Interior

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Designer: Yi-Ning Lo Design Type: B and B Classification: Interior

Morning Field

Morning Field is a bed and breakfast interior design located in Yilan, Taiwan. The three floors cover 247.9 square meters. The original concrete surfaces were retained and combined with modern elements and a minimalist wabi-sabi style. The first floor holds a shared lounge and dining area. The second floor contains a four-person room with a bathtub placed in a semi-outdoor space. The third floor has two double rooms. Dark paint, stone plastic composite flooring, vintage wood tiles, and cotton and linen fabrics create a warm atmosphere. The flooring resists moisture in the rainy local climate.

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Designer: Carina Lin Design Type: Residential House Classification: Interior

The Clouds

The Clouds is a residential apartment interior of 90 square meters in Taipei, Taiwan. The plan holds three bedrooms, a living room, a kitchen, a bathroom and a separate toilet. Curved lines run through the ceiling and the fitted furniture, softening the boundaries between the areas. The living room ceiling was shaped by hand at a slight angle to conceal beams of different heights. A custom foyer protects privacy and leads to an open storage area and a curved wine cabinet. Light from the large windows keeps the shared spaces calm and open.

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Designer: Bureau Interior Design Studio Design Type: Family House Classification: Interior

Villa OB

Villa Ob is a family house interior design located in Ankara. The interior favours open and fluid spaces. Automated panels replace fixed partitions, so rooms can be connected or separated as needed. The material palette combines dark wood for warmth with marble and metal for a modern character. A sculptural staircase links the levels and acts as a central feature. Custom made furnishings complete the rooms. The layout was developed from research on family routines and daily needs, and aims to balance comfort and practicality.

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Designer: Chaos Design Studio Design Type: Autocare Cafe Classification: Interior

Industrial Dynamic

Industrial Dynamic is an interior design for a cafe placed inside an autocare centre. The project occupies a 1500 square foot double volume industrial building that also holds a car showroom and office space. The cafe covers 1100 square feet at the corner of the shop front. Black coated mild steel arches with PVC leather seating recall the tall arched windows of old warehouses. Bricks, concrete and metal trusses create a vintage industrial look, while the colours, materials and furniture follow a minimalist style. An open layout links the two businesses without dividing walls.

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Designer: Anton Zubkov Design Type: Children's Room Classification: Interior

Adventure Nest

This space is designed for two little adventurers, where every detail is tailored for movement, play, and rest. The unique two-level structure combines cozy sleeping areas below with a spacious play zone above, optimizing space. The climb is both safe and functional, with built-in storage drawers in the steps. A sports corner with a climbing wall and Swedish ladder encourages activity, while a soft-mat relaxation area creates the perfect balance between energy and comfort.

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Designer: Atsushi Murakami Design Type: Retail Classification: Interior

Chuji

Although this store is located in the international city of Tokyo, it was planned in a quiet location a little ways back. There are many flashy stores with a Chinese atmosphere in the surrounding area, but this store has a modern Japanese atmosphere Zen. By using materials that are readily available, costs were kept down, while the cutting method and details were ingeniously designed to make it original and special. Also, with sustainability in mind, used tea leaves were dried and mixed into the plastering material for reuse. It is an expression that is rich in both appearance and aroma.

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Designer: Tsai's Design Design Type: Residence Classification: Interior

Flutter Chapters

Flutter Chapters is a residential interior design for a young couple in Taiwan. The home of 120 square meters was changed from four rooms to three, and one room became a dressing room that enlarges the master bedroom. A wall behind the sofa has a small corner removed to suggest the turning of a page, and an open shelf beside it holds personal objects. Rounded walls and door frames follow a wabi-sabi approach. A kitchen island replaces the dining table for daily use and social gatherings. Solid wood veneers, cabinetry and laminate flooring in earthy tones create a warm atmosphere.

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Designer: Yi-Ning Lo Design Type: Pilates Space Classification: Interior

Impulse

Impulse is a Pilates studio interior designed for women in Taiwan. The space covers 165.2 square meters and includes a counter, a consultation area, a locker area, an exercise area and a lounge. The design follows a wabi-sabi style, with curved forms, wood and a soft color palette. Curved ceiling drapery, irregular mirrors and chandeliers repeat the same flowing lines. Walls are finished with cement paint and earthy coatings, and details use stone veneer, vinyl flooring, grilles and fabric. Natural light enters from three sides, and a grille screen shapes a bright lounge.

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Designer: Lan Li Design Type: Residence Classification: Interior

Oriental Royal

Oriental Royal is an interior design for a 300 square meter family residence in Hangzhou, China. The design combines traditional oriental aesthetics with modern comfort. Warm wooden accents and rich textiles are used throughout the home. The living room has plush seating, large windows and a central coffee table with carved details. The dining area features a long table, elaborately designed chairs and soft ambient lighting. Each bedroom is adapted to its occupant, with a calm master suite in soft blue and neutral tones and playful children's rooms.

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Designer: YU FEN LEE Design Type: Residence Classification: Interior

I Land

I Land is a residential interior design for a 145 square meter apartment in Zhubei, Hsinchu, Taiwan. The layout follows a central axis that integrates pipelines and cabinetry into one system. An N-shaped storage structure separates the social area from the private rooms while the plan remains open. Hidden soft-close hardware and a rounded-edge foyer cabinet support a clean appearance. The study can be closed with a glass and metal sliding door. Mineral-textured plaster, light wood veneer and stone-patterned tiles form the material palette.

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Designer: Ryohei Kanda Design Type: Restaurant Classification: Interior

303 Shirahama Italian

The polycarbonate partitions that make up the dining area reflect the view of the ocean in front of the site, while at the same time refracting the light. Pendants and bracket lights are placed on top of the partitions to reflect the light. The partitions reflect the incoming sunlight and change their expression over time. The designer aimed to create an immersive space that sublimates the elements of Shirahama by light, while incorporating a view seamlessly connected to the outside.

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Designer: Zhang Yun Design Type: Sales Office Classification: Interior

The Smell of Book

The Smell of Book is a sales office interior located in Chengdu, China. The design uses the form and lines of the traditional Chinese book scroll as an art installation. The scroll shape also acts as the main circulation line, guiding visitors from the sales office on the second floor down to the model room on the first floor. Materials include mirror stainless steel, metal, acrylic, white stone, curved mirror and terrazzo. Large French windows reduce visual barriers and link the interior with the outdoor scenery.

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