Interior

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Designer: Yu Jen Tsai Design Type: Residential House Classification: Interior

Silent

Silent is a residential interior design for a 138 square meter home in Taoyuan City, Taiwan. Black and white tones define the rational outline of the space, while wood veneer and brightly colored furnishings add warmth. Marble runs through the public areas and meets other materials in a harmonious dialogue. The kitchen combines black baked glass with white cabinets for a minimalist atmosphere. Purple and white stone, iron pieces and grey mirror add further accents. Open planning and a continuous stacking technique extend the horizon.

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Designer: Haofeng Ma Design Type: Residential House Classification: Interior

Baoxiang Of Grey

Baoxiang of Grey is a residential interior design for a family home of 200 square meters. The layout was arranged after detailed discussion with each family member, so that movement between the functional areas follows daily habits. Walls and floors are grey, and the living room floor is finished in polyurethane, a material that is easy to clean. Black cabinets provide 60 square meters of storage. A transparent glass partition separates the video room from the living room, keeping daylight and contact between the two spaces.

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Designer: Jian Huang Design Type: Hotel Classification: Interior

Dali Dusit

Dali Dongsheng Dusit is a resort hotel interior design located near Erhai Lake in Dali. The project covers 31000 square meters and combines local decorative culture with the hotel architecture. The limited ceiling height of the public areas was addressed by optimizing the top surface shape, adjusting equipment routes and adding decoration to the walls, which draws attention in the horizontal direction. Natural materials such as wood veneer, rough stone, rattan, matte metal, bronze and brass are used. Neutral beige and earth tones are combined with orange, green and blue accents.

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Designer: Sung-Po Lin Design Type: Residence Classification: Interior

Slow Living

Slow Living is a residential interior design located in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The interior covers about 460 square meters and includes three bedroom suites, a living room, a dining room, an open island bench, an inner kitchen, a study and a rumpus room. The public areas are joined into one open and connected living space. Arches and changes of material separate the areas without closed walls. Materials include black sandalwood veneer, mirror, titanium plating, masonry flooring and hand-scratched timber flooring. The layout supports family gatherings and quiet reading.

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Designer: MING RU LI Design Type: Residence Classification: Interior

Layers Of Colours

Layers of Colours is a residential interior design created for a young couple and their cats in Taichung, Taiwan. The apartment was partially renovated to provide large storage and an open view within a small floor area. Colour is used as the main medium. The living room floor combines two types of scratch-resistant timber flooring that extend to the dining area wall to mark the interior zones. The television wall uses white masonry with bright yellow plates, while the sofa wall is blue. Hidden doors keep the walls clean and support a flowing circulation.

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Designer: Aseel AlJaberi Design Type: Beauty Salon Classification: Interior

Andalusian

A beauty salon design inspired by the Andalusian/Moroccan style. The design reflects the style's rich intricate carvings, decorative arches and colorful fabrics. The salon is divided into three sections: The styling area, the reception/waiting area, and the dispensary/washing area. There is a clear identity running throughout the whole design to create unique spaces.The Andalusian/Moroccan style is all about vibrant colors, textures, and fluid lines. This beauty salon aims to give the customers a feeling of luxury, comfort, and value.

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Designer: Akitoshi Imafuku Design Type: Japanese Traditional Hotel Classification: Interior

TOKI to TOKI

TOKI to TOKI in Chinese characters means “season and time” and the designers wish to design a place to simply enjoy changes of the season while time passing slowly. At the lobby, the stools were placed at relatively wide spaces in between to cherish personal space while enjoying the food and communication. The geometrical shaped tatami floor and the pattern by lights are inspired by the river and a willow tree in front of this hotel, and create magical but relaxing atmosphere. At the bar space, they designed the magnificent organic-shaped sofa with textile designer Jotaro SAITO.

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Designer: Zheng Xi Pang, Yun Ting Wu Design Type: Residential Classification: Interior

Appropriate Blank

Appropriate Blank is a residential interior design for a family of four in Neihu, Taiwan. The layout keeps open empty areas that allow the home to extend and change. Reading, tea ceremony and music practice are daily routines of the household, and the plan supports these activities. The tatami room is the center of the space. A glass folding door and a low table connect the dining room and the living room and increase the sense of openness. Materials include marble sheet block flooring and stainless steel. The design brings sunlight and quietness into the unit.

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Designer: Xiongming Li Design Type: Office Classification: Interior

Mountain Tourism

International Mountain Headquarters is an office interior located in Guiyang and completed in 2019. The project covers 24960 square meters. The design links the interior with the surrounding landscape and forms a series of indoor and outdoor spaces. A layered atrium brings sunlight, air and greenery into the building and connects the floors. Load-bearing columns in the lobby widen at the top like tree crowns. In the lecture hall, an undulating wooden ceiling recalls the silhouette of mountains. The design follows the aims of ecological protection, energy saving and comfort.

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Designer: CHUN FU DEVELOPMENT Design Type: Residential Classification: Interior

Natural Corner

Natural Corner is a residential interior design completed in Zhubei, Hsinchu City, Taiwan. The living room, dining room and kitchen are arranged as one open space. White and grey serve as the base colors, with green plants and a sofa as accents and simple wooden walls. A three dimensional arch ceiling shapes the living room, while air conditioning and lighting are integrated to keep the space bright. Wood veneer covers the floor and warms the interior. Large glass windows bring the outdoor landscape into view.

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Designer: Hsiao-Chi Chiang Design Type: Residential Classification: Interior

Lovely My Casa

Lovely My Casa is a residential interior design for a 25-year-old house of about 100 square meters. The layout was reorganized to improve lighting, circulation, and the use of each room. At the entrance, semi-polished floor tiles with a stone texture are paired with a cabinet holding a built-in fish tank. A crafted arch with special paint on the living room wall connects the entrance and the television wall. The living room, dining room, and kitchen are set on one axis as a single open area. White materials and paints create a calm and spacious family home.

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Designer: Kirstin Fu-Ying Wang Design Type: Residential House Classification: Interior

Dream Villa

This farm villa project was about a fulfillment of one man’s dream, having a holiday villa in on a large plot of land he owned in retirement life. A farm house theme was conceptualized using elements such as a pitched ceiling, exposing the timber beams, timber finish to columns and white walls to set the tone of the backdrop, then carefully overlaying luxurious elements, lighting and materials to add depth to the overall look. The main colour scheme is monotone to create a modern, timeless and classic design. Individual pieces were then tasteful chosen to add interest and accented each space.

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