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To strike the balance, designer pays special attention to the choice of colour and shape. First of all, he chose grey and white as dominant colour that stands for timeless. Also, designer chose sky blue and grey blue as complement, adding vibrant colour to the area. For the bedroom of daughter, though it is a bit different in terms of style, it sticks to white colour which is consistent with main colour. Secondly, designer added a slight touch of round elements to the area.
Touch the Sky is an office interior covering 220 square meters in Tianjin. White is used as the main tone and is combined with quiet black, so the brand image is presented in a simple way. The space is divided into different areas that support both teamwork and focused work. The conference room is designed with glass and shutters, which keeps a visual connection between areas while protecting privacy. Hanging art pieces and metal surfaces create a calm artistic atmosphere. Green plants add vitality, and multimedia devices carry information across the walls.
GRND Coffee is a cafe interior designed within a space of 30 square metres. The old building has weak partition walls, so a separate steel structure was added to act as an envelope. The envelope is finished with oak wood in a herringbone pattern with brass dividers. Brass spacers repeat the pattern in the polished terrazzo floor. Marble surfaces and polished brass inserts are combined with industrial elements. Instead of standard tables and chairs, a row of upholstered benches runs along one wall. Small, lightweight tables can be moved to suit each guest.
Highpark Suites Common Areas explores the seamless integration of urban Gen-Y lifestyles with green living, business, leisure, and community. From wow-factor lobbies to sculptural sky courts, function halls, and funky meeting rooms these amenity spaces are designed for residents to use as an extension of their homes. Inspired by seamless indoor vs outdoor living, flexibility, interactive moments, and a palette of urban colors and textures, MIL Design pushed the boundaries to create a unique, sustainable, and holistic community where every space has the residents and tropical environment in min
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Lakeside Mansion Villa is a residential interior design in a modern Oriental style. The home covers 800 square meters. Materials include terrazzo, stainless steel, rock slabs and wooden siding, chosen so that changes in texture express a calm Eastern character. In the living room, curved wooden strips line the wall. In-line track lights wash the strips and create irregular patterns of light and shadow that recall a bamboo forest. The design draws on memories of bamboo groves in southern China. The intent is to bring a slow and quiet rhythm to the space.
Fluid and Form is a residential interior design for a single-level ground floor home in Taipei City, Taiwan. The layout opens toward a garden view and natural light. Fluidity is the main theme, expressed through a flowing timber grille ceiling that links the public spaces. Dyed solid timber posts, natural masonry tiles and mineral paints are used. A large sliding door separates public and private areas while keeping visual continuity. Circulation is planned for wheelchair users, and a green corridor divides the master bedroom from the children bedrooms.
Yunzhou Banquet Hall is a banquet center located in Wuzhen, China. The interior design combines local traditional culture with contemporary elements, creating a setting for banquets and conferences. Features of the riverside town appear inside, including blue batik cloth, small boats, waterside pavilions and flower-drum opera. A caisson ceiling in the traditional Chinese manner is joined with multilevel spaces and crystal lamps. Main materials are Italian grey stone, blue lacquered wood veneer, wood grain aluminum plate and bronze stainless steel. The hall covers 43485 square meters.
Qiaoxin Holding Group is an office interior located near Xiangmi Lake in the Futian District of Shenzhen. The space covers 1062 square meters and is divided into reception, conference, exhibition, work and leisure areas, which remain connected yet relatively independent. The main materials are wood veneer, stainless steel and marble. In the reception area, stone is laid in layers to suggest the form of mountains, and glass windows are set into the wall. Modern design methods are combined with Chinese cultural references. Each desk supports rest during lunch breaks.
Magnificent and Graceful is a residential apartment interior in Macau, covering 1200 square meters. The design idea is derived from a music staff, echoing the nearby skyline and the ocean waves. The layout includes a parking area, a breakfast area, a gym, a recreation room and a shoe room. Curved lines connect the ceiling and the wall, while varied ceiling heights conceal air conditioning units and hoses. Materials include wood floors, natural stone, tiles, marble, stainless steel and lacquered glass. Moisture-resistant materials suit the humid coastal setting.
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Kunming Yulong Bay is an interior design for a sales center and leisure club. The guiding concept is a back garden in the city, where green becomes the main element of the space. Natural greenery is brought inside, so visitors sense shade and calm within the building. A restaurant and quiet seating areas support rest, conversation and coffee. Stone, marble, cloth, metal and wood are combined in balanced tones, and the colors of each area were carefully matched. The project was carried out in Kunming and completed in July 2019.
During the process of conversing, designers let the design not only the spatial division of the interior but a connection of the city/space/people together, so that the low-key environment and space do not conflict in the city, the daytime is a hidden facade in the street, night. Then it becomes a glass lightbox in a city.
Elegant Curve is a showroom interior design completed in Taiwan. Arc belts extend upward along the walls and connect the first floor with the second floor. Each smooth arc carries a light belt on one side and inlaid titanium on the other, creating a contrast between warmth and precision. A large marble wall forms the main feature and resembles a waterfall. On the second floor, a diamond cut ceiling rests above the arcs, and the product display is combined with the concept of a house, so goods are presented within a complete living space.