination of different materials, and the green planting structure gives a sense of perspective during the day. The designer only provides space, and the vitality of the space still depends on the owner, using the power of nature and the designer's unique style! The office is no longer a single function, the design is more diversified, and it will be used in a large and open space to create different possibilities between people and the environment.

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Designer: Ac Design Work: Exhibition Hall Tag: Interior

Xiangsheng Yunjing

Xiangsheng Yunjing is an exhibition hall interior located in Hangzhou. The design respects the regional character of the site and takes nature and the deer as its main inspiration, joining modern oriental style with art. The main chandelier in the lobby is based on the structure of a honeycomb, and the honeycomb lighting echoes the natural theme. Stone, marble, cloth, metal and wood are combined in a harmonious way. Colors are matched space by space, using contrast to create balance. The intent is to bring a sense of nature into a city of concrete.

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Designer: Jen-Kuang Fang Work: Residential Tag: Interior

Sweet Daily

Sweet Daily is a residential interior design for a family apartment in Taiwan. The home covers 105.7 square meters on the fourteenth floor of a pre-owned building. Partitions of the study room and the foyer were removed, so daylight reaches the walkway, the living room and the dining room. The dining room was widened for daily use. Beige and gray tones are combined with wood grain accents and stone panels. Moisture-resistant and abrasion-resistant materials were selected to suit the living habits of children. The layout follows the daily routines of the family.

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Designer: Fuka Interior Decoration Sdn Bhd Work: Chinese Restaurant Tag: Interior

Ben Ran

Ben Ran is an artistically harmonious Chinese Restaurant, which is located at a Luxury Hotel, Vangohh Eminent, Malaysia. The designer applies the introverted and conciseness of Oriental style techniques to create a real taste, culture, and soul of the restaurant. It is a symbol of mental clarity, abandon the prosperous, and achieve the natural and simple return to the original mind. The interior is natural and unsophisticated. By using the ancient concept also synchronicity with the restaurant's name Ben Ran, which means original and nature. The restaurant approximately 4088 square feet.

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Designer: SHAO-FONG WANG Work: Business Office Tag: Interior

Wall of Hope

Wall of Hope is a business office designed for a company that sells construction materials. The interior covers 86 square metres with a height of 2.6 metres and includes three conference areas. Warm wood and black painted surfaces form the main visual character. Materials include black paint, plywood, walnut, black painted glass and plastic flooring. A large wood panel is placed above the centre of the conference room, with a video wall below it. A display wall and a sample storage cabinet combine storage and exhibition, while varied lighting gives each area a distinct atmosphere.

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Designer: Qisi Design Chen Sissi,Fu Chong Work: Residential Tag: Interior

Yard

Yard Apartment is a short-rent residential interior in Shanghai with an interior area of 25 square meters. The design connects the indoor rooms with a courtyard, which serves as an outdoor living room in good weather. A bar links the inside and the outside. The sunken living room creates changes in height, and a mezzanine holds the bedroom. Wood veneer and wood furniture give the small home a warm character, while the bathroom is finished in dark cement paint. Custom furniture allows several functions to overlap in a very limited area.

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Designer: Chia Hao Tung Work: Residential House Tag: Interior

Parrot and Human

Parrot and Human is a residential interior design for a couple and their pet parrot in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The home covers 56 square meters and includes an entrance, a living room, a dining room, a kitchen, a bedroom, a semi-open study room and a bathroom. Wooden elements and plants give the space a natural character. Custom iron parts and wall trusses serve as perches for the parrot. A triangular roof in the common area recalls the shape of a birdcage and conceals beams and the air conditioner. Partitions stop below the ceiling so the parrot can fly freely.

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Designer: Arthur Yang Work: Fitness Club Tag: Interior

Whyte Woolf

Whyte Woolf is a fitness club interior in Chongqing, China, covering 1500 square meters. The design gives attention to spirit rather than shape. Contemporary art is used as decoration throughout the club, including figures wearing gas masks. The intention is to remind members of air pollution and to encourage them to protect the environment while they exercise. Terrazzo, artificial wood, steel plate and recyclable materials are used. The elements are kept simple, so careful workmanship is needed to realize the concept.

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Designer: Ling-Fang Huang Work: Private Residence Tag: Interior

House of the Mystic Art

House of the Mystic Art is a private residence in Taipei, Taiwan, that also serves as a workplace, since the owner hosts a live-streamed talk show at home. The apartment is three decades old and covers 152 square metres. The ceiling stands at 2.68 metres, while the maximum height under the beams is 2.13 metres, which created a sense of constraint. The floor plan was replanned to improve circulation and natural light. Ceilings were set at different heights to vary the visual experience. Materials include mineral paint, stone, wood, stainless steel, tile, glass and plants.

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Designer: Isabelle Zhao Peng Work: Clubhouse Tag: Interior

Beijing Club

Beijing Club is a private clubhouse located in Beijing, covering 400 square meters including a central courtyard. The interior is set within a traditional Chinese building, and the design lets the old and the new coexist. Following the concept of Shade Rouge, the original structure was kept and combined with modern elements, while lighting emphasizes the red color and extends it through the space. Metal strips and separating seams mark the joints between the existing and the newly built parts. The courtyard connects all rooms and brings seasonal change inside.

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Designer: Chiao-Yi Tang Work: Neihu Taipei Office Tag: Interior

Dopamine Element

The design brings in the concept that space may generate dopamine in your body and feel great in office operations. Mobile Office Function: Jump off the routine and inspire the creative ideas. Flexible use the space: improving communication and performance. Branding Image to customers: Inject the spirit into enterprise operation, and make space users present. In order to meet the three basic demands of the space functions, natural lighting was introduced, leaving the southwest side to the permanent office area; small meeting rooms and telephone rooms, with clear glass.

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