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Ecru comes from the French word Ecru, describing the color of unbleached linen. Ecru Restaurant in Taipei's East District aims to offer a relaxed dining experience. The design uses a corridor at the entrance to shift from city hustle to tranquility, leading to an open area with a central open kitchen. This setup integrates cooking into the dining experience, engaging diners with sounds and aromas.
Koazy is a homestay interior located in Chengdu, China. The space covers about 100 square meters and serves two purposes. Koazy works as a residence for guests and as a small exhibition hall when the rooms are not occupied. The layout is kept as open as possible, while privacy is preserved. Decoration is light and only functional furniture is retained, so the home products on display act as the main interior elements. The main materials are wood, artistic coatings and metal. The intent is a comfortable and practical stay.
Zen Building is an interior design project based in Curitiba, Brazil. It is an interior project for common areas of a building in Curitiba, Brazil. The building is located on the edge of the city's most famous park. The project concept was inspired by its surroundings and natural beauty. There are more than 1000 square meters with Brazilian architecture inspired by Japanese and Scandinavian features. Natural materials, local design cues and natural light are the main design gestures.
Babyark, a pioneering company, introduces a revolutionary baby car seat leveraging military-grade technology, redefining child safety standards. The office and lab design mirror this innovation, embracing a sustainable ethos with recycled materials and natural light sources. This alignment with social responsibility underscores the company's dedication to creating a safer and more sustainable world for generations to come. Oval motifs echo the product's logo, fostering cohesion. Glass partitions enhance transparency, while cozy lounge areas evoke warmth and familiarity.
S House is a three-story private residence in Ashiya, Hyogo Prefecture, finished in exposed concrete. Neighboring apartment buildings and a busy road made the blocking of sightlines and noise a priority. Exterior walls of varying heights overlap to form boundaries and a semi-outdoor approach, along which outside sounds gradually fade. The entrance presents rough yet delicate tatami-finished walls. Double-height windows bring sunlight into the living area, where tin wallpaper reflects the light softly. Wide openings cut through the thick walls frame changing outdoor views.
Musee Beijing Flagship Store is a retail interior for a fashion brand, located in Wukesong Mall in Beijing, China. The store occupies 156 square meters and has a ceiling height of 4.2 meters. A continuous wood band framework forms the main structure and carries a modular loop system that displays handbags and jewelry. Three-dimensional printed woven textures and stainless steel art walls are set within the wood framework. The recycled loop concept reflects the brand focus on pre-owned luxury goods and on sustainability.
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The specialized classroom serves as an experimental environment where children engage in fundamental scientific practices such as observation, inquiry, hypothesis generation, experimentation, and inference drawing within the natural realm. As education evolves, classrooms must adapt to contemporary needs. In addition to updating essential equipment, provisions for convenient access to and from the classroom are imperative. Spatial reconfigurations aim to facilitate increased interaction between teachers and students, fostering a relaxed and conducive learning atmosphere.
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Open the door, the sunbeam avenue welcomes the guest with the gentle wood arrangement and fair-faced concrete features, then eye the art of imperfection. Strip light and hardware embellishment word the modern fashion also enhance an understated vogue for this residence. Utilize clear glass for an open cabinet to meet the requirement for display, remove the door and partition to accentuate the texture of materials and roomy placement so that the guest might expand their imagination and then increase the possibility of further consultation.
Maru Maru Lash is an eyelash beauty salon in Taipei, Taiwan, covering an area of 78 square meters. The original space was narrow and irregular, only 3.3 meters wide, and received no natural light from neighboring buildings. Curved lines shaped like eyelashes flow through the interior and echo the brand logo. Glass bricks at the entrance let daylight enter while privacy is kept. Curtains made of corn fiber divide the rooms and cast soft shadows. Mineral paint absorbs air pollutants. Each treatment room is independent, so care is given without disturbance.
House of Light Well is a residential interior design for a row house about 30 meters long. The original building is divided into front and rear sections by a central light well. The light well is transformed into a core space similar to an outdoor square, and all rooms are reached through it. An open staircase wraps around the light well, and multi-level platforms hold areas for reading, work, fitness, children's play and entertainment. A tree stands at the center. Glass brick walls and stepped terraces add privacy and reduce street noise.
Sky Spa is a wellness spa set on the top floor of a building in Hebei Province, China. The position above the surrounding buildings gives open views of the sky. The facade was renovated with large, minimalist floor-to-ceiling windows made of ultra-clear glass and aluminum alloy, bringing the outdoor scenery inside. Interior walls were removed to form an open layout that supports natural air flow, following the Chinese wellness idea of the flow of chi. High-gloss resin panels cover the ceiling and form a seamless surface. The spa offers a calm retreat from the city.
Piccola is a play cafe designed to feel like people are stepping into a lively carnival city. The design combines storytelling and architecture to create an immersive experience. From the carousel-shaped ceiling light to the city skyline-inspired wall panels and mirror surfaces creating captivating illusions, every detail adds to the atmosphere. It stands out by sticking to its theme throughout, creating a space that's both creative and practical for both parents and children.