Interior

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Designer: Leo Lin Design Type: Interior Design Classification: Interior

Moonlight at night

Moonlight at Night is a residential interior design created for a married couple. The home covers 435 square meters on two floors of an older building. A moon-shaped chandelier hangs in the central open space and serves as the main lighting element. The television wall and the master bedroom walls are carved with cement sculpture techniques that imitate the surface of the moon. Black and gold tones recall a night sky. Reflective materials repeat the moon image throughout the rooms. A workspace, a gym and a sunroom are also included.

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Designer: Li Tien Wen Design Type: Private Reception House Classification: Interior

Secret Land

Secret Land is a private reception house in Taiwan, designed as a place for the owner to meet friends, watch ball games and taste wine. The plan is fully open, with the kitchen, living room and dining room set in equal proportions to form a triangular circulation path. Sight lines meet across the three areas, so conversation stays easy from any point. Cast iron is used for the screen, display shelf and display cabinet, and its natural rust gives a raw appearance. A warm wood dining table and an olive green sofa balance the cool gray tones.

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Designer: SANJ Design Studio Design Type: Bar and Restaurant Classification: Interior

Y Club

The design of Y Club Bar and Restaurant combined multiple dining experiences in one place and have controlled the use of materials to create a simple and pure club space. Inspired by the Roaring Twenties, a short but special period, the project aims to present a black and gold era. The whole design discards the exaggerated decoration and creates a mysterious and exquisite club experience by carefully planning the space, selecting the materials and creating the lighting with care.

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Designer: Pengfei Hu Design Type: Office Classification: Interior

Yiheng Investment Management

Yiheng Investment Management is an office interior in Zhejiang, China, with a total area of 660 square meters. The design is themed with water. Curved ceiling forms and flowing light belts link the work areas and soften the boundaries between zones. The entrance hall combines curved elements, a large round ceiling with a light film form, and an LED wall with lamp belts on both sides. Partially atomized glass divides the showroom from the negotiation room and brings in outdoor light. The layout supports free movement and also protects privacy.

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Designer: Jeffery & Benson PTE. LTD. 即比設計 Design Type: Dental Clinic Interior Design Classification: Interior

Compostiton in Grey

The clinic has always had a nervous and unapproachable appearance, and designers hope to change people's previous impressions of the clinic. The designers made the clinic more approachable by implanting a warm atmosphere and blurring the boundaries of the base itself, which is divided into two parts by the public walkway, so they thought of naturally incorporating the public movement into the space and treating it as a blurred field. Designers hope that these two approaches will make this dental clinic different from the previous perception of dental clinics.

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Designer: WeiPing Lin Design Type: Residential Classification: Interior

Curve

Curve is a residential interior design for a 600 square meter apartment in a skyscraper in central Ningbo. The layout breaks the traditional square plan and takes inspiration from water droplets. Each droplet is treated as a distinct space, and droplets of different sizes are combined into flowing curved rooms. The curved walls and ceilings are built with glass fiber reinforced gypsum. Sustainable materials are used, including low emission paint, sintered stone flooring and certified boards. Stainless steel along the windows reflects daylight deeper into the rooms.

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Designer: Haibo Liu Design Type: Meditation Room Classification: Interior

Yueji Diffuse Space

The essence of Yueji Diffuse Space is to design a tranquil and pure, but exceedingly warm and real space. including spiritual rehab, tea ceremony and yoga. At the top of the room，a courtyard serves as the centre of motion lines and penetrates the entire space. It flows the air of the building, creates a thorough field of view and brings inside the outdoor sunshine. Sunlight will pass through the courtyard into the room, and as time goes, its light and dark system changes.

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Designer: 0103 Interior Design Design Type: Bar Classification: Interior

Janus

Janus is a whisky and cocktail bar located in Changsha, China. The interior covers about 200 square meters and is arranged over two floors. The facade is formed by simple black geometric blocks with classical details, and a cantilever platform holds a classical sculpture. The first floor is a supporting space, while the second floor is the main venue and receives daylight through a roof opening. The staircase uses loose wood treads that give a soft sound and slight rebound underfoot. Wood veneer with vertical grain and mirrored stainless steel shape the atmosphere.

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Designer: Hans Maréchal Design Type: Museum Classification: Interior

The Evoluon

Commissioned by Next Nature, taking the challenge of revitalizing the entrance, lounge, restaurant, and meeting rooms of the Evoluon with limited resources. The goal: to restore the monument's original essence while eliminating clutter. The circular design approach, by utilizing existing furnishings with a fresh blue "skin" to maintain the building's integrity. This blue symbolizes purity and the future, aligning with Next Nature's branding and Philips' legacy. The interior is made of environmentally friendly materials and furniture of local designers.

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Designer: Marius Mateika Design Type: Orchestra Music Hall Classification: Interior

Symphony

Symphony is a concert hall interior designed for symphony orchestra performances. The project is the reconstruction of an existing space of 1000 square meters with a complex geometric shape, located in Vilnius, Lithuania. A modular approach was used, based on standard elements such as rhombuses, triangles and smooth and ribbed planes. These components were assembled and adjusted to combine acoustic quality with visual appeal. The walls are made of plasterboard covered with oak veneer, with light strips in between. The wall patterns recall ancient Lithuanian motifs.

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Designer: Nobuaki Miyashita Design Type: Corporate Office Classification: Interior

Orico Training Center

Orico Training Center is a major consumer credit company with more than 110 million cardholders. The plan is to renovate and adapt their own training center to modern values and programs, which has deteriorated after its construction more than 30 years ago. To make the CI of Orico's felt throughout the space, the design is based on a VI using Credit Card as a motif. The eight training rooms are each designed with a theme based on the different types of credit cards issued by Orico, such as Gold, Platinum, and Black Card to embody the unique worldview of each credit card.

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Designer: Yaroslav Galant Design Type: Workspace Classification: Interior

Brazy Office Lisboa

Brazy Lisboa is an office interior designed for an entertainment, gaming and esports company. The workspace covers 320 square meters and occupies a whole floor of a commercial building. A sunset-orange ceiling extends over the entire space, recalling the colours of the surrounding nature. Vertical gardens cut through reflective ceramic wall panels, which widen the space and reflect light. A bar shaped as a silver wave welcomes visitors. A noise-absorbing carpet suggests green grass. Natural light reaches every area, reducing the use of artificial lighting.

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