Interior

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Designer: WO GIANT INTERIOR DECORTION INDUSTY Design Type: Residential Classification: Interior

White Yarn

White Yarn is a residential interior design completed in Taipei, Taiwan. The home uses a light palette, with ceilings, walls and furnishings in beige and white. Metallic lines form slim frames, and faux antique mirrors reflect the surrounding views to make the rooms feel larger. Curved outlines replace square frames, so the transitions between areas flow smoothly. Wood flooring, marble, stone and European-style trims are combined with abundant natural light. A vista along the path offers a place to display the art collection.

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Designer: HUANG JO HSI Design Type: Residential Classification: Interior

Tranquility

Tranquility is a residential interior design for an apartment of approximately 297.5 square meters in Taiwan. The layout includes two bedrooms plus a study, a living room and a dining room. A clear boundary separates the public and private areas. The public area is open, with a large desk and ceiling-high cabinets. A wood-grained ceiling links the public area to the master bedroom and an independent audiovisual room. Materials include natural marble, raw concrete, iron parts and painted wood veneer in low-saturation gray tones. Hidden storage is placed behind continuous molding walls.

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Designer: Vison Xu Design Type: Restaurant Classification: Interior

Guang Xi Culture Modern Museum

Guang Xi Culture Modern Museum is a restaurant interior located inside a shopping mall in Nanning. The design refers to the traditional column architecture of the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, and the shape of the roof structure forms the entrance. Zhuang brocade, a characteristic local folk textile element, is remixed into the interior decoration. Materials include bamboo panels, volcanic slate and stainless steel waves. A luminous ceiling pattern simulates the natural light of Guangxi. The intent is to let guests experience local culture while dining.

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Designer: Cheng Ghih Hsiang Design Type: Residence Classification: Interior

Magnificence

Magnificence is a residential interior design covering 234 square meters. The original four-bedroom layout was changed to three bedrooms, so the master bedroom became larger. Stone, dark wood grain, beige wallpaper and titanium plated strips give each area a different character. Two stone panels form the entryway screen, and a round ceiling softens the entrance. The master bedroom follows an L-shaped route from the sleeping area to the dressing table and the changing room. The floors are laid in cross-nail and herringbone patterns.

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Designer: HO CHIAN INTERIOR DECORTION INDUSTY Design Type: Residential Classification: Interior

Sky Green

Sky Green is a residential interior design completed in Taiwan. The plan is open, and each area is defined by a change of material rather than by walls. A hanging garden runs along a continuous L-shaped double balcony with floor-to-ceiling windows. The main wall of the living room is made of glass, so the garden remains visible from inside. Oak, tile, leather, and other green building materials are used in wood and earth tones. Linear lighting, grilles, and openwork cabinets cover the low beams. Sliding doors in the same tone divide public and private areas.

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Designer: LINE2PIXELS STUDIO Design Type: Show Unit Classification: Interior

Black and White

When designers received the brief from the client, it was a show unit for the affluent market. Designers want to avoid the classic straight-to-your-face luxury. This show unit should portray a sense of tastefulness with details hidden in the designs They have used black and white as the color theme for the show unit with a hint of accent color from the loose furniture or the hanging decoration. The main focal point of the show unit is the entrance. In order to create the Wow effect, they used moss art.

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Designer: Chih Yi Chen Design Type: Residential House Classification: Interior

Enjoyment of Life

When life enters the retirement stage, bid farewell to the busy workplace, and the accumulated wisdom and life experience often require a more stable and introverted living environment. The most important task of the designer is to integrate the personality and temperament of the occupants into the living space. This case is designed with calmness and modesty, and the details are thoughtfully conceived for the possible needs of the following decades.

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Designer: FAN-YU SHEN, ZOEY WU Design Type: Residence Classification: Interior

Life Live

Life Live is a residential interior design for a pre-owned apartment in Taiwan. The home covers 102.4 square meters on the sixteenth floor and contains three plus one rooms, a living room and a dining room. Open cabinets, grilles and varied ceiling heights create depth and keep the natural light of the floor-to-ceiling windows. Grey tones and wood grain form a mix of Japanese and modern styles. Storage cabinets are placed in every area for the family. The original flooring was polished to reduce the use of new materials.

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Designer: Tai Kuan Huang Design Type: Residential Classification: Interior

Romance of Arc

An arc is a plane curve, it can be generous, orderly, full, shaped, based on materials. In this residential space, people can see arcs on facades, walls and doors run through the public and private fields to echo each other. The house boasts a unique look credited to the design concept of being inspired by furnishing design and highlighting interior finish. The designer satisfied house owner with materials. Based on the warm color tone, they created a lazy but textured ambience through the visual and tactile texture of various materials.

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Designer: Jing-Shyun, Zhang Design Type: Industrial Factory Reuse Classification: Interior

Re48 Storehouse

Re48 Storehouse is a commercial interior created inside a former metal factory in Taichung, Taiwan. The shells of the existing factory buildings were preserved, and new structures were added within them. Ultra-high ceilings, exposed rough metal structures and old industrial machinery were kept in place. A timber framework echoes the steel roof frame at a slightly different angle, creating a layered visual effect. A 14 meter long coffee bar recalls the former assembly line. The 443 square meter space holds a cafe, a gallery, a tile showroom and a design studio.

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Designer: Zong-Ying Chen Design Type: Residential Classification: Interior

Lines Geometry

Lines Geometry is a residential interior design completed in Taiwan in 2021. Eco-friendly plaster is hand painted on the ceiling and walls, forming soft layers that resemble clouds. Straight and curved lines, arrays and geometric shapes create order and depth. The corridor works as an axis that divides the plan, while contrasting gray and white tones mark different areas. The television cabinet, the black iron shelf and the bookcases in red, yellow and blue are suspended and read as boxes of varied sizes. Storage and display functions are combined throughout the calm, simple space.

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Designer: Jackson Y. K. Chia Design Type: Multifunctional Space Classification: Interior

Dining on 54

Mount Kinabalu is located in Northern Borneo. The inspiration for the entire design came from the earth-toned colour palette and the material was selected as it is warm and serene. The feature wall uses the natural rock collected from Mount Kinabalu, with the enhancement of lighting illumination from the ceiling, it does clearly shows the texture of the rock. The combination of stone and timber creates a balance of harmony. While the details of the furniture use leather and gold finishing to symbolize luxury and deluxe.

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