Interior

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Designer: Chien Hao Tseng Design Type: Minimalist Living Interior Classification: Interior

Framed Sanctuary

Framed Sanctuary is a minimalist interior that transforms a 40 year old apartment into a calm, reflective living space. A 1.5 centimeter steel frame defines spatial boundaries without walls, allowing light and air to flow freely. Concrete, wood and monochrome tones enhance material contrast and sensory depth. The restructured layout improves daylight access, circulation and spatial clarity, with focus on framed views and daily rituals. The project emphasizes structure, emptiness and light to create a quiet yet engaging atmosphere in a dense urban setting.

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Designer: OPLONI Design Type: Custom Interior Design Classification: Interior

Star Brown

Star Brown is a residential interior design series that integrates doors, walls and cabinets into one continuous system. The palette of black, white and grey is combined with vertical light columns, grilles and mirrored acrylic panels to create ordered patterns of light and shadow. The television backdrop has a 45 degree diagonal cut for a slim appearance. Metal handles are formed by extrusion and pleating, recalling folded fabric. Modular furniture allows flexible layouts, and an intelligent control system adjusts lighting and music.

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Designer: Lo Shih-Cheng Design Type: Residential Classification: Interior

Arc of Harmony

For the overall spatial planning, the designer uses a variety of materials to showcase the rich diversity of nature. In addition, the team employs different forms, colors, textures, and combinations to create a harmonious coexistence with the ecosystem, reflecting respect and care for the environment and ecology. The design aims to evoke deep emotional and spiritual resonance, helping dwellers feel connected and resonate with nature.

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Designer: Jack Lee Design Type: Residential House Classification: Interior

Postmodern Monologue Home

Postmodern Monologue is a residential interior design for a 338 square metre home. The project combines postmodern and minimalist ideas to create a calm and balanced living space. The layout was reorganised to form four bedrooms, each with a private bathroom and a walk-in closet, supporting multi-generational living. Shared living and dining areas, a laundry room and communal storage complete the plan. Large floor-to-ceiling windows bring in natural light, while custom storage keeps the interior orderly and functional.

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Designer: PepsiCo Design and Innovation Design Type: Experiential Classification: Interior

Pepsi Diner Milan 2024

Pepsi Diner Milan 2024 is a pop-up diner interior created as a temporary brand space in Milan. The design brings the New York diner concept to Europe, as the first activation of the diner outside the United States. The interior applies the new Pepsi logo and visual identity system. References to Italian pop culture, including soccer and music, are used within the space, and programming with Italian celebrities was curated for guests. The aim was to connect with European audiences by including local culture in the brand story.

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Designer: YEH CHUN-PENG Design Type: Interior Design Classification: Interior

The Force

The Force is a residential interior design completed in Taiwan in 2024. The kitchen and dining areas are connected by a bar counter and utensil cabinets, which improve convenience during meal preparation and dining. A sloped grid links the public areas and answers the storage needs of the residents, keeping the space neat and comfortable without feeling oppressive. Triangular frames soften right angles and give the long space visual continuity. Fluorescent accents outline the dark surfaces. Healthy and non-toxic green building materials were used.

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Designer: Yi Yuen Chang Design Type: Studio Classification: Interior

Path of Light

Path of Light is a two-story design studio interior located in Hsinchu, Taiwan. The workspace is arranged like a gallery, where daylight defines openness and flow. Staggered three quarter height walls modulate light and shadow to add spatial depth. Stone textured surfaces guide movement and reduce maintenance. The ground floor holds a reception, an open meeting area and offices. The second floor contains a salon, a material display room and an open classroom, with warm wood tones and ambient lighting. Existing structures and furniture were retained to reduce material use.

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Designer: GOOD PLACE Design Type: Office Interiors Classification: Interior

Cell Resources

The office of Cell Resolutions, a leading regenerative medicine company, was designed with the concept of Geometric Clear. This concept created a space that conveys cleanliness and confidence, while allowing visitors to experience the potential of cellular structures. The bodies of living things are made up of organs made of different types of cells. The idea is expressed through a combination of geometric and clean elements. The addition of water, inspired by its vital role in cells, adds a stunning visual dimension to the design through the incorporation of colors.

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Designer: Katori archi + design associates Design Type: Renovation Classification: Interior

The Westin Miyako Kyoto Chapel

Intended to express the new spirit of Kyoto, the highly original chapel is able to accommodate the increasingly diverse range of wedding styles sought by contemporary couples, including not only conventional church ceremonies but also Shinto and non-religious ceremonies. It utilized as much of the existing framework as possible, adding a wooden ceiling lattice interwoven with indirect lighting to evoke sunlight pouring through the branches of trees. The result is a sacred space imbued with traditional Japanese aesthetics and deep respect for its abundant natural surroundings.

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Designer: Hsin Ting Weng Design Type: Three Section Compound Classification: Interior

Counterpoint Poetry

Counterpoint Poetry is a residential interior design located in the countryside of Changhua City, Taiwan. The home covers a construction area of 121 square meters, set within a building whose 1980s beams and columns form square walls. The layout follows the nine-square grid of the Mandala Chart, with the core space placed at the center. Storage walls form a winding path that conceals clutter. Earthy browns represent the fruitfulness of the soil, and an emerald green wall marks the main living area. A quiet computer room with a futon supports daily use.

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Designer: Daisuke Takamiya Design Type: Hotel Classification: Interior

Strata Naha

The project plans to create a unique 'city resort' hotel in the heart of Naha-city, Okinawa. The name "Strata" was inspired by the land's rich nature and culture, which means layers of earth; it aims to discover layers of preexisting cultural gems and adding new layers of value to the ongoing cultural contents. The project also aimed to create a hotel that connects with the local community; original textiles are incorporated in a modern interior design by collaborating with local traditional artisans.

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Designer: Liang Wei Design Type: Working Space Classification: Interior

Zhonggu Logistics

Zhonggu Logistics is an office interior located in a container shipping logistics park in Rizhao, China. The building has nine floors and covers 10000 square meters, with areas for business, a corporate culture exhibition, offices, a restaurant and staff accommodation. Corrugated metal sheets recall the surface texture of containers and appear on the lobby wall, the reception desk background and the floor signage. Reflective light strips on the ceiling and the floor guide visitors toward the dispatch center control room on the ninth floor.

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