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The designer's central thinking is to achieve a harmonious and practical space and how to use the collocation of various design elements, such as space planning, color scheme, and furniture selection. A design that has been thought through repeatedly, considering the customer's preferences, the surrounding environment, and the latest design trends, so that the design results exceed the customer's imagination and expectations, and a beautiful space is born.
Xinhu Villa is a residential interior design for a Spanish-style villa located near Hangzhou. The project covers 1700 square meters and serves as both a home and an art gallery. The layout divides the space in a rational way, combining curves and straight lines. A gray palette supports a natural aesthetic and highlights the interaction between architectural structure and light. Country house references are joined with modern detailing to create a calm and comfortable mood. The kitchen and dining room are sized for private gatherings.
SoTai 3c is a residential interior design for an apartment of 152.7 square meters in Taiwan. The layout includes three bedrooms, a living room, a dining room, an open center island kitchen, two bathrooms and a balcony. The style is based on neoclassical architecture, with musical and playful elements and integrated artworks. Creamy gray and warm white tones unify the rooms. A wall of amethyst white jade marble frames a white piano in the living room. A hidden door separates the public area from the private bedrooms.
Shijiazhuang CBD Planning Exhibition Center is an exhibition space located in Shijiazhuang, Hebei, China. The 2,000 square metre interior presents the past, the present and the future of the city. Art, technology and light are combined to support experience and interaction. The hall is dominated by a beige tone, and the steps echo a slanting grid ceiling. Human figure sculptures and blue balloon installations are placed at different heights. The center is a multifunctional building used for cultural exhibitions, work, meetings, leisure and investment services.
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FA House is a residential interior design for a private house of 205 square meters. The interior was created as a simple living environment for a modern family. The main double-height space is a studio filled with a strong stream of light. The light is reflected by the contrasting wall surfaces and the textured edges of the furniture. A staircase in the double-height space forms the main accent. The railing is made of round metal pipes welded at sharp angles. A separate guest block opens into the studio and supports the privacy of the residents.
PII Fit is a gym interior designed for young customers. The design covers 2000 square meters and uses a black base color combined with line lights. The lights provide strong visual effects, adequate lighting and guidance for circulation. Different areas carry different themes, such as a starry sky ceiling with pink lights in the Pilates room. The spinning room uses 180-degree wide-angle seamless projection, while the walls and floor of the HOLOFITS room are touch screens. Light belts, acrylic panels and stainless steel form the structure, and sound insulation limits noise on other floors.
Idyllic Forest Living is a residential interior design in Taichung, Taiwan. The 157 square meter home follows passive house principles to limit energy use. Green materials are applied, such as low formaldehyde cabinets, non-toxic latex paint and water-saving bathroom fixtures. The color palette combines gray with vivid tones, and the living and dining rooms feature marble. Two television walls carry a cement texture finish that changes color under different lighting. The study also serves as a guest room, and the dining table extends when needed.
Guanlan Yipin is a sales center located in Suzhou, China. The design combines an oriental character with a minimalist approach, following the idea of a garden tour that guides visitors through the space. Marble, metal, sandstone and wood set the tone of the interior. Dai Cyan, a traditional Chinese color, appears as marble on a wall six meters wide and ten meters high. Facing the marble wall, eight panels of laminated super-white tempered glass, each 0.8 meters wide and ten meters high, stand beside the landscape stair. Large windows bring natural light and greenery into the interior.
Himalaya Designer Office is an office interior in Xiamen, China, covering 950 square meters. The design uses a three-way joint motif that extends from the spatial framework to the furniture, lighting and signage. Dark grays and blacks are combined with orange elements. Vertical metal rods support the front desk, which stands as a sculptural focal point at the entrance. Frosted galvanized sheets line the material room, while perforated galvanized steel wave plates separate the public corridor from the open office area. Sloping walls widen the sense of spatial depth.
Marina South is an apartment renovation located in Hong Kong. The existing layout was decluttered to create a more ample space and to increase natural light. Corridors and unnecessary circulation were removed, so the living and dining areas blend into one another. Glass doors give direct access to the terraces and connect indoor and outdoor living. Full-height double-glazed sliding doors separate two bedrooms and can be opened during the day. Barrier-free access and durable, hygienic materials support the future needs of the residents.
Kang Yuan is the lobby interior of a hotel in Tianmen, China. The space covers 2800 square meters and has a height of 3.5 meters. Wood, glass, metal and stone are the main materials. A screen wall replaces the usual reception desk, following traditional architectural form and creating visual depth through the borrowed landscape method of oriental gardens. A three-stage corner staircase links the two floors and offers changing views, so moving through the lobby resembles a garden walk. Warm light and a calm atmosphere support the transition from outdoors to indoors.
In traditional Chinese culture, high hopes are placed on loyalty. The bride and groom need to sign a covenant before they can get married, which is called each other. But this is just a vision that is not easy to achieve. Have you ever thought that you can really swear in the sea and make a covenant in front of the mountain? This wedding banquet space is to create, creative and interact with a vision that is not easy to achieve, presenting an undersea and mountain wedding covenant that highlights the immersive experience.