International Design

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Kanglaibo Resort Hotel

Legang Sun, Songtao Meng, Xiaoxue Ai Resort Hotel Interior Saturday, 20 September 2025

Kanglaibo

Kanglaibo is the interior design of a resort hotel located in the Baianshan National Forest Park in Jiangxi Province, China. The hotel is a single building of 16,000 square meters with 19 floors. The first floor holds the lobby, bar and breakfast restaurant, floors two to four hold dining and meeting spaces, and floors five to nineteen hold guest rooms and suites. Hakka culture guides the interior, with local stone, ceramics and traditional woodcut artworks. A temperature controlled water system serves the hot spring baths and saves natural hot spring resources.

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The Glare Boutique Shoes Shop

Aak Design Group Boutique Shoes Shop Interior Friday, 19 September 2025

The Glare

The Glare is a boutique shoe store interior located in Shenzhen. The space covers 2100 square meters and has a ceiling height of 5.5 meters. The interior is planned as a shoe gallery and combines sales, education and exhibition functions. Installation art shows, video displays, catwalks and courses are held inside the store. Each display prop is built as a separate artwork with its own character. A radio frequency identification system records purchase preferences and supports online services. The project was completed in December 2019.

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GTR and Teleport Office

ELTO Consultancy Office Interior Thursday, 18 September 2025

GTR and Teleport

GTR and Teleport is a co-working space located in an old airport terminal in Sepang, Selangor. The interior serves two companies under one roof, and a tunnel-like entrance made of stacked panels leads into each workspace. Aviation themes guide the design. Airplane turbines are reused as seating in the waiting area, and the bar top is shaped like a wing. A lit walkway acts as a runway that guides movement through the space. Iron plates, rivets, concrete paint and concrete flooring recall the old terminal, while orange tones and lighting add warmth.

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Dream River Bay Sales Center

Jiang & Associates Creative Design Sales Center Interior Wednesday, 17 September 2025

Dream River Bay

Dream River Bay is a sales center located in Guiyang Qingzhen city, an area known as a lake city. The interior covers a floor area of 3000 square meters and sits among mountain and wetland scenery. The design combines urban and natural landscapes and brings the surrounding views into the interior. A minimalist approach creates a quiet setting with a modern artistic character. The chosen theme is a cloud art gallery, expressed through architecture, light and shadow, and material. The space joins nature, culture and art for visitors.

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Smart City Exhibition Design

Michele Berdugo Exhibition Design Interior Tuesday, 16 September 2025

Smart City

Smart City is an exhibition design created for an international municipal innovation exhibition and conference held in Tel Aviv, Israel. The design covers 3000 square meters and includes a registration hall, a VIP lounge, business meeting rooms, conference stages and a gala venue. The concept is based on a vertical city rising above an increasingly urbanized world. Hanging and geometric elements are made of aluminum, plexiglass and mesh to keep the weight low. Printed carpets, light boxes and greenery installations complete the setting.

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Thermal Spring Hotel

Strickland Hotel Interior Monday, 15 September 2025

Thermal Spring

Thermal Spring is a hot spring bathing facility on the first basement level of a hotel in Kyoto, Japan. The interior covers 469 square meters, including the entrance and the corridor, and uses natural hot water that rises from the site. The design is inspired by the geology of Kyoto, by the spiritual traditions of the city and by the memory of the land. Garden stones found on the site were reshaped and reused for stone sculpture and flooring. A clay wall in deep indigo recalls the local dyeing culture, while a granite wall with a natural surface suggests underground water veins.

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