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This is an old house built in the 1960s. Its construction area is only 80 square meters. The roof of the old house has collapsed. The mottled walls, waste and plants are scattered throughout the house, and the old house has become a ruin. The focus of the project is to restore the soul of the old house and turn the old house, which has become ruin, into a viable place.
Lambri is an apartment interior design project located near a beach in Rio de Janeiro. The renovation connects the internal spaces with the external views of the sea. A light color palette with blue tones recalls the ocean, while travertine marble floors and off-white stucco walls suggest the color of sand. Lacquered wood paneling, inspired by fishermen houses, covers selected walls and ceilings and conceals doors, cabinets and trapdoors. Contemporary Brazilian and Italian furniture is combined with antique pieces and custom bookshelves.
Air Of Elegance is a residential interior design covering about 122 square meters. The home includes a foyer, an open study, an open dining room and kitchen, three bedrooms and two bathrooms. Elements similar to boutique hotels are placed in each area. At the entrance, a separate hallway is formed by a double sided cabinet and tawny glass. A television cabinet shaped as a fireplace is the main focus of the living room. Large windows bring daylight into the kitchen. Movable furniture divides the open space into calm regions.
Qingdao Guoxin Financial Center is a hotel interior designed for business, conference and exhibition guests. The interior follows the ripple theme of the building exterior. The lobby has a folded ceiling, glass screens outside the columns and soft furnishings with smooth curves. The guest rooms and the banquet hall continue the same simple modern language, with vertical stripes on the banquet hall walls. The main materials are beige stone, art wallpaper, art glass, art carpet, blue aluminum plate and fabric. Natural and artificial light are combined to support an energy saving space.
Attitude Toward Life is a residential interior design created inside a house that is fifteen years old. The cabinets follow the concept of a cross. Partitions between the living room, the dining area and the study room were rearranged to form an open and transparent view. Simple colors and natural materials are used. Wood, cement surfaces and an irregular patchwork of hexagon tiles with wood flooring shape the character of the rooms. The ceiling was left plain, and the pipes remain exposed and ordered for easy repair. Continuous windows bring natural light into the shared areas.
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Tranquil Spring is a residential apartment interior in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The 124 square meter home was renovated for a family of three generations. Water leaks were repaired, the floor was raised to correct its slope, and the exterior wall was mended. The dining area ceiling was divided into three equal sections to work with the central beam, and the space under the beam was turned into storage. Natural stone and wood surfaces were used throughout. A semi-open kitchen and dining area adjoins a glass-partitioned study and piano room.
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JNGL By Progress is a kids centre located within an office space in Sofia, Bulgaria. The 800 square metre interior is designed for children from two to twelve years old, with areas to play, learn, draw and perform. A jungle theme guides the layout, and zones are named Crocodile Bay, Monkey Island and Under the Starry Sky. Movable walls and movable furniture allow the areas to be divided or joined for daily activities. Large glazed walls keep the interior open and let natural light pass through. Several interactive elements can be rearranged by the children.
Chanson is a residential interior design for a home of 85 square meters. The palette is based on gray, black and white, with golden elements and blue accents. Transparent glass bricks at the entrance porch bring daylight into the porch area. The public spaces are placed on the same axis and connect visually, so the rooms can be used in several ways. The sideboard and the dining cabinet share black and white finishes, while gold trim and bright pink velvet chairs mark the dining area. Fair-faced concrete gives the space a calm and warm tone.
Mason Supreme Healthcare is a medical sales office located in a central business district in Hong Kong. The interior covers about 4300 square feet. Visitors are welcomed by a semi-translucent screen inspired by cell division and reproduction. A circular bar forms the central focal point. Sofas and armchairs are arranged in informal groups to encourage comfortable gatherings. Marble, metal, fabric, carpet, glass and timber veneer are used. Flexible furniture allows the space to be converted into a large hall for seminars and other functions.
Live in Letters is a residential interior design in Kaohsiung City, Taiwan. The 146.6 square metre home was created for a client with large book storage needs and a preference for black-based space. A large black book wall is built with iron and steel frames, layered with wood grain veneer and wooden shelves. The entrance sidewall is finished with Italian fresco stucco paint applied in random brush strokes. An irregular sofa, an amorphous television wall, an extra-long dining table for eight and a complete dressing room shape the layout.
This project is a converted villa with five floors in the Shanghai suburbs, covers about 1,000sqm. The décor ties together a vivid new Chinese feel from the ceiling to the stone layout on the floor. The ceiling is decorated with black painting and grey stainless steel plate, which allows the hidden light to pass through the gaps. Materials like wood veneer, stainless steel, and painting signifying new Chinese feel are mixed together to create a new Chinese feel space. All in all, the design aims to bring people closer to Shanghai, and in essence, closer to themselves.
Kendall International is a preschool interior located in the podium of a tower building in Hong Kong. Box-like classrooms are replaced by half-height village houses arranged around a central plaza. The plaza makes use of the high headroom of the podium and includes a climbing wall, a birdhouse set on a column, a raised walkway and a slide. Openings connect the quiet classrooms with the active plaza. Simple natural materials in white and wood tones form a calm backdrop. The layout supports learning through exploration and a sense of community.