Interior

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Designer: Bogdanova Bureau Design Type: Beauty Saloon Classification: Interior

365 Studio

365 Studio is a beauty studio planned for parallel treatments in central Kyiv. Up to five specialists can work with one client at the same time, so manicure, pedicure, hair coloring, eyebrow care and makeup can be completed in one or two hours. The interior covers 250 square meters on two floors and holds a reception, a waiting room with a bar, manicure and pedicure halls, a men's zone with a separate entrance, a color bar, a VIP room and staff areas. A stair with a curved green steel banister joins the floors. Ergonomics guided every dimension.

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Designer: Woo Ta Chuan Design Type: Residential Apartment Classification: Interior

Micro and Macro

Micro and Macro is a residential apartment interior of 88.5 square meters, planned for a family of four. All six surfaces of the space are treated as one composition, so each wall reads smoothly on its own and the whole remains in harmony. Ceiling beams and columns divide the areas naturally, and their edges are rounded with arcs to soften the view. Circular forms, brown and white tones and warm yellow lighting create a calm atmosphere. Storage is integrated into the entrance cabinet, the sofa wall and the dining cabinet.

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Designer: Che Yung Kung Design Type: Japanese Ramen House Classification: Interior

In Between Octaves

This is a design project that integrates oriental elements into a westernized shopping mall. The overall space color system is mainly white and wood grain. An array of hand written calligraphy lanterns is used to frame the outer kitchen and dining areas like a musical score. The ramen chefs cook with the spirit of Isshokenmei. From the moment they queue up to the end of their meal, the guests all show their love for ramen and Tsukemen, just like a beautiful melody resounding in the space. Notes continuously perform the contemporary Japanese space with sound tracks between the spatial scores.

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Designer: Shibui design atelier Design Type: Residence Classification: Interior

Silence Mirror

Silence Mirror is the interior design of a renovated apartment in Taiwan. The home measures 112.3 square meters and is located in a fifty-year-old building. Straight lines and simple blocks express the calm of Zen aesthetics. Mineral paint covers large wall areas and shows a mottled natural texture under light. Large tiles reduce visible lines, and travertine adds a delicate surface. Extra partitions were removed to widen circulation and enlarge the social area. Storage is concentrated in core zones to reduce cabinetry and keep the rooms orderly.

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Designer: Eric Fung Design Type: Retail Store Classification: Interior

Nebu

Nebu is a retail store in Hong Kong designed for the sale of snowflake crisps. The space measures 26 square meters and has a ceiling height of 3 meters. Soft whites and pale blues recall the light of a winter morning. Wooden display fixtures and gentle lighting add natural warmth. Sanded acrylic is combined with stainless steel to create a cool, snow-like finish, as the slightly translucent acrylic reveals the metal texture behind. An open layout allows free movement, and a chocolate fountain area lets customers watch the crisps being coated.

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Designer: Shao Bros. Development Inc. Design Type: Common Area Classification: Interior

Metro Casa

Metro Casa is the common area interior design of a residential building. The project applies the Lohas philosophy, which focuses on health, sustainability and community life. A geometric folding plate feature shapes the lobby counter and the surrounding walls, echoing the beveled frames of the building facade. Sustainably sourced wood, decorative grilles and geometric patterns are used throughout. Seating areas, communal zones and greenery encourage social interaction. The scheme covers about 920 square meters and guides movement through the shared spaces.

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Designer: Chen Fengfeng,Jiang Baoyi Design Type: Retail Space Classification: Interior

We Wedding Ring Art Center

We Wedding Ring is a jewelry retail space set in a single building within a creative garden rather than in a shopping mall. The interior covers 300 square meters and is finished in white tones. A transparent glass curtain wall opens the store outward and brings in more natural light. Curved structures divide the front and rear areas, while arched openings create contrasts of light and shadow. Shaped arches on the ceiling simulate skylights. A suspended balloon sculpture near the entrance invites visitors to interact with the space.

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Designer: Chiao-Yi Tang Design Type: Multifunctional Cultural Venue Classification: Interior

Serenity

This space merges a museum and digital library, embodying serenity and Sinology. The entrance features a marble texture wall and tall windows that create a play of light and shadow. Three volumes surround a central courtyard, distinguishing paths for visitors and researchers. Sunlit areas connect various spaces, while block-like walls create immersive environments. A staircase leads to the second floor with an audiovisual space and lounge. Stacked stone structures at the core reflect the collection's depth and connect both floors, with an open courtyard view fostering contemplation.

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Designer: Bo Yan Chen Design Type: Residential Apartment Classification: Interior

Arc Radiance

Arc Radiance is a residential apartment interior design of 93 square meters. The entryway includes a multi-functional cabinet that combines a shoe cabinet, a storage platform, a laundry unit and a seat. The entryway floor is finished in terrazzo and set 5 centimeters lower to form a dust collecting area. Curved panels and cylindrical grille panels extend the television wall toward the entrance, widening the view and softening three large ceiling beams. Wood materials, pale milk tones, recessed lamps and linear lamps create warm indirect lighting.

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Designer: Louis Liu Design Type: Residence Classification: Interior

Charm House

Charm House is a residential interior design for an apartment of 82.6 square meters in Taiwan. The home contains a living room, dining room, kitchen, master bedroom, children's room and reading area. An L-shaped entryway cabinet works as both a partition and storage unit, while a frosted glass screen in a titanium plated metal frame lets natural light pass through. Rounded corners soften the sharp angles of the long plan, and the corridor was widened to 160 centimeters for easy movement. Gray and white tones keep the small interior bright.

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Designer: SHUNSUKE OHE Design Type: Office Classification: Interior

Expandy

This is the office of a company that exports products from all over Japan overseas. It is located on the second floor of the company's vast logistics warehouse. The Spanish owner and a Japanese designer had many discussions to decide on the interior design. The design theme is a rough, dynamic, and inorganic monotone interior like an old warehouse in Europe or the United States. However, if everything is monotone, it becomes too inorganic and is not the best design for an office space to work in, so ingenuity has been put into each part to create a design suitable for an office space.

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Designer: Oft Interiors Ltd. Design Type: Interior Design Classification: Interior

Fusionista

Fusionista is a cinema interior design created through the renovation of an existing cinema in Hong Kong. The project covers 4375 square metres arranged over four floors. The two lower floors hold the ticketing and public areas, while the two upper floors hold the screening halls. The circulation route leads visitors past the light food counters on the way to the halls, which supports sales. Marble, aluminium, fabric, carpet and glass distinguish each area by colour and texture. Durable materials were selected to reduce later maintenance costs.

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