Interior

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Designer: YINPING YAO Design: Exhibition Hall Category: Interior

Wulin Star

Wulin Star is an exhibition hall created inside two historic factory buildings in Hangzhou. The renovation preserves the original structure and the industrial details of the old plant as far as possible. A revolving door of 8.5 meters in height rotates 360 degrees without a ground track, and a large folding screen is carried by an upper steel truss. The existing pipelines were reorganized and combined with custom mechanical devices. Idle interior areas are transformed into an active public space for exhibitions, art and commerce.

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Designer: Haocheng Qiao Design: Residential House Category: Interior

Time Imprint

Time Imprint is a residential house designed for elderly residents in a rural setting near Suzhou. The three-story building covers 680 square meters and combines traditional Chinese aesthetics with accessible planning. Anti-slip rubber flooring, handrails along the main passage, an elevator and a ground floor bathroom reduce walking distances and the risk of falls. Diatomaceous earth walls, carbonized bamboo, oak flooring and granite are used as finishes. Rainwater recycling, low-emissivity skylights and modular vertical planters with drip irrigation support sustainable living.

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Designer: Hui Ting Fan Design: Residential House Category: Interior

Weave of Light

Weave of Light is a residential interior design for a three floor house in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, with about 170 square meters on each floor. The living room features Silver Fox marble in geometric shapes accented by metal, and the dining room has a dome ceiling with reflective wood veneer. The open concept kitchen uses sliding glass doors to contain cooking fumes. Wavy walls and strategic lighting shape the master bedroom. Barrier free features serve older residents, while textured materials diffuse light and turn walls into art.

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Designer: Z-work Design Design: Model House Category: Interior

Happy Excursion

Happy Excursion is a model house interior in Shenzhen, China, covering about 418 square meters. The exhibition hall integrates wind, light and water to connect people with nature. The flooring carries a blue stone texture that suggests a calm river under the feet of visitors. A three-dimensional wall of Fantasy White Jade stone forms the central feature, and its surface changes as daylight shifts. A skylight panel with a light film creates soft lighting effects. The wooden cabinets are made from selected, dyed and finished wood veneer.

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Designer: Yusuke Kinoshita Design: Salon and Store Category: Interior

EN Skincare

En Skincare is a cosmetics store and treatment salon set within an 18th-century building in central Paris. The name En means beauty in Japanese, and can also mean circle and connection. These three meanings inspired the design. A series of circular brass partitions divides 150 square meters into four rooms across two levels. Two bright plaster rooms occupy the ground floor, while the basement retains stone walls and vaulted ceilings. Visitors follow a winding path to each treatment area, reflecting the Japanese idea of hospitality through discovery.

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Designer: Shang Cai Design: Characteristic Restaurant Category: Interior

Yunxi

Yunxi is a restaurant interior designed for daily dining and for private parties. The interior covers 600 square meters with a floor height of 6 meters and includes 150 table seats and two private rooms. Water is the design theme, and light is the main design element. Scenes of rain, water, cloud and fog are placed in different areas. Stage lighting methods highlight themed devices against a large black background. Cloud shaped table lamps descend when guests are seated. An intelligent lighting system adjusts colors for different events.

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Designer: Mistuhiro Shoji Design: Office Category: Interior

Work at Nagasaki

Work at Nagasaki is a coworking office set on the tenth and eleventh floors of a building in the old city center of Nagasaki, Japan. The two floors cover 4,500 square meters and are joined by a grand staircase that also serves as an open seminar room during events. The tenth floor holds a reception area, an event space and an open office. The eleventh floor holds closed offices and a meeting room with a wide view. Local materials such as Isahaya stone and Sendan wood were used, and a steel counter of 5.5 meters was made with shipbuilding methods.

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Designer: Miki Orihara Design: Private Hotels Category: Interior

Rinn Kyoto Miyagawasuji Hitotose Aki

Rinn Kyoto Miyagawasuji Hitotose Aki is a hotel interior located on Miyagawa-suji, a street in Kyoto that keeps a traditional streetscape. The design follows the strict local rules on building colors, shapes and styles. The lighting plan leads guests from dim light at the entrance to brighter rooms, and indirect lighting reveals the texture of the walls. Washi paper made with a local paper artist is used in several ways, including kakishibu treatment, koyori twisting and fukuro-bari layering. The aim is a calm and warm space for comfortable stays.

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Designer: Ayse Kubilay Design: Residential House Category: Interior

Bosphorus

Bosphorus is a residential interior design project for a house overlooking the Bosphorus in Istanbul. The building dates from the 1990s and has been fully renovated, keeping only the columns, beams and load bearing systems. The new layout spans three floors and connects each room to the next, with open spaces and natural light. Two living rooms separate family gatherings from guest occasions. A cinema room, a gym and guest suites are also included. Marble, glass, wood and stone create a calm and lasting interior.

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Designer: Bureau Interior Design Studio Design: Detached Summer House Category: Interior

Moment Hebil

Moment Hebil is a complex of six detached summer houses located in Turkbuku, Bodrum, Turkiye. The design combines contemporary comfort with the natural setting of the surrounding bay. Expansive floor-to-ceiling windows bring natural light into the interiors and frame panoramic views. Local materials, including Bodrum plaster, oak and impero reale marble, are used throughout the interior spaces. The open-plan layout increases the sense of spaciousness, with glass separators replacing traditional walls on the ground floor. The minimalist aesthetic draws on local architectural heritage.

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Designer: Xin Xu Design: Build Category: Interior

Eastern Institute for Advanced Study

Eastern Institute for Advanced Study is an interior design project for the teaching buildings of a technology institute in Ningbo. The design covers 1.5 million square meters. Each building has a distinct character. The Engineering Building uses suspended steel wire mesh and wall mechanisms for an industrial feel. The School of Life Sciences integrates plants. The Information Building uses metallic materials and interactive installations. Flexible furniture and adaptable teaching areas support an open and collaborative learning environment.

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Designer: Wu Zhigang Design: Exhibition Hall Category: Interior

Technology Museum

Technology Museum is the interior design of the new building of the Henan Science and Technology Museum in Zhengzhou, China. The interior covers the atrium, corridors and other public areas. Prefabricated concrete corrugated panels and anodized curved aluminum plates form the walls and ceilings, fixed with dry hanging technology on hot-dip galvanized steel keels. Irregular surfaces were measured with a total station and modeled in three dimensions, which allowed accurate layout and factory production. The interior supports the display of science and technology to the public.

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