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This project revitalizes a 30 year old office in Nihonbashi, transforming it into a modern workspace that blends tradition and innovation. The design, inspired by Parisian apartments, features a welcoming lounge and flexible office spaces, catering to the needs of entrepreneurs. By preserving the building's existing structure and incorporating sustainable practices, the project offers a unique and comfortable environment that reflects the rich history of the neighborhood.
Sariyer Project is a residential interior design for a 210 square meter home in Sariyer, Istanbul. The plan responds to the narrow garden beside the kitchen and living room, and follows biophilic design principles. Intentional maximalism guides the scheme, with layered color, pattern, and texture. Kitchen cabinets in butter yellow are made from sustainable materials, and a dark wood bar sits in the winter garden. Layered lighting, handmade wallpapers, antique silver pieces, and artworks give the home a timeless and personal character.
NewForm is a showroom interior for an Italian bathroom product brand, covering 224 square meters in Shanghai. The design follows the brand idea of origin in nature. The plan and the visitor route are based on an alternation of light and dark, dividing the store into several linked spaces. A circular room holds a hanging art installation called Dance of Water, which resembles a water drop under the lights. A small arched window with Chinese bamboo frames a living landscape. A dark green wall and green plants run through the gallery area, where products are shown in varied settings.
Qyf is the interior design of a multi-brand boutique in Wuhan, China, with a gross built area of 270 square meters. The store offers a wide range of products, so display is based on large planes instead of many shelves. This simple solution keeps the space complete. Mirrors reflect the interior and make the space look deeper. Metal, stone and glass form simple geometric shapes. Large glass surfaces turn the store into a showcase for pedestrians. A circular route guides visitors past every item on display.
Dajihui Exhibition Hall is a sales center in Shenzhen covering 936 square meters. Gray marble forms the main surfaces, combined with geometric shapes and bright color accents. Sharp, round and streamlined forms are integrated to create a refreshing sensory experience. A ribbon shaped staircase is the main route between the upper and lower functional spaces and the central theme of the design. Lighting of the ceiling, walls and floor unites the building and the space. Materials include stone, color acrylic, fluorocarbon, baking paint aluminum plate and stainless steel.
Leapmotor is a space identity design for an electric vehicle showroom in China. The interior is organized into a vehicle display zone, a relaxation area and negotiation rooms, linked by a main passageway that supports smooth movement. A brand signage wall with a featured vehicle faces the main entrance, and the reception desk faces the main visitor flow. Neutral white and light grey are combined with low saturation wood textures, mirror and metal surfaces. Furniture stitching in the brand green and updatable magnetic display panels reinforce brand recognition.
Raksul Viet Nam is an office interior design of 700 square meters located in Ho Chi Minh City, Viet Nam. The office supports a hybrid working style that combines work from home and work at the office. The layout provides open workspaces, a spacious collaboration area and a refreshment area. Breakout spaces allow informal meetings and short breaks, while the open plan still offers private space for focused work and confidential meetings. A warm material palette and naturally lit spaces shape the atmosphere. Brand elements are featured across the office.
This project revitalizes a five-decade residence through structural reinforcement and adaptive reuse. Original red bricks and exposed concrete are preserved and enhanced with a custom steel system improving durability and spatial fluidity. Breathable materials address climate challenges while movable elements introduce flexibility. The design balances memory and function, transforming the house into a timeless living space that grows with its owners.
Kaisa Clouds by the River is a real estate sales center designed around parent-child activities. The interior covers 977 square meters in Chongqing, China. The space is presented from the perspective of children. Orange and white are the main colors, recalling bright skies and clouds. Extra colors and decorations are removed to create a relaxed atmosphere. Soft and environmentally friendly materials and furniture are used to support children's safety and health. Play facilities invite exploration, while adults are offered comfortable areas to rest.
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Land of Memory is a sales office interior located in Luoyang, Henan. The design follows the theme of star search and the principle that less is more. A revolving staircase in the entrance hall is lined with perforated aluminum panels in a waterfall pattern, recalling a river of stars. LED lights behind a two-color translucent stone counter create the effect of many small stars. A stainless steel meteorite installation is set into the wall of the negotiation area. The space combines cosmic imagery with local culture.
Ref Okinawa Arena is a hotel located inland on Okinawa Island, away from the coastal resort areas. The eight-story reinforced concrete building has a total floor area of about 5,929 square meters and contains 150 guest rooms, restaurants, two rental meeting spaces, a sauna, a pool and a rooftop bar. The exterior facade is based on the hana-block, a traditional Okinawan vent block, with frames in tropical green and brick red. The first two floors are multifunctional spaces linked by a central staircase and open to a terrace garden facing a public park.
Greentown Liuxiangyuan is a sales center interior covering 1000 square meters in Yantai. The design moves away from a strong marketing atmosphere and treats light as an architectural element. Marble and wooden separating frames divide the area, and a semi-transparent folding screen creates an exploratory spatial pattern. Stone, wood, plants and local materials are combined in new ways. Bright matrix lighting marks the sand table area, while plants in the negotiation area recall nature. Clear movement lines guide visitors through the space like flowing water.