Interior

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Designer: Ruixue Liang Design: Exhibition Hall Category: Interior

Ligne Roset

Ligne Roset is a furniture showroom interior located in a shopping mall in Chongqing, China. The layout places the customer route at the centre of the design. Products are arranged in groups that simulate complete rooms, so visitors can picture the furniture in their own homes. A guided path leads from the entrance to every corner of the store, making all products visible. A second gate entrance faces busy neighbouring shops to draw more visitors. Wabi-sabi, modern, light luxury and French tones are combined, unified by a shared colour range and curved forms.

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Designer: Kao Jui-Chang Design: Interior Design Category: Interior

Tai Chi

This one-story residential bare-shell unit is an opportunity to create an inviting and harmonious living space. The main traffic flow passes through the entrance foyer, branching out to the left and right. The color scheme is elegant, soft, and calming, setting the tone for the open and inviting public space. This sensible division of living space is akin to Tai Chi, balancing two modes into one harmonious unity, while also providing the flexibility to stand alone.

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Designer: Chung Yi Chun Design: Residential House Category: Interior

The Warm Days

The Warm Days is a residential interior design for a family home of 130 square meters. The scheme is based on harmonious and restrained tones with wooden materials. A movable dining table is matched with a kitchen island and shaped by a smooth curved line. A sliding door closes the kitchen while keeping the interior open and light. The clear height difference between beams and columns is resolved with sloped forms. In the master bedroom, the headboard panel uses an imitation water mold material, combined with dark green flannel and titanium-plated metal.

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Designer: Wu Pei Yun Design: Residence Category: Interior

Digi Wave

Digi Wave is a residential interior design for a 320 square meter home in Taiwan. The theme is the ocean tidal wave. Arc lines and wave elements appear in the colors, circulation, storage and material details. The dining area was moved to the French window to gain a full sea view. The former central dining area became a DJ console inspired by a harbor and a ship, with lights that change with the music. The entryway uses arc shaped plated titanium panels to hide beams and columns. Dark wood veneer, marble and indigo cloth complete the interior.

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Designer: B5 Design Design: Atrium Category: Interior

Royal Palace

When the designer started this project, he wanted to simulate the ancient era but in different terms of design; he used colors and raw materials to indicate the current era so he mixed between the present and past. The design was inspired by the study of some of the best buildings and palaces that have been built in the past ages such as the Elysee Palace in France, Palazzo Madama in Italy, and Abdeen Palace in Egypt. The design team faced several problems such as the height and how to ventilate space, which led to work on exits for ventilation of the walls and hide them in a pleasing manner.

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Designer: Prashant Chauhan Design: Private Home Category: Interior

Rustic Zen

Rustic Zen is an apartment interior design in Nagpur, India. The home occupies a full floor of about 400 square meters on the sixth floor of a high rise building, formed by joining two apartments. Light and ventilation enter from all sides. The living area of about 2000 square feet holds a formal living space, a bar, a family living space and a dining space, which can be separated by glass partitions when needed. A guest bedroom, a powder room and the kitchen connect to the dining space. A rustic material palette shapes the calm and elegant character.

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Designer: SHUNSUKE OHE Design: Cafe and Laundromat Category: Interior

Wash Base 718

It is a complex of a cafe and a laundromat. These are seamlessly and organically connected without boundaries. It is a place where people can spend a leisurely time as they wish. The main colors are white, natural brown, and vivid blue-green as accents, The richly planted vegetation creates a comfortable space. It is like a beach house by the sea. The colorful facility stands out in an area lined with old buildings. It is visited daily by many guests, young and old, male and female, and serves as a landmark in the community as well as a place for socializing.

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Designer: Rong Xiang Interior Design Design: Office Category: Interior

Perfect Look

Perfect Look is an office interior located on the first floor of a 45-year-old building in Taiwan, with an area of 99.1 square meters. The open plan is divided by a double-sided screen. The outer area faces the windows and holds a sofa zone, a bar and a meeting room with a glass door for light and sound insulation. The inner area is the staff work space, where curved desk panels give each person privacy. Storage units and tables are suspended to keep the look light. White surfaces, wood grain, dark marble and metal details set the tone.

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Designer: Lorence Wang Design: Interior Design Living Spaces Category: Interior

Wabi Sabi

The key theme of the design takes Wabi Sabi as the core. The oriental fusions take the simplicity as beauty to return the urban space back to the healing inner resonance. The space is no longer focusing on extravagance, but also reinforcing the reflection of real life - back to nature, respect for time, and following your heart to restore the essence of life that seeks a sense of belonging. Of course, such design is given its purpose that endows quality lifestyle allowing people to get away from hustle throughout the rooms with a touch of lush greenery and a color of bright warm tones.

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Designer: FU CHIUNG HUI Design: Smart House Category: Interior

Free Path

Free Path is a smart home interior design with a total area of 156 square meters. The layout is inspired by hotel spaces, so the living room works as a travelers lounge and the dining room recalls a theme restaurant. Each guest bedroom follows a different style, and the top floor holds an entertainment space similar to a banquet hall. A tablet controls the connected systems, while window shades and light levels adapt to the sunlight. Fire detection, smoke detection and video surveillance support safety.

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Designer: Marx Chuang Design: Residence Category: Interior

Double Bass 23

Double Bass 23 is a residential interior design for a family of four in Taiwan. The apartment covers 403.3 square meters and includes four bedrooms, a living room and a dining room. Travertine, oak, steel and leather are used in their natural state, with neutral colors throughout. Stone forms the entrance, fireplace and dining room surfaces, steel plates serve as shelves and bookshelves, and oak and leather add warmth. The open public area sits at the center, with private rooms on both sides. The layout follows the wind direction, sunlight and the long shape of the apartment.

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Designer: Kiyotoshi Mori Design: Residence and Gallery Category: Interior

Hat on the Ridge

Hat on the Ridge is a two-story wooden residence with a gallery in Kamakura, Japan. The earthen floor rests directly on the bedrock, and a square pyramid roof covers a pillarless space. The roof is low at its edges and high at its center. Each of the four roof edges is flipped up to open toward a different view: the mountain, the valley, the village and the sky. Four distinct spaces are formed in this way. In the corners, the upper floor is cut through to the ground, connecting the two levels. Antiques are displayed at the scale of daily living.

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