Interior

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Designer: Yue-Han, Li Design Type: Commercial Space Classification: Interior

Light Chasing

Light Chasing is a commercial interior design for a skin care brand space in Taipei. The floor area is 247.935 square meters, planned for product introduction, skin testing and banquets. Light is the starting point of the design, and yellow and white light are combined so that skin appears natural. A large ring light on the ceiling recalls a spotlight. A welcoming wall with straight lines of light and a hexagonal honeycomb light curtain echo the brand concepts of diamonds and molecules. Piano lacquer, matte paint, titanium plate and terrazzo are used.

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Designer: Mona Hussein Design House Design Type: Office Classification: Interior

Iffco

Iffco Egypt Head Office is an office interior located in Cairo, Egypt. The design combines a modern and vibrant look with references to Egyptian heritage. Sleek lines and bold colors are drawn from the company brand identity. Egyptian coins are arranged vertically and horizontally on walls to form motifs recalling ancient Egyptian art. The open plan layout provides sixty-four workstations, eleven manager rooms and seven meeting rooms. Acoustic wool above the ceiling, textile carpets and gypsum fiber boards absorb sound. High ceilings keep the interior bright and comfortable.

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Designer: Zou Hongbo Design Type: Office Classification: Interior

Mercer Design Shanghai

Mercer Design Shanghai is an office interior of about 400 square meters in Shanghai, China. The design joins contemporary art with nature through the use of natural materials. The entrance is a deep door made of bronze metal, leading to a hall enclosed by wooden partitions. Natural light passes through the partitions and forms changing levels of light and shadow, so the hall is called the light box. Movable wooden grilles let work areas stay separate or open. Wood and marble keep their original texture, creating a warm and comfortable workplace.

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Designer: Hsin-Pei Chiang Design Type: Residential Classification: Interior

Mansion of Dawn

Mansion of Dawn is a residential interior design for a duplex apartment in Taipei City, Taiwan. The plan is arranged in earth tones, which keeps the space simple and elegant. An open staircase divides the home into two areas, with the public spaces below and the private rooms above. The wall from the entrance to the interior is made of fair-faced concrete boards, embedded with hand-made titanium-plated metals set in staggered lines. A study is placed under the stairs. The balcony is fitted with retractable curtains for flexible use. The two children's rooms are equal in size.

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Designer: SAN.O INTERIOR DESIGN Design Type: Residential Classification: Interior

Tranquility

Tranquility is a residential interior design for a high-ceiling loft in Chiayi City, Taiwan. Large French windows present the outdoor garden landscape as the main view. The interior is built with simple, clean outlines and Morandi colors, so sunlight reaches every corner of the residence. Fewer partition walls widen the horizontal space, while squares, lines and shades of color separate the different functions. A titanium-plated mirror ceiling extends the view upward. Materials include marble, quartz, mineral coating and laminate flooring.

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Designer: Valeria Senkina Design Type: Center for Mindful Change Classification: Interior

Quintessense

Quintessense is a wellness center interior designed to support rest, recovery and reflection. The space of 327 square meters occupies a ground floor with a six meter high ceiling and a double height central area. A relaxation zone, a bar and a cafe serving healthy food and drink are combined with an oxygen bar. The streamlined bar is made of resin and refers to the flow from tradition to technology. A suspended installation moves gently with the air. Natural daylight and calm natural colors create a meditative atmosphere.

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Designer: Takashi Yamamori Design Type: Japanese Noodle Restaurant Classification: Interior

Kamimachi

Kamimachi is a Japanese noodle restaurant located in the centre of Shanghai. The interior is arranged around a large roof form that creates a sheltered area, so guests dine as if under deep eaves. A layer of white wood is used as a louver, and it gently wraps the people, the space and the food. The roof and eaves recall the atmosphere of a Japanese veranda within a large city. The restaurant is set on the second floor, and the design follows the theme of eating on a pier under a big roof. Kamimachi balances the movement of the metropolis with the stillness of the interior.

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Designer: Peihe Xie Design Type: Restaurant Classification: Interior

Gentle L By Alan Yu

Gentle L by Alan Yu is a French restaurant located in Shenzhen, China. The interior covers 800 square metres and departs from the traditional restaurant layout. At the centre of the space stands a large steel column clad in hand-made wrinkled aluminium, and the wrinkles soften the column and form a visual highlight. Curved stainless steel screens separate the private rooms and keep a clear field of vision, so service is given without disturbing diners. The semi-enclosed plan offers privacy and changing views.

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Designer: Yi Xiao Design Type: Store Classification: Interior

Banyan Pavilion

Banyan Pavilion is a convenience store interior in a historic district of Fuzhou, China, set beside a century old banyan tree. The existing brick structure is retained and reinforced with steel. The original facade is opened by a folding sliding door, which creates a closer connection with the street. White shelving and the edge of the banyan pool form a complete circular space. The ground is paved with permeable stone to keep water available for the tree, and a raised terrazzo platform offers outdoor seating. Hand woven rattan boards cover the shelf grid.

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Designer: Hsieh-Ying Chen Design Type: Residential Classification: Interior

Hall of Sonata

Hall of Sonata is a residential interior design completed in Kaohsiung City, Taiwan. The layout follows an open plan concept, and movable sliding doors and half-height screens divide the public area, the study and the living room in a flexible way. Curved arc elements soften the space and conceal the low beam at the entrance, and the same arc theme is repeated in carpets, screens, clocks and lighting. Iron, wood, water-based paint, glass and mirror surfaces are combined in gray tones and pure white. Storage cabinets are set along the walls for storage and display.

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Designer: Liben Design Office Design Type: Kindergarten Classification: Interior

Pod House

Pod House is a kindergarten interior created inside a former laundry building in Xuhui district, Shanghai. The interior covers an area of 120 square meters. The original L-shaped enclosure is retained, and an irregular arc-shaped volume is added within it. The curved form recalls a pea pod, which gives the design its name. Two central skylights bring daylight inside, while the roof holds a circular track and a play area. Round openings and stainless steel surfaces soften the indoor boundaries. Storage, changing and washing areas occupy the space outside the curved walls.

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Designer: Liu Haodong Design Type: Restaurant Classification: Interior

Nanning Haoyouyuan State Banquet

Nanning Haoyouyuan State Banquet is a restaurant interior designed for banquets in Nanning City, China. The layout draws on the traditional Chinese three-in-one courtyard system, which is deconstructed and reorganized into a semi-enclosed and transparent sequence of spaces. Large curved forms and metal grids divide the areas, so views remain connected while zones stay distinct. The facade combines a stainless steel structure with a large glass curtain wall, mirrored in a pool. Black, white and bronze gold tones are joined by wood finishes for a simple and elegant result.

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