Interior

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Designer: Vega Lee, Yin Yu, Larry Lee Design Type: Restaurant Interior Design Classification: Interior

Bco Yangzhou Zhongji

Bco Yangzhou Zhongji is a restaurant interior design located on the ground floor of the Zhongji Wenchang Center in Yangzhou, China. The space covers nearly 500 square meters and is double height, with full height windows that bring in daylight. The material palette combines low saturation concrete, pale oak and off white surfaces. Cascading ferns, monstera plants and a living moss wall of 1.8 meters add greenery to the dining area. The facade was rebuilt so that the restaurant reads as transparent from both inside and outside.

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Designer: If Design Design Type: Residential Classification: Interior

Eternal Center

Eternal Center is a residential interior design located in Hangzhou, China. The project uses an elevated platform, named the Floating Island, to optimize space within a dense urban core. Raising the living area creates openness, privacy and wide views. Local cultural references are combined with Western decorative elements in a calm, modern approach. Integrated systems manage fresh air, humidity, air filtration and sound insulation. A smart home system allows control of temperature, humidity and air quality. The interior covers 472 square meters.

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Designer: James Tu Design Type: Residence Classification: Interior

Garden Within

Garden Within is an interior design for a residence of about 512 square meters in Taipei, Taiwan. The layout follows the spiral geometry of the tower, and curved forms in the foyer, corridors and main living spaces extend sight lines toward a panoramic terrace. The entrance foyer holds movable furnishings and a sculptural bar counter, so it can serve as a reception area for events. The dining room sits in a cylindrical volume with four arched automated doors in Silver Fox marble that frame garden views. The tea room converts into a study or a reception room.

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Designer: Mai Wahdan Design Type: Equestrian Lounge Interior Classification: Interior

Maison Equine

This equestrian project transforms the conventional stable into a refined environment dedicated to beauty and show horses. Located in Barka, Oman, the design integrates a panoramic lounge overlooking the paddock, placing observation and social interaction at the center of the experience. A disciplined circulation strategy clearly separates hospitality and operational zones, ensuring safety, efficiency and animal welfare. Layered natural materials, bold color compositions and tactile surfaces establish a distinctive spatial identity, while equestrian grade finishes guarantee durability.

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Designer: Mto & LARGE Design Type: Residential Classification: Interior

Cest Lavie Villa

Cest Lavie Villa is a residential interior design located in Jinjiang District, Chengdu, China. The interior covers 478 square meters. The design joins Chinese and Western references under the theme of boundless light. Local elements such as the texture of Shu Embroidery and the colors of Sichuan Opera masks meet a contemporary French style. Floor-to-ceiling windows open the boundaries between rooms and admit natural light. Multifunctional private areas suit different living scenarios. Art installations and wall paintings are made with aged pigments and recycled materials.

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Designer: Daisuke Takamiya Design Type: Retail Store Classification: Interior

Taneya Club Harie

Taneya Club Harie is a retail store located inside a department store in Kusatsu, Shiga, Japan. The store brings together traditional Japanese confectionery brand Taneya and Western patisserie brand Club Harie in one space. The design follows a single concept of strata, expressing layers of time. Ceilings and fixtures are formed by layering precisely cut wooden panels shifted by millimeters. Solid chestnut wood and lacquer mark the Taneya side, while light laminated plywood marks the Club Harie side. The flowing curves guide visitors deeper into the store and ease congestion.

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Designer: Roland Stanczyk Design Type: Residential Classification: Interior

Warsaw Penthouse

Warsaw penthouse designed by Roland Stanczyk combines luxury, functionality, and refined aesthetics. Custom joinery, curved wooden fronts, and minimalist furniture optimize spatial flow while creating tactile warmth. Smart home systems control lighting, climate, and security, enhancing comfort and energy efficiency. Sustainable materials, circular design strategies, and responsible detailing ensure minimal environmental impact, longevity, and adaptability. The project exemplifies contemporary, high end residential design with thoughtful, holistic solutions.

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Designer: 10CM INTERIOR DESIGN Design Type: Residential House Classification: Interior

Luxury Whispers

Luxury Whispers is a residential interior design for a 168 square meter home in Taipei City, Taiwan. The layout includes a living room, dining room, open kitchen, study, three bedrooms and five bathrooms. An open plan connects the living room, study and dining area, so natural light reaches deep into the home. Curved elements soften sharp corners, and a vaulted ceiling adds a sense of height. Materials include large format tiles, marble, titanium coated panels, fluted glass and natural wood veneer. Layered indirect lighting creates a warm atmosphere.

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Designer: hhhhsstudio DESlGN Co.,Ltd. Design Type: Dessert Shop Classification: Interior

Chuchulab Short Cakes

Chuchulab Short Cakes is the interior design of a short cake boutique in Shenzhen. The 125 square metre space draws on the Southern French coast, using curves that echo the motion of waves. Wood veneers, sintered stone slabs, handmade tiles and marble are combined with greenery to create an airy and calm ambiance. Soft lighting and neutral beige and grey tones support the restful mood. A central island bar serves dining areas on both sides and guides circulation, while semi enclosed seating offers privacy for guests.

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Designer: Liu Jinrui Design Type: Kindergarten Classification: Interior

Woodland

Wandering in the Woods is a kindergarten interior designed for children aged two to six. The original building had limited space and relied heavily on artificial light. For reasons of structural stability and cost, the design keeps the entire structure and inserts an atrium that runs vertically through three stories, so all classrooms receive natural light from both sides. Columns become trees and beams become bridges. Continuous stairs and slides spiral around the columns and connect the spaces. Tree houses offer quiet areas for reading and handwork.

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Designer: Takahiro Todoroki Design Type: Restaurant and Bar Classification: Interior

Boku

Boku is a restaurant and bar interior in Guadalajara, Mexico. The design combines Japanese spatial principles with local culture and is inspired by Osaka street food, with takoyaki as the central theme. A curved counter encourages social interaction, and wall textures add tactile detail. Suspended bamboo lighting and natural materials create an organic atmosphere. A mezzanine makes use of the high ceiling and adds functional variety. The venue serves food during the day and becomes a bar and event space at night.

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Designer: Ryoko Ogoshi Design Type: Residential Classification: Interior

Nomad House

This project reinterprets a 40 year old residence for contemporary nomadic living by removing existing layers to reveal latent spatial potential within the concrete structure. Originally fragmented across levels, the space is reorganized vertically into a continuous composition, with an open living area above, private spaces below, and an introspective basement. The basement supports both individual retreat and shared moments, creating a gradual transition between openness and intimacy, where memory emerges through everyday inhabitation.

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