Interior

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Designer: Thiago Mondini Design Type: Residential Interior Classification: Interior

Hidden

This integrated area encompasses a spacious living room, a dining room and an elegant kitchen ingeniosuly conceived for maximum storage. The loose furniture which conform both the living and the dining areas add a very relaxed look to this project, while slatted panels which disguise all the cabinets used for storage build a clean contemporary background. Spared from excessive hardware while still maintaining all products, objects and memorabilia at hand, this kitchen feels more like a stylish bar around which friends and family can enjoy life's best moments.

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Designer: Geoffrey Morrison Design Type: Retail Design Classification: Interior

Chengdu Forte Financial Island

Chengdu Forte Financial Island is a retail interior design in Chengdu. The interior spaces are shaped through the theme of Futurism. Inspiration is drawn from the nature, art, culture and taste of the city. The upper levels, named the Forest of Fashion, are minimal and sleek. The lower levels hold Future Food and Future Lab, where dining takes place in cinematic surroundings. An interactive entertainment zone invites visitors to keep exploring. The result is a new and experiential retail environment.

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Designer: Muuk Design Associates Design Type: Commercial Space Classification: Interior

Moonshine

Moonshine is a cafe interior designed in the style of Brutalism, located in Taipei. The space measures 5 by 20 meters and covers 100 square meters. Ornamentation is removed so that the materials remain the focus. Raw concrete, hammered surfaces, patterns made with a cement spatula and rounded corners define the interior. The patterns on the bar facade were formed with precast molds and then attached to the furniture. Seating at different heights, a long communal bar top and a bench support interaction, while the layout opens views from the street to the bean roasting area.

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Designer: RICH HONOUR INTERNATIONAL DESIGNS LTD. Design Type: Flagship Store Classification: Interior

Galaxy Command HQ of ACG

Galaxy Command HQ of ACG is a flagship retail store in Taipei, Taiwan, covering 232 square metres on the first floor of a shopping mall. The store presents anime, comic and game products through a narrative layout rather than by brand. The customer journey passes five zones: a lobby for feature exhibitions, a reception for customer service, an armament centre for character accessories, the Muse Room as a transitional space, and an outer area shaped as a reflective tunnel city. Manga graphics, reflective materials and solid colours suggest overlapping worlds.

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Designer: Takuji Kamio Design Type: Restaurant Classification: Interior

Ching Ming Kyoto

Ching Ming Kyoto is a Chinese restaurant interior located in a train station building in Kyoto, Japan. The floor area is 110 square meters. Regulations limited the ceiling, so the lighting was suspended and treated as art. Line lights are formed in triangle shapes and connected continuously to surround the seating areas. The ceiling is painted black to emphasize the floating line and ball shaped lights. The walls are covered with oil paintings of old Chinese stories, combined with geometric patterns and graphic floor tiles.

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Designer: Hsiang-Chen Lu Design Type: Residence Classification: Interior

Paper Plane

Paper Plane is a residential interior design for a small apartment of 43 square meters in New Taipei City. The high area above the entrance ceiling is turned into vertical storage, which helps keep the small home tidy. The public area of 16 square meters includes a dining table, a living room, a study and an exercise space. Folding hidden tables allow the dining and exercise functions to share one place. Eco-friendly plywood is processed in the factory to reduce waste and dust on site. An irregular tilting veneer ceiling and a gentle color palette shape the space.

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Designer: Önder Akyazıcı Design Type: Coffee Shop Classification: Interior

Clinic Co

Clinic Co is a coffee shop and brand headquarters located in Ankara, Turkey. The design covers 260 square meters on two floors and is divided into a coffee bar, a terrace and a work area. The coffee bar contains a brewing station, an espresso bar and a pastry bar. Handmade terrazzo tiles cover the floors and the exterior cladding, and the bar counter is made of acrylic. Opaque and glass surfaces are combined to bring daylight deep into the interior. The entrance was lowered to street level to order customer flow and to open the space to passersby.

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Designer: Jian Wang Design Type: Club Classification: Interior

HYZ Foot Spa

HYZ Foot Spa is an interior design for a leisure club in the central business district of Taizhou Pharmaceutical City. The space covers 1100 square meters and offers a calm retreat among high-rise offices. Concrete forms and printed transparent soft film create a forest-like setting, while a luminous membrane structure above suggests a skylight. Exposed downpipes are concealed within the repeated forest modules. Mirror stainless steel on the ceiling softens the spatial boundary. Materials include block stone, terrazzo, copper and wood finish.

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Designer: 梁晨 Design Type: Residential Classification: Interior

C01

C01 is a residential interior design for a house with one level above ground and two levels underground. The home includes a sunken courtyard and an indoor area of about 300 square meters. Decorative content is reduced, and the space is organized through beams, columns and a half arch. A golden kitchen on the first floor adds contrast. The studio holds a full-height bookshelf with a ladder and a wine cabinet. A tea room, a guest room and custom furniture, including a cabinet for paintings that serves as a workbench, support the life of an artist couple.

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Designer: Mid Space Design Design Type: Service Center Classification: Interior

Huangshan Culture Village

Huangshan Culture Village is a sales center interior located in Yi County, Huangshan City, Anhui Province, China. The design covers a total area of 22528 square meters, and the sales area is set within a cafe and bistro. The inspiration comes from the culture of Huangshan and from Huizhou architecture. The relationship between the building and the courtyard was reorganized, the movement path was sorted out, and flexible modern methods were used to enrich the spatial levels. Main materials include gray granite, floor tiles, texture paint and aged wood.

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Designer: Zheng Wang Design Type: Restaurant Classification: Interior

Golden Hill Delicates

Golden Hill Delicates is a restaurant interior located in downtown Beijing, with an area of 12,000 square metres. The design is inspired by classical Chinese gardens and by the theme of the Peach Blossom Spring, which is built into the space rather than printed on the wall. Natural elements such as mountains, stones and bamboo create a new view at every step. Calligraphy, paintings, porcelain, ornaments and brick carvings are reframed with modern methods. Stairs and viewing lawns connect the varied spaces.

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Designer: Tetsuya Matsumoto Design Type: School Office Classification: Interior

Toshin Takarazuka

For its Second created office since the outbreak of the Covid19 pandemic, the challenge Matsuo Gakuin was facing is to find a solution for protecting its office users while keeping the aesthetic values the company has always cherished. Two broken thunder shaped tables take place in the office dividing the space into staff and guest areas. glass panels were sandwiched between the board and its duplicate hanging from the ceiling. the glass panels run alternatively through parallel lines. This disposition forms a protective shield while allowing air and documents circulation.

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