Interior

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Designer: Changching Chien Design Type: Private Homes Classification: Interior

Pucks Blue

Pucks Blue is a private residence interior of 410 square meters in Ningbo, China. The layout replaces the traditional rectangular plan with diagonal lines and geometric blocks, which create varied levels and a strong sense of depth. A skylight ceiling and non-parallel facades add further variation to the spatial structure. Blue and white artistic paint recalls the childhood memories and the years abroad of the owner. Boundaries between the functional areas are softened, so the open interior can also serve as a place for social gatherings.

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Designer: Ken Thong Design Type: Terrace Villa Classification: Interior

Hermosa 21

Set on a private estate in the Eco Sanctuary, the cleanliness and lively palette of this 2,741 sq ft nature-inspired terrace villa embodies its owners' relaxing lifestyle. The neutral-hued urban home feature invigorating pops of colors and shapes in the form of paintings and modern furnishings, as well as different textures and materials to create interesting layers to capture the rejuvenating vibe of its surroundings in style and comfort as the soft and natural design blurred the lines between interior and exterior.

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Designer: Tai Chen Design Type: Residential Apartment Classification: Interior

Highlight Residence

Highlight Residence is a residential apartment located on the twentieth floor of a building in New Taipei City. Three main windows bring daylight into the living room, dining room, and studio. Stone, metal, and wood elements flow through the entire space. The balcony is filled with plants that form a natural greenhouse and create a small forest within the city. The plants produce large amounts of oxygen and also give the family privacy. Lighting extends the interior areas toward the terrace and its wide city views.

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Designer: HERS INTERIOR DECORTION INDUSTY Limited Design Type: Watch Store Classification: Interior

Track of Time

Track of Time is the interior design of a boutique wristwatch store in Taiwan. Grey is used as the main tone, applied through stainless steel panels, grey mirrors, melamine panels and tiles. Stone-like art installations made of digitally cut polystyrene give the space a distinct character. An open plan holds the display area, counters, a sofa area, a storage area, a pantry and a lavatory. An irregular staircase and linear lighting guide visitors along a gradual path. The calm and private setting supports unhurried viewing and selection.

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Designer: Sawada Naoki Design Type: Workplace Classification: Interior

Abeam Shanghai

It is an office that stimulates new ways of workstyle in the post-corona era. The idea comes from what kind of office people like to work in. To form an office where teams can work creatively. Considering the scene of working in a team and creating areas with various functions. The design concept is based on the Abeam brand Image color, it is a design that makes users feel the Abeam brand with gold accents. Designing an office space that balances cleanliness and luxury, increases the meaning of coming to the office, employee engagement, and well-being.

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Designer: Karla Mac Dermitt Aliaga Design Type: House Extension Classification: Interior

Close Horizon

This project is practical, functional, and modern. It has a careful decoration concept that brings the exterior together with the existing architecture seen in the barbecue area, living room, and fireplace. It also blends into the landscape highlighting the two unique properties. When somebody is in the courtyard it will feel like being inside the house. The lighting allows for the two different projects to generating spaces for contemplation and functionality that will be comforting during the day and at night.

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Designer: Shiu-Ming Chen Design Type: Residence Classification: Interior

For Two

For Two is a residential interior design created for two people in Taiwan. The plan removes the traditional living room and the enclosed partitions. The dressing room and the kitchen island act as two centers, and the layout follows two concentric circles that form a circular route between the kitchen, the audio-visual room, the study and the master bedroom. Glass partitions and floor-to-ceiling windows draw light inside and frame the greenery outside. Sliding doors keep privacy, and track lighting under the beams reduces the visual weight of the structure.

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Designer: Simon Cheng Design Type: Office Lobby Classification: Interior

Dongyu Logistics

Dongyu Logistics is an office lobby in a mixed-use building in Dongyu Logistics Park in Yiwu, Zhejiang, China. The interior covers 475 square meters and takes inspiration from the bar code and the shipping container, two familiar elements of the logistics industry. Four columns that once stood in isolation are linked to the wider structure, and separate routes for walking and waiting are formed. Aluminium oxide panels make the columns look lighter, while marble and aluminium meet to add layers and detail. Blue and red mark the two restrooms.

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Designer: Wang Jingjing Design Type: Auditorium Classification: Interior

Vanke Design Commune

Vanke Design Commune is an auditorium and public interior space in Shenzhen, China. The design uses the existing structures to form a floating path leading from the entrance to the auditorium. This steel corridor is suspended in the full-height front hall and is supported by the existing vertical columns, which also conceal pipelines. Heavy concrete and light metal create a strong contrast, giving the corridor an elevated appearance. The route simplifies circulation and offers a garden-like walk. An independent viewing area above the auditorium is combined with a tea drink space.

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Designer: Chen.chiawen Design Type: Medical Beauty Clinic Classification: Interior

Mu Meilleur

Mu Meilleur is a medical beauty clinic interior set in a first-floor apartment with a garden in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The outer wall blocked daylight and left the space dim. Parts of the walls were removed and rebuilt with glass bricks to bring light inside. The entrance and waiting area walls were also rebuilt with glass and transparent glass bricks to keep the light continuous. Light spots on the floor guide visitors inward. A striated glass door separates the waiting area from the diagnosis and treatment area. Artificial stone and walnut complete the finishes.

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Designer: Mitsuhiro Shinohara Design Type: Complex Classification: Interior

United Cinemas Unicus Chichibu

United Cinemas Unicus Chichibu is a cinema complex built for the city of Chichibu, which had been without a movie theatre for 29 years. The complex holds seven screens and 650 seats within 2,490 square metres. Most screens seat fewer than 100 people, which allows a wide variety of films to be shown for a small population. A curtain wall facade and a bright lobby finished with slate stone and wood welcome passers-by as well as film-goers. The design works as a living room for the city, where visitors of all ages can meet. All theatres use laser projectors and a digital signage system.

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Designer: Weipeng Zheng Design Type: Exhibition Hall Classification: Interior

Admonter Floor

Admonter Floor is an exhibition hall for wood flooring, located on the third floor of a building materials mall in Shantou. The space covers 120 square meters. Oblique angles drawn between the walls conceal the original columns and divide the large hall into smaller areas. The reception area combines original wood boards in various hues with modern cement walls, so warm wood contrasts with cold cement. A natural light film over the light sources restores the original color of the floors. Sample lamps on the display wall guide visitors along the route.

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