Interior

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Designer: Haoling Yu Design Type: Residential House Classification: Interior

Bailu

Bailu is a residential interior design for a private villa in Chengdu. The original building was an American-style villa of 660 square meters, and its layout did not suit the modern living habits of the owners. The space was expanded and reorganized into a simple modern villa of 1000 square meters, while the original exterior was kept. Each room was given a more balanced area, and a billiards room was added on the lower floor. Natural stone, solid wood and marble were used. White surfaces and open areas give the interior a calm and artistic character.

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Designer: Nisso Design Design Type: Residential Classification: Interior

Modern Causal

Modern Causal is a residential interior design for an apartment on the thirtieth floor in Taiwan. The home has three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a living room, a dining room and an open-plan study. The wall between the living room and the study was removed, and a gray wooden grille divides the two areas. System cabinets in varied colors and textures provide storage in every room. Stone grain tiles are laid in the entrance, the television wall and the kitchen, while wooden flooring is used elsewhere. A light bar is set into the dark cabinet of the study.

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Designer: Kevin Hu Design Type: Sales Center Classification: Interior

Tengchong Heshunli

Tengchong Heshunli is a sales center located in Tengchong City, Yunnan Province, China. The site lies north of the ancient Nanzhao Kingdom city site and near the old town of Heshun. The interior joins traditional Chinese elements with modern space construction. Warm burlywood tones set the main color of the space. Wooden strips cross above the main hall and form the ceiling texture, while brass grilles define the bar area. A geometric staircase of wood veneer leads to the second floor. A large wall painting shows the landscape of Tengchong.

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Designer: Mea'ad Al-Abboud Design Type: Cafe Classification: Interior

The Mask

The Mask is a cafe interior located in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. The design is inspired by the colorful masks of the Venice Carnival in Italy. The concept connects Venice and Jeddah, two cities that share several cultural and geographical similarities. A luxurious black and gold scheme forms the background for decorative masks brought from Venice and placed on the walls, where visitors take photographs. The indoor area covers about 300 square meters and the outdoor area about 180 square meters. The interior has one floor with a height of 4 meters.

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Designer: Mikhail Kalesnikau Design Type: Amusement Park Classification: Interior

VR Club

VR Club is an amusement park interior designed for virtual reality entertainment. The space covers about 1400 square meters and holds around 200 visitors. Colored LED lighting forms the basis of the design, shaping surfaces and marking accents. Changing colors alter the mood and highlight the functional areas. Several zones are linked by a light path around a central futuristic bar that is more than 18 meters long and allows guests to sit facing each other. A VR class, a cafe, a meeting room and a kids area are separated by glass partitions with acoustic panels that reduce noise.

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Designer: Mingtse Hung Design Type: Chinese Restaurant Classification: Interior

Xiang

Xiang is a Chinese restaurant interior created inside an old house in the center of Tainan, Taiwan. The design is inspired by the salon, a historic form of gathering where guests meet, talk and relax. The original structure is preserved and joined with a new diagonally cut building form. Chinese red brick, Morandi green walls and sand gold custom iron pieces respond to the Hunan dishes served. Clear water mold and straight grain acrylic add a modern tone. A large floor-to-ceiling window shows the warm dining atmosphere to passers-by.

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Designer: Che-Yun Su Yu Design Type: Japanese Restaurant Classification: Interior

Mini Galaxy

Mini Galaxy is a Japanese restaurant interior designed around the illusion of a vaulted ceiling. A large central beam divides the ceiling into sections, and the alternating heights create a layered look that balances vertical and horizontal lines. The vertical lines of the pendant lights are complemented by a ring shaped grille, which forms the visual centerpiece and creates a play of light and shadow recalling a starry sky. Natural wood is combined with concrete. A double layered transparent facade frames a planted seating area and supports energy saving.

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Designer: Magdalena Federowicz-Boule Design Type: Lublin Classification: Interior

Ibis Styles

Ibis Styles Lublin Old City is an interior design for the public areas of a hotel in Lublin, Poland, covering 370 square metres and following the standards of the Accor brand. The interior takes guests on a journey through six legends of the city. Custom made furniture, lighting and details refer to each story, and include a fish stand reception, a net shaped light and a tree installation. The common area is divided into zones marked by floor changes, ceiling arrangements and different furniture. Shared materials and one style keep the zones connected.

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Designer: Tina Sheng Design Type: Sales Center Classification: Interior

Boundless Horizon

Boundless Horizon is a sales center located in Qingdao, China. The interior covers 1200 square meters and was completed in June 2019. The design draws on the local geography and culture of the coastal city. Ocean, water and sky form the main theme. Oriental aesthetics are expressed through abstract art and soft decorative elements. An installation made with a Fresnel lens stands in the reception hall and invites interaction. Light and shadow change through the day and give the space different expressions.

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Designer: Regent Chung Design Type: Residential Classification: Interior

Breathing Context

By using natural stones and timber finishing material, and maximizing the transparency to allow the natural scenery of the coast into the interior space. The audience feels at the coast. Let the space enjoy breathing with the sea breeze, hear the sound of the waves crashing shoreline, and smell the scent of sea salt in the air. Designers wish to create a context that echoes the surroundings, and that feels like a relaxing cozy resort by the sea coast that the family could enjoy.

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Designer: KUN-HAN YANG Design Type: Cafe and Classroom Classification: Interior

Luna

Luna is a cafe and coffee classroom set in a three story building in Taoyuan City, Taiwan, with a total area of 121 square meters. The first floor holds a coffee bar and a gallery, where wood grain, stone and wooden grilles recall a Japanese rock garden. The second floor keeps original building materials from the 1970s and offers seating and a moon viewing area. The third floor is an internationally certified coffee classroom with stainless steel cabinets and glass openings. The design joins Japanese style with themes of the moon and the night sky.

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Designer: Asım Yüksel Design Type: Residential Design Classification: Interior

House of Joy

House of Joy is a residential interior design for an apartment in Ankara, Turkey. The flat covers 165 square meters on the twenty-first floor and includes a large terrace. The plan is divided into three volumes: a central area with the living space, kitchen and home office; a sleeping area with two bedrooms and two bathrooms; and a terrace area with outdoor space, dining room and library. Most walls were rebuilt and part of the terrace was added to enlarge the interior. Pastel colors, wood textures and soft curved forms shape the rooms, which were also planned for the comfort of a cat.

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