International Design

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Red Brick Hotel

Red Brick

Red Brick is a hotel interior at Qinglong Mountain, created through the adaptive reuse of an old wharf. Reclaimed red clay bricks form a light permeable screen instead of a solid wall. The bricks are perforated and held by a concealed stainless steel system, so no wet mortar is used on the facade. Daylight passes through the small openings and casts changing patterns on the interior surfaces. The dry assembly protects the fragile bricks, reduces water use and allows later disassembly. The project reuses heritage material as an active building element.

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Teru Sushi  Restaurant

Teru Sushi

Teru Sushi is a sushi restaurant interior in Kitakyushu City, Japan. The 95 square metre space was created by renovating an existing dining venue. Guests enter through a passage inspired by the tea ceremony, which builds anticipation before the main room. A circular counter stands at the centre and acts as a stage, so every seat offers a clear view of the chef. Earthen walls, Italian tiles, ash wood and ceramic tiles made in the Mino pottery tradition surround a polished stone finish. Lighting highlights the cuisine and the craft.

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Flow Bar

Flow

Flow is a bar interior located in Shengyang, China. The space measures 180 square meters and has a long and narrow structure. An intentionally slanted wall separates the interior from the street. A deep industrial ink color covers every surface, creating a quiet atmosphere. A line of narrow windows reconnects the inside with the outside. A large artwork of rounded water drops is set on the ceiling in a vertical and horizontal order. Hidden light sources are embedded in the ceiling and walls. The hexagonal bar counter is cut like a diamond. Cement, metal, glass and wood are used.

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King Mo Jewelry Store

King Mo

King Mo is a jewelry store that gathers several jewelry brands within one interior. The design is based on the idea of an accumulation of gems. The ceiling is formed by white steel rods arranged along mathematical curves, creating a three-dimensional pattern that appears to change with the viewing angle. Each rod has a diameter of 80 millimeters and holds lighting and sprinkler systems inside. The rods were numbered and installed in order, as their lengths vary. The store covers 1200 square meters, of which about 500 square meters are common areas.

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The Ring Retail Development

The Ring

The Ring in Chongqing is a ground-breaking ecological retail destination featuring one of China's largest indoor botanic gardens. A first of its kind for the city, the interior design intertwines retail, nature, culture and experience and comes to life with a 42 meter tall botanical garden, interactive sports and culture, and a creative tenant mix. The power of biophilia and nature is front and center, pushing the agenda forward for retail design.

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Hilton Koti Curio Interior Design Project

Hilton Koti Curio

Hilton Koti Curio is an interior design project for a 3000 square meter luxury hotel in Gramado, Brazil. The design draws on the misty landscapes and mountains of the region. Organic shapes in woodwork, lighting and plaster recall the movement of mist. Regionally sourced wood and fabrics made from recycled PET bottles support a sustainable approach. Advanced woodworking methods and adaptive lighting were used, and local artisans contributed to the work. The layout balances communal and private areas to support interaction and rest.

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