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With the modern simple design style, this project shows a sense of superior and extravagant in a low profile. Use high-grade gray as the main color, with gray blue and indigo as the embellishment to create a quiet place away from heavy business. Pursue the "harmony" of everything and Heaven and Earth will be in the right positions and all things will be nourished and flourish.
Simplicity is a private gallery designed inside an apartment of 120 square meters. The gallery belongs to a sculpture artist and is used to receive invited guests. The design combines metallic texture with natural elements to express a modern character, while the original shape of each sculpture remains clearly visible. Marble and wood are the main materials. A special paint mixed with metal and copper is also applied to selected surfaces. The open layout allows guests to view all the sculptures in sequence and with ease.
SugarLady is a pop-up store interior created for a ladies apparel brand in Shanghai, China. The sugar crystal is used as the main theme, linking the interior to the name of the brand. Each display cell is built from a steel frame covered with an industrial nylon sheet. LED panels of 600 by 600 millimetres light the cells from within, so every unit glows softly. The cells are simple and light, so they can be assembled, moved and recombined in many arrangements. The total area is 6 by 10 metres and includes a fitting room.
Cohesion is a residential interior design created for a family with young children. Dark and reserved colors, a deep wood pattern floor and soft lighting form a calm and elegant atmosphere. The wall of the study room was removed and replaced with an L shaped glass partition, which connects the living room and the dining room and lets light and views pass through. Mirrors on the wall extend the view near the corner dining table. Storage is integrated into the wall design, and non toxic building materials were selected.
Amassment of Humanity is a residential apartment interior in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, covering 158.5 square meters. The public area uses white, gray and black tones, with white marble walls and floors, recessed ceiling lights and dark gray sofas. A study area with glossy black surfaces sits behind the living room. The dining room and kitchen use walnut brown and glossy black walls, with metal ceiling lamps. The three bedrooms combine leather, fabric, mirrors, metal lighting and wooden floors. Each bedroom is named after its splash painting.
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Royal Apartment is a residential interior design for a 64 square meter apartment in Kiev, Ukraine, completed in 2019. The plan includes a kitchen studio of 33 square meters, a bedroom, two large closets, a dressing room at the entrance and a bathroom. The style is modern classic with gold details. Venetian stucco, marble matched to the kitchen facades and floor tiles are used, and handmade coffee and dining tables are combined with Italian furniture. The narrow corridor was widened, and the bedroom and the living room were exchanged so that daylight reaches the whole space.
A Small House: Prelude is a residential interior design completed in Taipei, Taiwan. Windows form the main architectural feature, creating a visual vanishing point, opening distant views and letting daylight enter freely. The windows also support a dialog between nature and the indoor space. The floor plan follows the lifestyle of the owner. Folding doors, walls and partitions are avoided, so the space itself connects each area. An art corner presents a chair owned by the client against pure white stone, which highlights the classic form of the furniture.
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Work Pod for Students is a workstation designed for open plan studios and other public spaces. The pod offers a quiet and semi-private place for solo work. The structure is made of aluminum, with a polycarbonate skin and wood furniture elements. Colored vinyl graphics on the panels feather out toward the edges, so the pod blends into its surroundings. Felt sheets on the interior absorb sound. Public seats, standing desks and a large pin-up board are placed on the outer surfaces. Six heavy duty casters and a hidden folding pull bar allow easy moving.
Cross the Times is a sales center interior located in Nanchang, close to the bank of the Gan River. The design translates natural forms and colors into flowing lines and a palette of black, white, red and blue. Naturalism, art and futurism are combined within one unified space. Water is used together with selected materials to enrich sight, sound, touch and spatial perception. Aquatic motifs, such as the free forms of fish and water, add cultural meaning to the interior. The contrast of Yin and Yang expresses a search for balance, order and a calm, comfortable atmosphere.
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Eastern Neoclassical is a residential interior design for a 280.1 square meter villa in Taipei, Taiwan. The layout places the public rooms on the first floor and the private rooms on the second floor. Beige is the main tone, with gold details and peacock blue accents. The dining room wall combines Oriental texture with Western style mirrors and crystal lamps. In the master bedroom, a double sided cabinet and sliding doors separate the sleeping and study areas. A dry kitchen and a wet kitchen are set apart to limit cooking fumes.
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Option 270 Degrees is a residential interior design for a 132 square meter apartment in Taipei City, Taiwan. The main feature is a wall that rotates 270 degrees and can be hidden within the space. Audio and visual equipment is placed inside the rotating wall, so a comfortable viewing angle is available from different areas of the home. When the wall is turned away, natural light and wide open views are revealed. Dark tones are combined with warm wood shades. The materials include natural wood, wood flooring, Caesarstone, iron and glass.
Oriental Zen is a reception center in Zhonghe District, New Taipei City, Taiwan. The interior occupies a two-story building, and minimal design techniques were used to resolve the irregular shape and structural limits of the original space. A structural column on the first floor is clad in black painted metal and forms the main visual feature. Vertical metal lines link the floors and create a bamboo forest effect. Oriental elements such as lattices, calligraphy and a lotus pond artwork are combined with lighting so that light and shadow are interwoven. Green landscape is brought indoors.