Interior

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Designer: Alex Hsiung Design Type: Office Classification: Interior

NorthYork Design

NorthYork Design is an office interior of 100 square meters. The office contains a reception area, a counter, a meeting area, a working space and a tea room. Natural stucco, hand-applied paint, wood and stone form a calm and uncluttered setting in low-chroma colors. A reception desk of iron and veneer is lit from below, which reduces the visual weight of the volume. Transparent glass partitions replace solid walls, so the areas stay open and connected. Floor-to-ceiling windows bring daylight and views of greenery into the space.

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Designer: CHEN SHENG-YUAN Design Type: Office Classification: Interior

The Moo

The Moo is the interior design of a three-story cabinet showroom and office in Taiwan. The reception is on the first floor, the office on the second floor and a rest area on the third floor. Wall colors link the floors and reduce the visual depth of the space. Each level has its own mood, from lively to stable and then calm, creating a sense of hierarchy in the stacked layout. Particle board, mineral water-based paint and stone plastic composite flooring keep formaldehyde and emissions low. The minimal approach removes excess detail and keeps practical elements.

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Designer: Denver Hsu Design Type: Store Classification: Interior

Hand Made Nanning Mixc

Hand Made Nanning Mixc is a tea shop interior covering 130 square meters in Nanning. The space is divided into a dining area, a kitchen, an electric room, an open kitchen and a hallway. The fully open cooking area lets customers see traditional preparation methods while they enjoy their drinks. Cylindrical forms, a curved central screen and hanging shapes guide movement and enrich light and shadow. Light wood, gray natural marble, washed stone, paint and bronze are used, with white as the main tone. The design recalls the calm of traditional eaves.

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Designer: Jia Ru Chen Design Type: Workshop Classification: Interior

Pinkishness

Pinkishness is a nail salon interior in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The 64 square meter space uses a pastel pink palette combined with neoclassical details. Arches, curved lines and lighting strips give the open plan shop a sense of flow. Herringbone wooden flooring and imported tiles overlap to add texture. A rounded white doorway welcomes visitors, and the same curved shape is repeated at the counter, the service area and the display shelving, which also provides storage. The aim is a bright and relaxing setting for beauty services.

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Designer: Anson Cheng Design Type: House Classification: Interior

Park Villa

Park Villa is a residential interior design for a three-storey detached house in Yuen Long, Hong Kong. The interior was created for a couple who use the house as a vacation home. A hotel-like and relaxing atmosphere was intended, with a warm and welcoming setting for guests. Contemporary design is combined with an oriental Asian style through the partition design and the selected furniture. Natural materials such as marble, wood and leather were used to echo the green landscape around the house.

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Designer: Wei-Li Liu Design Type: Residence Classification: Interior

Authenticity

Authenticity is a residential interior design completed in Taichung, Taiwan. The 132 square meter home is inspired by Wabi-sabi, a concept drawn from Japanese aesthetics, and follows a theme of tranquility. Dark wood, steel and black stone create a simple and calm atmosphere. Wood flooring marks the living room, while black stone defines the dining area. A glass brick wall brings natural light into the interior. Ample storage is provided, and eco-friendly, low formaldehyde and water resistant materials are used throughout.

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Designer: Pei Chun Chiu Design Type: Office Space Classification: Interior

Void

Void is an office for an interior design studio in Taichung City, Taiwan. The two story building has 63 square meters on each floor, for a total of 126 square meters. A 7.5 meter high indoor patio stands at the entrance and forms the core of the plan. The patio brings daylight into the interior and links the areas together. Invisible iron windows are used as curtain walls, adding safety and visual depth. The meeting table takes the form of a kitchen island cabinet, and open cabinets display building materials, so the meeting room also serves as a sample room.

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Designer: Hao-Yun, Chi and Hsing-Hung, Chen Design Type: Residential Classification: Interior

The Dawn

The Dawn inspired by the historical stories of Beitou-Taipei, hot spring culture, and natural resources, the linkage between architectural elements and indoor space, and integrate biological and humanistic elements into the interior space. They use the three aspects of logs, stone, and hot springs to design and create an ideal space between Japanese Zen and modern aesthetics, have vitality, breathe, and talk to nature and the humanities. Satisfy the desire of body and soul, Immerse in the beauty of nature.

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Designer: CHENG HUI HSIN Design Type: Showroom Classification: Interior

Chenhow Marble

Each piece of marble must undergo the compression of various strata to form a gorgeous appearance. The designer makes use of the unique texture of each piece of marble and adopts the color and pattern of the stone itself as the main material of the space. As the base is located in Kaohsiung, echoing the image of Kaohsiung’s port city, the space is designed with golden arc iron to frame the building shape and the streamlined shape ceiling of the ocean current image, to create the image of a ship entering the port.

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Designer: Yu-Lin Shih Design Type: Reception Classification: Interior

Promenade with Elegance

Promenade with Elegance is a private reception venue in Taiwan, completed in November 2020. The interior covers 661 square meters. Natural stone and polished wood are combined to add depth to the open space. Rows of upright pipes are placed on the building facade and in the high ceiling hall, where the pipes also serve as lighting. Large windows frame an old pine tree outside. A wooden staircase with dark iron parts links the floors, and glass keeps the space open while creating a calm atmosphere for guests.

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Designer: Mark Han Design Type: Clinic Classification: Interior

Geometric

Geometric is an interior design for a dental clinic in Taipei City, Taiwan. The theme wall beside the entrance combines marble, gray mirror and cloth texture wallpaper. Diagonal cuts and light white gray tones create a lively and textured effect. Curved glass partitions with matte metallic finishes and imitation marble panels separate the treatment rooms from the public areas. The waiting space uses several shades of gray to give a calm and professional image. One large independent treatment room provides space for wheelchair users and added privacy.

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Designer: Bin Luan Design Type: Sales Office Classification: Interior

Hisense Jun He

Hisense Jun He is a sales office interior design covering 500 square meters. Screens with Chinese elements are used as partitions and are set in an orderly array. The hollow pattern is continuous, so light passes through and the space feels open. Wall cabinets are covered with daisy green wall cloth, and light strips are hidden in the compartments. Main materials are limestone with a warm surface, cloth, wood veneer and stainless steel details. The limestone is hung with 5 millimeter dry joints. The layout follows the traditional three-entry courtyard plan.

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