Interior

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Designer: Zeajoy Cultural Communication Co., Ltd Design Type: Sales Office Classification: Interior

Star Mansion

Star Mansion is a sales center interior located in Zhuhai, Guangdong, China. The project covers 600 square meters. The design uses repeated lines and volumes to guide the visual focus through the space. Black and white stripes build the reception area of the lobby in a repeating pattern. Bold colors are used in the sand table area and the negotiation area. Materials include blue gray lacquering board, orange lacquering board, artificial stone, colored gradient glass and steel mirror. The ceiling is formed by many small mirror plates combined with light emitting diodes.

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Designer: Jolan Hsiao Design Type: Residential House Classification: Interior

Moroccan Elegance

Moroccan Elegance is a residential interior design for a 132 square meter home in Taipei, Taiwan. The interior combines Moroccan patterns with modern living. Solid wood, cast iron and patterned tiles create natural textures and warmth. A blue and white color scheme evokes a calm maritime mood, and handcrafted lighting fixtures highlight the artistic character. Smart lighting and temperature control add comfort, while eco-friendly materials and energy-efficient devices support sustainability. Through-display shelving suits the habits of cats while remaining easy for residents to use.

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Designer: Mstudio Design Type: Residential Classification: Interior

Ultima

In the design of Ultima project, the way light flows through the rooms, combined with smooth, flowing lines and natural textures, brings the space to life. Every detail, from the layout to the finishes, is carefully considered to create a home that feels personal, stylish, and full of warmth. The low bench by the window provides a cozy spot to sit and enjoy the scenery, and on clear days, it offers a breathtaking view of dazzling night lights in Hongkong.

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Designer: Long Wu Design Type: Bar and Restaurant Classification: Interior

Petit Potato

Petit Potato is a bar and restaurant located on Bay Street in downtown Toronto. The interior covers about 4,435 square feet and is divided into three zones named Luminous Lagoon, Ethereal Forest, and Spiritual Cave. Organic forms, layered textures, and dynamic lighting create a calm retreat from the dense urban surroundings. Textured tiles, reflective metals, and natural wood are used throughout the space. Existing structural columns are shaped into tree-like forms, and plant installations are mounted upside down.

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Designer: Nine Dimension Design Design Type: Real Estate Classification: Interior

Qingcheng Creek

Qingcheng Creek is a homestay village and vacation interior design located at the foot of Mount Qingcheng in Chengdu. The project covers 2000 square meters and is arranged as a relatively independent island-shaped village. A semi-open layout balances privacy with shared views of the surrounding landscape. Visitors enter through a screened entrance and pass along an enclosed corridor hall, where the transition from darkness to light leads into the lobby. Natural stone and vertical pillars shape a calm, rustic character close to nature.

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Designer: DB&B Pte Ltd Design Type: Office Design Classification: Interior

BD's Hype Tribe

BD's Hype Tribe is an office interior located on two floors of a building in Singapore. The design unites several business units within one shared community space. A reception area, co-working cafe zones and work neighbourhoods are linked by a continuous visual journey. One cafe area is inspired by an alfresco setting and offers a calm and comfortable environment. Suspended acoustic panels create a sense of flow above the space. Wood and green planting are combined to bring biophilic elements indoors. A desk sharing approach supports efficient use of the floor plate.

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Designer: Wan-Ting Hung Design Type: Gift Shop Classification: Interior

Lai Hao

Lai Hao is a gift shop interior located in Ximending, Taipei, Taiwan. The store sells Taiwanese cultural and creative products. The design combines vintage and modern elements. Neon tubing outlines local landmarks, and a vintage lightbox is paired with neon lighting. Wood veneer and rattan tones recall traditional grocery stores, while faux terrazzo flooring adds texture. Movable islands and detachable pegboards allow flexible displays. The layout forms a loop that guides visitors through the 66.1 square meter space, set within a building over 50 years old.

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Designer: Che Yung Kung Design Type: Residential House Classification: Interior

The Sequence in Grating

The design aims to establish order within a disordered space. By incorporating a combination of virtual and physical spatial divisions and utilizing standardized translucent decorative materials, the interaction between natural and artificial light creates a dynamic visual effect. Over time, the space serves as a medium that reflects the passage of time. Additionally, a tone on tone color scheme, integrated with a carefully planned lighting arrangement and the owner's collection, enhances the artistic quality of the interior.

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Designer: 31 Design Shenzhen Design Type: Community Clubhouse Classification: Interior

Greenland Phoenix Pearl Club

Greenland Phoenix Pearl Club is a community clubhouse interior in Qingdao, China, a city set between mountains and sea. The clubhouse covers 4239 square meters and places a variety of functions within one sculptural structure. The space spirals upward to gain the maximum natural light and open upward views, in homage to traditional Chinese gardens. Natural materials and changing daylight create a calm and comfortable atmosphere. The modern and simple design centers on the landscape and offers residents a friendly setting for communication.

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Designer: Kazushige Masuya Design Type: Residence Classification: Interior

Jingumae Project

Jingumae Project is an apartment renovation in Harajuku, Tokyo, facing Togo Shrine. The L-shaped layout merges two units, and curved walls and ceilings improve movement through the home. Chestnut wood, stone and hand-blown glass are used with minimal surface treatment, so the natural textures remain visible. The sliding doors and other curved elements are carved from single pieces of solid wood. Parquet flooring and door details recall traditional Japanese lattice patterns. Earthy tones create a calm and elegant setting for urban living.

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Designer: Johnny Li Design Type: Social Club Classification: Interior

AP House

Ap House is a social club interior located by the sea in Macao. The design combines the idea of a modern chalet inspired by the Swiss Alps with colonial Macanese heritage. A cozy house sits within a vast space with tall ceilings, so the interior feels serene and intimate while keeping its grandeur. The club offers a bar, dining and watchmaking classes. Details include split-faced bamboo cast in bronze on door handles and table legs, and a solid wenge dining table for twelve. Lighting, audio, video and climate control are managed from a single tablet.

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Designer: UNDER ROOF Design Type: Aesthetic Medical Clinic Classification: Interior

Essencare

The Aesthetic Medical Clinic in Taoyuan, Taiwan, reimagines industrial heritage by drawing inspiration from historical flour factories. Its design features large columns and lush greenery, fostering harmony between humanity and nature. A central patio allows sunlight to create a vertical forest ambiance, reflecting seasonal changes. The entrance's Water Ripple Device and mechanical light tubes produce an underwater effect. This design creates an organic, migratory space where visitors can find sanctuary amidst urban memories, blending past narratives with a harmonious future.

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