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Its neutral palette provides visual cleanliness, connecting with the sea view. Functional spaces have been designed with aesthetic unity, combining the restaurant, bar, seaside relaxation area, dance floor, and a rest area that also serves as an art gallery. The floor joints are filled with marine sand to blend with the surroundings. The lighting adapts to natural sunlight and creates conceptual effects, as seen in the access tunnel to the wet rooms.
Waterscape Colab with Jpre is a shared office interior in Tokyo, Japan, covering 800 square meters. A single recycled aluminum sheet is spread across the entire ceiling and forms waves that reflect natural light. At the entrance the waves are intense and the ceiling height changes sharply. In the sofa lounge and desk areas the waves are calmer and the ceiling is higher, supporting concentration and rest. In the bar and kitchen areas the waves stay low, creating a close setting. The ceiling parts can be taken apart and installed again in another location.
Luminous Drift is a residential interior design for a 92.5 square meter home in Taiwan. The ceiling has fluid curves that form layered inverted trapezoidal and arched structures. LED strips outline the space instead of recessed lighting, creating a soft ambiance. The study and the master bedroom were swapped to improve circulation, and the living room, dining area and kitchen share an open plan. Materials include curved panels, laminated flooring, tiles, modular cabinetry and artistic paint in beige-gray and light-gray tones.
Flowing Art is a corporate headquarters office located in Shanghai. The interior is organized into four areas: a work area, a reception area, meeting and multifunctional rooms, and a leisure and social zone. Smooth curves and original artworks blur spatial boundaries and support an open and interactive atmosphere. Materials include shadow wood veneer, ripple-patterned jade stone, antique bronze stainless steel, and wood-plastic composite bamboo charcoal wall panels. Furniture such as the butterfly desk is flexible, so the layout can be adjusted as workplace needs change.
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Study is an interior design for a six floor reading space in Taiwan, covering 496 square feet. The project applies the idea of home to every level, so each floor offers a different feeling. The first floor holds the main reading area, where a stepped platform suits children. A tall book wall emphasizes the high ceiling. The mezzanine combines reading, meeting and dining functions. The second floor is a study with a book wall, a glass display case and a fireplace. Transparent glass connects the levels, while soft gray blue tones and light wood veneer create a calm atmosphere.
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Light Wave is an office interior design for a two-story space of 264.4 square meters. The first floor holds employee workspaces and a lounge, while the second floor contains the executive offices and the reception area. Stone and natural wood form the base, with metal accents in selected areas. The entrance ceiling uses a perforated leaf canopy that keeps the ceiling height open and reveals the steel structure above. A staircase built from two stone types appears to float. Sliding doors, some of them glass, make the space look wider and brighter.
This residence redefines contemporary luxury living through material precision and spatial clarity. Centered around a sculptural marble island, the design balances refined stone, metallic accents, and warm textures. Full height windows frame natural vistas, inviting landscape and light into daily routines. Customized smart systems throughout, hidden storage, and curated displays enhance function and aesthetics, creating a seamless dialogue between craftsmanship, technology, and environment.
A showroom where luxury cars are displayed and sold. Conference rooms, office, rest rooms, etc. are arranged around the circular exhibition space. The design of the ceiling is noteworthy. The ceiling is divided into two sections, a high section and a low section, and the high section is made by stacking thinly sliced panels, with indirect lighting at the joints between the panels creating a floating feeling. There is also a negotiation room that is seamlessly connected to the exhibition space, and it was designed with meticulous calculations to stimulate buyers' desire to purchase.
The headquarters relocation project of Goldwin, a company that develops global brands such as The North Face, has yielded a unified office space of 6,000 square meters. This new space serves as a platform for communication and as a base for the Goldwin's global outreach. In line with the company's commitment to authenticity, only natural materials have been used for all finishing materials. The design concept envisions a harmonious integration of the six floors into a unified entity, akin to a single tree, creating an organic spatial composition with distinct expressions on each floor.
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Hilton Koti Curio is an interior design project for a 3000 square meter luxury hotel in Gramado, Brazil. The design draws on the misty landscapes and mountains of the region. Organic shapes in woodwork, lighting and plaster recall the movement of mist. Regionally sourced wood and fabrics made from recycled PET bottles support a sustainable approach. Advanced woodworking methods and adaptive lighting were used, and local artisans contributed to the work. The layout balances communal and private areas to support interaction and rest.
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Refined Serenity is a reception center of 1024 square meters designed to present several building projects. The exterior uses black and white tones, grating elements and simple lines, while a green courtyard softens the entrance. Inside, wood grain and fabric create a comfortable setting, and stone, metal, special paint, lighting and chandeliers add refined detail. The plan is divided by use: an entry counter and coffee bar for first contact, a screened negotiation area, and a planned exhibition space.
This project is located in Tainan, regarded as the most historically significant city in Taiwan. Therefore, the design concept aims to present various materials in their original forms to create spatial depth while showcasing the rustic charm of Tainan. The concrete bar counter serves as the core of the space, surrounded by copper plates and raw wood veneers that will change in appearance over time. This symbolizes the unique culture of Tainan, which has developed through historical transitions and evolution.