Interior

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Designer: Linc Zhang Design: Apartment Renovation Category: Interior

M Loft

M Loft is a renovation of a micro apartment in Shanghai created for a single resident who works from home. The layout joins living and working areas, and provides generous study and storage space. Birch board with a soft color and clear texture is combined with large white surfaces, so the interior stays bright and open although only one window is present. Matte black details add a calm tone. Slim metal handrails were welded on site, with mitered joints that keep the connections almost invisible.

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Designer: Anson Cheng Design: Showroom Category: Interior

AC Concept

AC Concept is a showroom and workplace for an interior design firm. The interior serves as a multi-function space for meetings and staff gatherings, and also as a show flat for clients. An open-plan layout was adopted to increase the sense of space and to encourage interaction. The showroom is divided into an entrance, a living area, a dining area, a kitchen and a workspace. Layers are created through varied color tones, materials and lighting. A bar counter forms the focal point. An automation system is integrated throughout.

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Designer: Jui Min Chen Design: Vacation Apartment Category: Interior

Cloud

Cloud is a loft style vacation apartment in Yilan, Taiwan. The design follows an idea of subtraction, integrating living functions into simple lines and primary colors that cover the supporting structure of the building. The full interior height is 380 cm and the total floor area is 40 square meters. Permeable materials and a suspended staircase made of thin steel panels and pine plywood extend the view and reduce the sense of oppression in the small space. Curved shapes guide the eye from each area toward the outdoor greenery.

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Designer: Mu-Chin Chiang Design: Residential Category: Interior

Ombre Aplomb

Ombre Aplomb is a residential interior design for a 160 square meter apartment. The plan includes an open living space, two bedrooms with private bathrooms and two functional rooms. A dual colour contrast is present in every orientation of the space. Bianco carrara and nero marquina marbles set a black and white scheme, combined with matte wall tiling and grey mirror paneling. The flooring mixes wood parquet and polished marble to separate the dining area from the shared space. The kitchen is placed in a separate room to suit Eastern cooking methods.

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Designer: Chia Chi Yeh Design: Residential Category: Interior

Homestead of Pureness

Homestead of Pureness is a residential interior design for a four-room home in Taiwan. The public area follows a semi-open layout, and glass screens with titanium-plated frames separate the zones while keeping the space visually open. A sliding door closes the kitchen to contain cooking smells during use. The master bedroom and the children's room were each reduced by 50 centimeters to enlarge the study. Grey, lavender and light wooden tones are combined with a marble television wall, and dark brown furniture balances the light surfaces.

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Designer: Daisuke Nagatomo and Minnie Jan Design: Gender Neutral Toilet Category: Interior

Equality

Equality is a gender neutral public toilet located in Banqiao Station, New Taipei City. The 80 square meter space has a ceiling height of 2.7 meters and is built with ceramic tiles and high density plastic partition walls. An air duct in each stall creates negative pressure and removes odors. A signal indicator at the entrance shows which stalls are free and their type, including urinal, western, eastern and accessible. A central sink counter is set at a child friendly height, and a mirror green wall is fed with gray water from the sink.

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Designer: SHUNSUKE OHE Design: Fitness Studio Category: Interior

Impact Performance

The result is a space with a sense of the world that invites you out of your daily life and into another world. The exterior of the building is designed in the style of Brooklyn, New York, and the interior is a mysterious world reminiscent of an underground space. This space consists of four floors, and each floor has a different atmosphere. Each floor has a different taste, from a floor that looks like a street fight is about to start to a suspicious floor lit up with yellow and purple neon lights. It is a space where you can train your body as if you were a fighter yourself.

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Designer: Ching Hsiang Peng Design: Residential Apartment Category: Interior

Dance of Light

The Dance of Light is a residential interior for a two story home with a six meter tall space. A floating staircase fixed to the wall stands in front of large windows, reducing the volumes that block movement and forming an open square layout. Hanging timber steps and a glass railing let daylight filter through, while a section of glass flooring guides light to the second floor. The area under the staircase serves as a rest and play space. Integrating the bathroom and kitchen wall removes awkward corners and enlarges the usable area.

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Designer: Studio One Design: Residential Category: Interior

Shades of Ink

Shades of Ink is a residential interior design for a 70 square meter apartment in Taipei City. The home contains a foyer, a living and dining room, two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a kitchen. The layout is inspired by traditional Chinese ink painting and uses a monochrome scheme with varied tones. Ink-black wood paneling, middle gray ceramic tile and light gray mineral paint create contrast through texture. Unnecessary walls were removed and sliding partitions were added, so the boundaries between zones can shift with daily needs. The result is a calm and flexible small home.

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Designer: Ng Sai Ping Saipen Design: Residential Apartment Category: Interior

Homey with Miffy

Homey with Miffy is a residential apartment interior located in Homantin, Hong Kong. The apartment measures 606 square feet and is designed around natural wood. Walnut is used for most surfaces, while oak on the ceiling and floor is combined with concrete elements. Shades of brown, earth tones and mixed textures keep the small space warm without appearing dull. The living and dining area sits on a raised platform. A floor-to-ceiling cabinet that opens from both sides separates the entrance corridor from the living area.

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Designer: Evolution Design Design: Office Category: Interior

HB Reavis London

Designed according to the IWBI‘s WELL Building Standard, the headquarters of HB Reavis UK is aimed at promoting a project-based work, which encourages the break down of departmental silos and makes working across different teams simpler and more accessible. Following the WELL Building Standard, the workplace design is also aimed to address the health issues associated with modern offices, such as lack of mobility, bad lighting, poor air quality, limited food choices, and stress.

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Designer: Shi.mo Interior Design Design: Residential Space Category: Interior

Poem of Life

Poem of Life is a residential interior design created by merging two small homes into one residence of about 36 ping with four bedrooms and two living rooms. The layout forms a smooth flow from the entryway to the dining room, the kitchen and the living room. Warm milk tea tones, natural wood veneers, stone surfaces, special paints and imported wallpapers are kept within one tonal range. Wooden cabinets with embedded linear lighting and grey mirror display units add storage and give each area a calm and simple character.

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