Interior

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Designer: Another Tales Studio Design Type: Restaurant Classification: Interior

Novae

Novae is a restaurant and lounge interior with a futuristic character. The 346 square meter space contains two sections with distinct atmospheres, connected by a mirrored illusion tunnel. The restaurant area serves fusion dishes, while the lounge offers digestive cocktails and brown spirits. Circles, curves, a reflective ceiling and light traces shape the futuristic setting. The material palette is clean and sleek, combining white spray paint, rippled stainless steel and mirrors. Floating booth seating with strong white accents is filled with light.

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Designer: Yannan Zhang Design Type: Office Classification: Interior

Shiyi

Shiyi is an office interior design created for a design studio in Wenzhou, China. The original layout was simplified, and interspersed blocks outline the space and add contrast to the walls. Stone, wood and metal give simple colors and primitive textures. The interior is 5.38 meters high, so the volume was divided into two floors. A Y-shaped staircase with two separate paths avoids an existing beam and leads to two different areas. A suspended tea room on the second floor is carried by a steel frame fixed to the ceiling.

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Designer: Chien Sen Wang Design Type: Residence Classification: Interior

Greatest Luck

The couple, along with their two children, values a modern design that supports family life, learning, and social gatherings. Drawing inspiration from their time in Korea, they created a guest area in the basement, capturing the ambiance of Korean restaurants while maintaining a quiet space for their children. The first floor features an open kitchen with light tones and clean lines, offering a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Upstairs, modern aesthetics and personalized bedrooms for the children ensure a balance of function and comfort.

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Designer: Michael Tu Design Type: Commercial Space Classification: Interior

Dream Builder

Dream Builder is the headquarters and factory of a cold chain company in Chiayi City, Taiwan. The design follows Bauhaus ideas of function, simple geometry and honest materials. Large external iron frames are stacked with a semi-modular method to form colorful volumes inspired by logistics packaging boxes. Stone, architectural concrete, unpainted wood panels and ground concrete floors are combined in a base tone of gray. Interior walls show herringbone wood grain, and the lighting is arranged to change the appearance through the day.

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Designer: Kai Ting Wu Design Type: Office Classification: Interior

Efil Design Life

Efil Design Life is a 99 square meter office interior located in Taiwan. The ground level combines the character of a cafe with the comfort of a home, using an open kitchen, a marble bar and wood accents within a multi-layered plan. The upper level uses reeded glass partitions and a material exhibit to define work zones while keeping the space open. Sustainable materials and modern construction methods were applied. Strategic lighting and acoustic design support spatial quality and environmental efficiency.

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Designer: Muchuan Xu Design Type: Library Classification: Interior

Jinan Cultural Archives Center

Jinan Cultural Archives Center is a library interior located in the Lixia District of Jinan, Shandong Province. The library is one of eight venues within the cultural and archives center and occupies the second to fourth floors on the southwest side of the building. The design reorganizes circulation, adjusts the escalator position and reshapes the atrium edge. Glass partitions open views between areas and create a calm reading atmosphere. The result is a shared space where residents of different ages can read, meet and take part in cultural activities.

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Designer: AD ARCHITECTURE Design Type: Showroom Classification: Interior

Chasing Light

Chasing Light is a showroom designed for a ceramic tile brand in Foshan, China. The interior covers 890 square meters and combines reception, display and experience areas. Ceramic tile products are divided into four categories and are shown on horizontal and vertical surfaces within the space. The geometric forms and the scale of the rooms highlight the large sintered stone panels. Light strengthens the natural textures of the panels. Main materials include sintered stone panel, artistic paint, stainless steel and acrylic. The layout guides visitors along a clear route.

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Designer: Camille Chung Design Type: Highrise Residence Classification: Interior

The Circadian Home

A home should be a sanctuary for relaxation and revitalization, reflecting personal qualities, open, transparent, safe, and inviting. After the challenges of the pandemic, creating an environment that harmonizes with natural elements has become especially important, particularly as circadian rhythms are closely tied to daily life. The Circadian Home maximizes the flow of natural light into the space, with each area considering the user's habits and needs. The homeowner can naturally and effortlessly follow the rhythm of day and night, promoting physical and mental wellbeing.

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Designer: Chen.chiawen Design Type: Residential Villa Classification: Interior

Tipsy Paradise Casa

Tipsy Paradise Casa is a residential villa interior covering 1400 square metres. The plan places a ring-shaped wine cellar at the centre of the home. Banquet, reception and recreation areas are arranged around the cellar, so each area sits next to the wine cabinets. The central floor of the first level is opened so that daylight reaches the underground level. An arc-shaped outer ring and a curved stainless steel reflective surface reduce the visual pressure of the low ceiling and the beams. Solid wood, metal plate and ceramic board are used.

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Designer: Güneş Duman Gürbüz Design Type: Exhibition Center Classification: Interior

Celestone

The exhibition hall aims to create an atmosphere different from a traditional gallery environment. This project intends to reinterpret the relationship between art and the natural world. Functioning as both an exhibition and social space, the space extends its exhibitions into an integrated cafe area. Visitors can interact with digital artworks while drinking or gathering with friends. Combining natural aesthetics with screens, the project offers an environment where art and nature intersects.

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Designer: Luke Han Design Type: Resort Classification: Interior

Wyndham Dongrong

Wyndham Dongrong is a resort located in the south of Yixian County, Anhui, China. The resort covers 67118 square meters and unites architecture, landscape and interior design in one solution. The layout draws on traditional Hui-style villages, using enclosed courtyards, small water systems and winding corridors. Yixian Green marble, a local stone, clads the walls below the third floor, so the building appears to sink into the natural setting. Horse head wall forms are repeated as an array and simplified into art installations along the street.

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Designer: Jacksam Yang Design Type: Material Room Classification: Interior

Ripples

Ripples is a materials showroom in Taichung City, Taiwan, covering 60.5 square meters. A former office space was converted into an open showroom that also serves as a shared workspace for customer meetings. Two convex shapes on the ceiling form the starting point of the design. Systematic wood decor of 8 millimeters is thinly cut and bent to create curves and fold lines that extend across the ceiling and the walls. A total of 200 products are displayed, so visitors can see and touch real textures. The modular materials can be copied and assembled in other cities.

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