Interior

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Designer: Studio One Design Type: Residential Interior Classification: Interior

Essence of Space

Essence of Space is a residential interior design completed in Taipei, Taiwan. The apartment covers 58 square meters and contains a living area, a dining area, a kitchen, a study and guest room, a master bedroom and a bathroom. An open floor plan allows natural light from one side to reach far into the home. Sliding and folding doors let each area be closed off or joined with the rest. Double glazing reduces noise and helps control temperature. Built-in wooden cabinets and metal racks are fixed to bearing walls for safety.

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Designer: Timeless Space Design Design Type: Residential Apartment Classification: Interior

Bodhi Tree

Under the Bodhi Tree is a residential apartment interior in Taichung, Taiwan, covering an internal area of 114 square meters. Brass, wood and black tones run through the whole home. Unnecessary partition walls were replaced with furniture and screens, enlarging the living room and separating its functions. Walls, ceilings and floors carry three dimensional wooden structures that add consistency and depth. The Buddha hall is minimalist and monolithic. The earthy colour palette gives the space a calm and timeless character and softens the border between the home and the natural environment.

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Designer: Rosadela Serulle Design Type: Residential Apartment Classification: Interior

Mira

Mira means one hundred plus rainbows in Sanskrit and is best described as a fusion of oriental elements and modern design. Its properties and choices of textures make it one of a kind. The designers decided to create spaces with different temperaments generated by products, colors and materials. Many design factors, such as over dimensional lighting fixtures or eye-catching furniture, come to play. The selection of materials also plays a role in the warmth of the environment, as they integrated different finishings like wood, white marble and clean colored fabrics.

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Designer: Magdalena Federowicz-Boule Design Type: Hotel Classification: Interior

CP Budapest

CP Budapest is an interior design project for a hotel on the Pest side of Budapest, near the Nyugati train station and the Westend City shopping mall. The work involved the modernisation and rebranding of an existing hotel building with 230 guest rooms. The lobby and the Axis bar are colourful and eclectic, recalling the nineteenth century train station nearby. The restaurant, corridors and guest rooms use calmer earthy tones, such as terracotta, beige and green. The interiors connect with the surroundings and welcome both hotel guests and local visitors.

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Designer: F.G STUDIO Design Type: Sales Center Classification: Interior

Skyview Mansion

Skyview Mansion is a sales center in Lumu, Suzhou, China, covering 458 square meters. The design draws on Jiangnan water towns, local classical gardens and imperial brick kilns, with simplicity, elegance and eternity as the theme. Above the property models area, an artistic lighting fixture reinterprets the layering of traditional gray-tile eaves. The crystal material glitters and creates a mist-like visual effect. A golden wall lamp with a water ripple form adds a calm rhythm to the interior. Local culture is presented through a modern and simple design language.

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Designer: Lo Hsiao-Li Design Type: Residential Space Classification: Interior

Merry Individual Habitats

Merry Individual Habitats is a residential interior design for a home of 136 square meters shared by a couple. The plan is divided into two thirds shared space and one third private space. Two bedrooms are placed at the quiet rear and are separated by a dressing room, and both are reached through a hallway, so each occupant can move in and out without disturbing the other. A folding door in the study forms a temporary glass room for phone meetings. Light and natural wood tones create a calm atmosphere.

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Designer: Qian Li Design Type: Dining Space Design Classification: Interior

Kuromon Ichiban

Kuromon Ichiban is a Japanese restaurant designed for yakitori cuisine and night dining. The interior departs from traditional Japanese decoration and uses courtyard style installations and careful transitions between spaces. Wooden structures, tables and chairs set the main tone and give a natural feeling. Walls, ceilings and floors are treated in a hidden manner, and the elevated kitchen makes the cooking visible from every corner. The total floor area is 198 square meters. Two entrances, one facing a mall and one facing the street, are designed in different styles.

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Designer: YEH CHUN-PENG Design Type: Residential House Classification: Interior

Stranger Box

Stranger Box is a residential interior design completed in Taiwan in 2024. Bold vertical columns and inclined supports guide movement, connect the different areas and conceal functional compartments. Sloped lines reorganize the layout, so that even a modest space offers visual interest from both frontal and lateral views. A grayscale scheme with gray and white walls defines the character of the home, while RGB light strips allow changing visual effects. Healthy, non toxic building materials were selected to reduce carbon emissions and formaldehyde levels.

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Designer: SALONE DEL SALON Design Type: Copper Culture Gallery Classification: Interior

Yung Zing Tung

Yung Zing Tung is a copper culture gallery located in Foshan, Guangdong Province, China. The exhibition hall covers 470.5 square meters. Brass is applied openly through the space to reveal the true texture of the metal. Copper lines divide the floor into a continuous pattern that unifies the interior. The layout forms a winding path that guides visitors between the display areas. Natural light fills the space during the day, while artificial light highlights the copper at night. The open and simple design keeps the products as the main focus.

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Designer: DRAWIN DESIGN STUDIO Design Type: Restaurant Classification: Interior

Yamaki Zushi

Yamaki Zushi is a Japanese restaurant interior located in Taiwan. The facade is formed from metal panels shaped like Japanese wooden weatherboards, giving a rough and vintage appearance. Inside, a dark grey Karesenzui landscape, a fish pond and an atrium bring daylight and nature into the space. Two dining areas are provided: an open counter with twelve seats around the cooking station, and private boxes. Cypress, teak, unpainted wood, rock-imitated materials and Baizou, a material recycled from volcanic ash, reduce moisture and cooking odours.

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Designer: Je-Space Interior Design Design Type: Public Area Classification: Interior

Wonderland in the Alleyways

Wonderland in the Alleyways is the interior design of a residential lobby in Taoyuan, Taiwan. The 274 square meter space is inspired by the atmosphere of a French cafe. Mild and cheerful colors are combined with ceramic tiles and metal details. Wood, stone, glass, ceramic and fabric balance sharp and soft surfaces. A vaulted glass ceiling in the hallway brings in natural light and draws the eye upward, which reduces the effect of the low ceiling. Wooden window shutters create layers, so entering each area feels like walking through quiet alleys.

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Designer: Maryam Alansari Design Type: Collaborative Workspace Classification: Interior

Cultural Link

Cultural Link is a collaborative workspace designed for architects and interior designers in Manama, Bahrain. The 888 square metre complex combines traditional Bahraini design principles with contemporary furniture and artworks. Separate buildings define private offices, co-working areas, a coffee shop and a material library. Large windows connect the shared areas, while sound-absorbing materials support quiet work. Local materials such as limestone, clay and palm wood are used, honouring regional craftsmanship and supporting sustainability.

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