Interior

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Designer: James Liu Design Type: Model House Classification: Interior

Qionghua Jiuzhang

Qionghua Jiuzhang Mansion is a model house interior located in Jinan, Shandong, China. The 346 square meter residence applies oriental gardening methods, placing water, trees, rocks and trails indoors, together with a water rippled mirror. Metal, marble, wood art and leather are used as the main materials. The entrance corner of the master room is turned into a quiet reading place. Panoramic floor to ceiling windows with a 90 degree view bring light into the rooms. Artworks, ornaments and collectibles reflect the tastes and interests of the residents.

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Designer: Yuquan Li, Xinyu Zhang Design Type: Catering Space Classification: Interior

Rock Fire Praise

Rock Fire Praise is a Japanese barbecue restaurant interior. The design uses a red and black color scheme to suggest rock and fire. The dining area recalls the cave paintings of Altamira, which show early people making a fire and roasting meat. Rough fumed oak and porous volcanic rock are the main materials, and their natural texture adds a sense of history. The second floor is divided by bamboo fences, wooden hedges and shoji doors in a wabi sabi style. Lighting on the upper level simulates natural light. The interior aims to offer a calm and appetizing dining place.

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Designer: LIN HUNG YEN Design Type: Interior Design Classification: Interior

Bar Mori

Imagine drinking to your heart’s content in a secluded tree cave in a forest. A newly-opened local bar restaurant in Linkou, Bar Mori features a Japanese style with forest motifs. Its low-profile, sleek environment makes for a chic yet serene hangout space with a café feel. Walking through a garden with lush vegetation and opening a glass door, you enter a transition hallway for a switch of setting, emerging from the hustle and bustle on the other side to a natural sphere of tranquility and elegance.

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Designer: Vincent Li Design Type: School Library Classification: Interior

Waterway

Waterway is a school library interior of 3900 square feet designed for a school in Hong Kong. The layout follows a diagonal axis that replaces the former linear plan. The borrowing desk and the new book display face the entrance, which supports contact between librarians and students. The bookshelf extends into a staircase where students can sit and read, and the same staircase seats up to 30 people as a teaching area when the projector screen is lowered. Sea blue, cement gray and wood tones recall the nearby sea and landscape.

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Designer: Lily Sun Design Type: Interior Design Classification: Interior

Wuhan Optics Valley DaJa Center Sales

Valley Dajia Center Sales is a sales center interior in Wuhan, China, covering 1622.7 square meters. The design is inspired by light rays and combines simple geometric shapes with fine lines. The first floor presents the main living space, together with a party bar and lounge areas. The second floor holds a sandbox area, a negotiation area, a water bar, an exhibition area and an office area. Materials include alloy plate with a special finish, dark wood, dark terrazzo, brushed metal, and gray and light microcement. The interior brings business, culture and art together.

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Designer: Daisuke Nagatomo and Minnie Jan Design Type: Circular Economy Exhibition Classification: Interior

We Transforming

We Transforming is an exhibition design about the circular economy. The layout guides visitors from a linear economy past, through a transforming present, to a sustainable future. The content is divided into seven themed zones: food, product life cycle, new business models, fabric, architecture, infrastructure and sustainable lifestyle. The main structure uses a modular shelf system, which makes the exhibition nearly 90 percent recyclable. All display materials and fabrics are given a second life after the event. The total area is 1123 square meters.

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Designer: PAO-CHIEH CHOU, TZE-HSIN SUN Design Type: Dental Clinic Classification: Interior

Nest

Nest is a dental clinic interior located in a two-story building in Taiwan. The clinic covers 280.9 square meters and includes a reception desk, a waiting area and treatment rooms. Floor-to-ceiling windows and a relocated staircase increase the daylight reaching the interior. Three-dimensional curves shape the walls and ceilings, which are finished in light beige mineral paint with a fine handmade texture. Seamless light cement forms the flooring, while solid wood, stone and rattan add natural accents. The layout aims to offer a calm and comfortable treatment experience.

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Designer: Zhu Shi Design Studio Design Type: Retail Space Classification: Interior

Ace Play

Ace Play Sport is a retail space for badminton equipment, set in a 50-year-old shophouse in Taiwan. The interior of 70 square meters has a narrow plan with daylight from one side only. An angled ceiling starts at the arcade and guides visitors inward. A hollow arched display island anchors the central zone. Unfinished birch plywood brings warmth and low emissions, while matte metallic paint and polished tiles suggest speed. A light-diffusing membrane ceiling spreads an even glow. The design links badminton heritage with contemporary retail.

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Designer: Hans Kline Design Type: Restaurant and Rooftop Lounge Classification: Interior

Ridge Room

The Ridge Room is a restaurant and rooftop lounge located on the top floor of a hotel. The interior is influenced by local hunting cabins and ski chalets. The dining area features brass tables with rustic oak seating and wide glass windows. An opening glass wall system connects the lounge directly to the patio, which offers views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. A custom fireplace, antler chandeliers and a painted mural warm the lounge. Back-lit rainbow onyx slabs and a zinc countertop define the bar. Added soundproofing protects the guest rooms below.

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Designer: Yuan En Huang Design Type: Residential House Classification: Interior

Flowing Light

Art in Flowing Light is a residential interior design for a home of 221 square meters. The plan includes an entrance, a living room, a dining room, a kitchen, three bedrooms and two bathrooms. A grayscale palette, contrasting materials and flowing curves shape the space, taking inspiration from museums and art galleries. An open layout, half-height glass partitions and electrically controlled glass guide natural light and allow privacy when needed. A spiral staircase of steel and glass sits beside the living room window. The simple backdrop lets each artwork stand out.

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Designer: Shinjiro Heshiki Design Type: Amusement Shop Classification: Interior

La Pina Distillery

La Pina Distillery is a retail and tasting facility located in Nago, Okinawa. The interior is themed around exploration and the search for the water of life. At the center stands the Brandy Pineapple Fountain, an object measuring 4400 millimeters in width, depth and height, shaped like a distiller from which pineapple brandy appears to rise from underground. Piping-style displays, lighting and an aged copper finish recall a large old factory. Wall fixtures in iron sheeting combine with wood grain to form a calm space that adult visitors can also enjoy.

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Designer: Lo Hsiao-Li Design Type: Residential Space Classification: Interior

Muhe

Muhe is a residential interior design created for co-living in an older apartment. A former bedroom is opened to connect the kitchen island, dining area, and reading wall, forming a shared axis that supports interaction among the residents and their pet. Sliding partitions let the home shift between privacy and connection, and a sliding television wall adjusts sightlines across the zones. A three-zone bathroom, concealed storage, and clear circulation support daily use. Brushed white oak, soft white tones, and layered lighting create a calm atmosphere.

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