Interior

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Designer: JEN LIU Design Type: Residential House Classification: Interior

Subtle Interplay of Ink and Glow

Subtle Interplay of Ink and Glow is a residential interior design for a 99.17 square meter apartment in Taipei, Taiwan. Several existing walls were removed to open the kitchen to the living and dining areas. A kitchen island forms the center of the home, offering storage in built-in drawers and cabinets and serving as a preparation area, a light dining spot and a study place. A multifunctional room with a half-glass partition and adjustable blinds works as both a study and a guest room. Energy-efficient LED lighting and recyclable building materials were used.

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Designer: Qu Space Design Design Type: Residential Classification: Interior

Dwelling S

Dwelling S is a residential interior design created by joining two apartment units, with a total area of 578.5 square meters. The kitchen island dining table and the adjoining open area form the social center of the home. The table is made of stone and wood and is suspended without corner legs, which makes it safer for children. A transparent wine cellar with a stone-like exterior displays the wine collection. Large slab tiles, marble-textured stone tiles and dark Venetian paint create a modern atmosphere. Private and social areas are separated for comfort and privacy.

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Designer: Oval Design Limited Design Type: Design Classification: Interior

Hkhs Exhibition Centre

The refurbished Exhibition Centre instils public confidence by underscoring Hong Kong Housing Society’s 70 year legacy serving Hong Kong. Innovative exhibits such as immersive VR and digital twin engage visitors. Visitors irrigate the centerpiece tree, symbolizing bridging citizens and housing policy and representing its people focus commitment and efforts. The old video with VR goggles is turned into a LED dome with VR. The challenge is how to configure the dome into an acute angled space. All in all, the Centre inspires trust and longing for better homes, vital for Hkhs’s progress.

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Designer: Chiara de Rocchi Design Type: Interior Design Classification: Interior

Yenikoy House

Yenikoy House is a residential interior design project located in Istanbul, Turkey. The home covers 250 square meters and includes an 80 square meter terrace. The layout has four rooms, with two bedrooms, a gym area, a living area and a kitchen. The design is shaped around the city view, so residents can sense the surrounding city from inside. The furniture was kept simple to keep the focus on the view outside. Tadelakt, a natural and breathable ecological material, was applied to the walls and the ceiling.

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Designer: Lina Chen, Yiting Ma Design Type: Shop Classification: Interior

Cosmetea Pop Up

Cosmetea Pop Up is a retail and exhibition shop in Shanghai, China. The 9 square meter space occupies a former steamed bun restaurant on Yuyuan Road, a street with more than 100 years of history. The design combines tea with cosmetics. A dramatic opening on the facade, inspired by the tea pitcher form of the brand logo, extends into a narrow circular tunnel clad in mirrored stainless steel and lit by LED strips. Shelves are inserted into bespoke slots based on mortise and tenon joints. A red wall cabinet provides display and storage.

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Designer: Soroosh Roghanian Design Type: Cafe and Restaurant Classification: Interior

Kazhe Lounge

Kazhe Lounge is a cafe and restaurant interior located in Qom, Iran. The design covers 1078 square meters over three floors. Cool, dark colors, broken forms, and greenery create a contrast with the surrounding desert environment. The layout includes closed, semi-open, and open areas, so visitors can choose between different atmospheres. Modular seating and varied ceiling heights add flexibility. A chandelier made of welded and shaped iron sheets spans two floors. Sculptural flamingo elements refer to the idea of freedom.

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Designer: PAI-MO CHANG Design Type: Apartment Interior Design Classification: Interior

Log Concerto

Log Concerto is an apartment interior design located in Taipei. The layout takes advantage of mountain views seen through expansive windows. The design blends modern form, Oriental styles and Continental impressions. Premium Myanmar teak covers the walls, flooring and furniture, while marble paneling lines the main wall with titanium metal trims. A floor to ceiling wood cabinet divides the living and dining areas, featuring geometric engravings and five swivel screens that let light pass through. The screens keep sightlines flexible, either semi open or fully separated.

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Designer: Arkiteam Architecture Design Type: Sales Office Classification: Interior

Rams Beyond Etro

Rams Beyond Etro is a sales office and showroom in Istanbul. The interior covers 1650 square meters and is arranged as a gallery. White surfaces frame curated artworks and a model of the residential project. Curved walls are formed from gypsum board, and the ceiling is finished with custom metal panels that reflect light. White natural stone flooring makes the flowing forms and shadows more visible. A spider glass facade connects the interior with the city. A clear path leads visitors from the reception to the main display zones.

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Designer: Jiang & Associates Creative Design Design Type: Bookstore Classification: Interior

Pingshan Cultural Cluster Book Mall

Pingshan Cultural Cluster Book Mall is a bookstore interior inspired by the local Hakka enclosed houses of Shenzhen. The space is divided into a square zone and a round zone. The square zone is oriented to young people, and its layout expands around a central activity area. The atrium walls recall the structured facades of traditional tower buildings, while a mirror finish ceiling extends the view. The round zone is oriented to families and children, with curved book walls and a white spiral staircase. Reading, catering, exhibition and social functions are combined.

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Designer: Chen Yu Ching Design Type: Apartment Classification: Interior

Frames of Memory

Frames of Memory is an apartment interior design located in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The 100 square meter home includes a master bedroom, two secondary bedrooms, a living room, a multifunctional dining area, a kitchen and two bathrooms. North American neoclassical elements are reinterpreted for a contemporary Asian residence. A custom 1 to 4 paneling system is built with moisture resistant foam boards suited to the humid local climate. A dark toned foyer, a retractable kitchen door and full height built in storage support privacy, order and daily comfort.

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Designer: Fang Ming Lo Design Type: Residential Classification: Interior

Belonging

Belonging is a residential interior design for a family of three generations in Taiwan. The home covers 512 square meters and has a narrow, elongated layout with a low ceiling. Grille elements form the main theme and extend from the first floor to the upper floors. The grilles also serve as display units, storage and room dividers. Stained wood veneer parquet and lighting lines follow the same linear pattern. A mirrored ceiling reflects the interior and increases the sense of height. The top floor holds shared entertainment areas and a covered terrace.

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Designer: Katsunori Nagai Design Type: Interior Space Classification: Interior

Nagisa Bakery

Nagisa Bakery is a bakery interior in Osaka, Japan. The spatial composition expresses the themes of shore and sea through designs and colors that emphasize lines. Baguette bread is displayed like surfboards, propped against corrugated slate, a material commonly used for the roofs of beach huts. Eight shades of blue paint are applied to the ceiling to create the effect of louvers. Existing equipment and fixtures were reused, which reduced waste and construction costs. Distinct materials set the display area apart and draw attention to the products.

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