Interior

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Designer: Li Xiang Design Type: Indoor Playground Classification: Interior

Melandb club

Meland Club combines five major themes of Insects, Oceans, Land, Sky, and Jungle, to create a Wondrous Museum of Nature, full of futuristic mechanical aesthetics. Architectural logic, art installations, mechanical technological aesthetics, philosophy, and popular science education are unprecedentedly integrated into an exquisite, complex creative scheme, constructing a comprehensive indoor parent-child theme park encompassing family amusement, art appreciation, aesthetic education, popular science, and creative enlightenment, a fantasy universe transcending yet tangible to reality.

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Designer: Matrix Design Design Type: Club Classification: Interior

Mansion of Value

Mansion of Value is a private clubhouse interior designed for social gatherings. The space covers 4000 square meters across three floors. The design is inspired by the New York Waldorf Astoria and reinterprets classical proportion and symmetry. Art Deco geometry, handcrafted detailing and layered lighting shape a ceremonial atmosphere. Materials include large jade slabs, natural stone, crystal, metal mesh and mother of pearl inlays. Visitors move from a grand foyer to exhibition areas and private dining rooms.

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Designer: Daisuke Takamiya Design Type: Restaurant Classification: Interior

Grand Gate Hiroshima

Grand Gate Hiroshima is a food hall located on the second floor of the Hiroshima JP Building and connected by pedestrian walkways to Hiroshima station. The 660 square metre space contains six stores arranged in seven areas with an open concept and few partitions. Each shop has its own character, yet the whole forms a unified composition. The layout follows the shape of the Ota River delta and guides visitors through the retail zones. Materials such as terrazzo, resin and shells recall the pebbles, rivers and sea of the region.

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Designer: Yuan Zhuang Design Type: Exhibition Hall Classification: Interior

Nanjing City Wall Museum

Nanjing City Wall Museum exhibition hall is an interior space that presents the history of the Nanjing City Wall. The hall covers 2500 square meters on the basement floor, with ceiling heights of six and four meters. Five zones explain the wall's construction, preservation and cultural value. An array space built from nearly a thousand inscribed city bricks is supported by steel structures. Fair-faced concrete and custom aluminum panels form the display walls. More than twenty interactive modules, including 3D sandboxes and tactile artifacts, serve visitors of all ages.

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Designer: Jeffrey Zee Design Type: Recreation Space Classification: Interior

Aura Park

Aura Park is a recreation space located in the West Lake district of Hangzhou, China. The interior covers 1588 square meters with a ceiling height of 10 meters. The design combines sculptures, landscaping and water features with lighting and multimedia installations. Dynamic lighting structures in steel, curved LED panels, transparent LED screens and programmable light strips are used throughout. Main materials include glass reinforced gypsum, patterned marble flooring, tempered glass panels and custom ceramic tiles. The space offers an immersive experience for visitors of all ages.

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Designer: Tim Tan Design Type: Residential Housing Classification: Interior

Myriad Circles

Myriad Circles is a residential interior design completed in Sichuan, China. The layout is inspired by the Linpan settlements of Western Sichuan and their traditional Chuandou timber structures. Custom American walnut joinery reinterprets the interlocking and cantilever techniques of these structures. Concealed steel reinforcements inside the joinery support the weight of a collection of models. Stainless steel and glass are combined with the wood. Fixed walnut elements give the interior cultural depth, while flexible elements allow the space to serve changing uses.

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Designer: Daisuke Takamiya Design Type: Hotel Classification: Interior

Ryokan Ohana

Ryokan Ohana is a traditional inn located within a nationally designated scenic site in Yanagawa, Japan. The four-storey building has a total floor area of 3,859.95 square metres and offers 20 guest rooms in eight categories, ranging from 34 to 87 square metres. Three room types were rebuilt while preserving original floor pillars, lintels, thresholds and ceiling materials. Local crafts such as Yame lanterns, Yame stone, rush-grass tatami mats and black plaster are used. The guest rooms frame views of the restored garden and the historic residence.

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Designer: Design For Future Design Type: Headquarters And Exhibition Hall Classification: Interior

Koho

Koho is a headquarters and exhibition hall interior with a construction area of 5000 square meters. The layout combines office functions with exhibition areas that present furniture design. Water, circles and arcs form the main theme, appearing in walls, ceilings and furniture pieces. A spiral staircase and a crystal chandelier act as artistic focal points. Open and enclosed zones are combined to support clear circulation. Natural stone and environmentally friendly paints are used. A smart office system controls lighting and temperature for comfort.

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Designer: Guangzhou Dapu Art Design Design Type: Sales Office Classification: Interior

Blue Coast

Blue Coast is a sales office interior in China, covering 2664 square meters. The design combines sales, club and future residential functions in one composite space. The theme Pearl on the Sea draws on the culture of Nansha and on motifs such as lighthouses, fishing nets and tides. Stone, metal, glass, satin and leather are combined with integrated lighting to increase transparency and light refraction. Layered circulation separates first visits, negotiations, fitness and private banquets. Modular planning allows conversion into club spaces after the sales phase.

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Designer: Zarysy Jan Sekuła Design Type: Interior Design Classification: Interior

Posh Buster

Posh Buster is a residential interior design for a house of 194 square meters. American walnut and stone form a warm base, contrasted with bold colors, soft curves, and graphic accents. The interior works as one continuous environment, where the kitchen, dining, and living areas connect, while private zones remain intimate. Most of the furniture is custom made and includes built-in and standalone pieces in MDF veneer, steel, and quartz. Interior doors with rounded corners and matte glass allow light to pass between the spaces.

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Designer: MTO & Hwcd Design Type: Commercial Space Classification: Interior

Cest Lavie Gallery

Cest Lavie Gallery is an interior design for a lifestyle and art club in Chengdu, China. The space covers 3,800 square meters and follows a wild luxury style. Functional zoning creates French style negotiation areas, African art exhibition areas, and leisure areas, allowing smooth movement between private and public zones. Materials include wood veneer, stone, artistic glass, metal, and imported fabrics. Customized eco-friendly red bricks and artificial fur add tactile variety. Natural textures and light guide the visitor route.

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Designer: Haoran Wan Design Type: Hotel Classification: Interior

Yi He

Yi He is a resort hotel interior located in Wuning, China, with a total area of 14000 square meters. The open plan lobby is reached by steps from the entrance and opens toward distant mountains. A blue carpet with water ripples, wooden tables with pine trees and flowers on glass pillars connect architecture and landscape. A moon gate leads to the lobby bar, where a rhododendron themed screen divides a tea room from the all day dining restaurant. Guest rooms are themed by floor and framed by the surrounding views.

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