Interior

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Designer: Celia Chu Design & Associates Design: Luxury Hotel Category: Interior

Rosewood Bangkok

Rosewood Hotel Bangkok is a luxury hotel interior located in Bangkok, Thailand. The 30-storey building takes its form from the wai, the traditional Thai gesture of greeting. The interior is conceived as one grand mansion, and each space reads as a chapter in the story of a well-traveled Thai family. Marble, timber, metal, lacquer, leather and bamboo panels are combined with local craft, including a carved wood reception counter. Water features refer to Bangkok, a city built on water. The total area is 35000 square meters, with 159 rooms.

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Designer: He-Yun Lu Design: Office Category: Interior

Prosperity

Prosperity is an office interior design completed in Taiwan. The project renovates two floors with a total area of about 462.8 square meters. The conference room on the fourth floor is used to receive clients, where textured wood grain and grilles create a calm and stable impression. The fifth floor contains the staff office, a small conference room, a pantry, a seating area and a lounge. Curved floor cuts and circular shapes suggest unity, while removed partitions and glass increase the sense of space and daylight. Materials include stone plastic composite flooring.

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Designer: Leo Sun Design: Reading Space Category: Interior

Sissis Wonderland

Sissis Wonderland is a reading space for children, covering 108 square meters in Shanghai. The layout is inspired by the game of blowing bubbles, as rooms of different scales are joined together so that open and private areas overlap. Wood is the main material, combined with white paint and a soft grey floor finish. Stairs of varied heights, bookshelves that also serve as seats, zigzagging ramps and small arches are built to a child scale. Green plants grow where the spaces meet. The design turns the space itself into a large toy for exploration and play.

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Designer: Liao Zhe-wei Design: Residential Interior Design Category: Interior

Flowing Nature

Taoist Laozi believes that the nothingness of heaven and earth is interdependent. Interior design shouldn't be disconnected from the external environment. People shouldn't be enveloped in reinforced concrete. Form and function in one. A life that blends in with nature from the inside out. That is the essence of housing, through the extension of the interior space. Create intermediary spaces that define blurred boundaries between indoor and outdoor spaces. Break down the barriers between indoor and outdoor spaces. To achieve the ideal state of coexistence with the natural environment.

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Designer: Po Chun Tu Design: Exhibition Center Category: Interior

Anxin

Anxin is an exhibition center designed to present forest farm resources. The curved form of wood shavings is the main inspiration for the interior. Curved walls of scattered and stacked logs surround the exhibition hall and create a quiet atmosphere. The large logs give visitors the impression of standing in a forest. At the entrance, a map shows the distribution of the forest farm resources of Anxin around the world. The map is made of log waste. A specially designed rotating plate adds interaction to the space. The center is built entirely from waste wood to support environmental care.

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Designer: Feng Xu Design: Experience Center Category: Interior

Bluetown Taohuayuan

Bluetown Taohuayuan is an experience center and sales office covering 3620 square meters. The interior uses wood finishes and marble as the main materials, with natural wood tones and light gray colors. Simple and flowing lines outline a calm and functional space. Oriental aesthetics are combined with modern art, so the interior offers modern comfort while keeping the solidity of classical architecture. Dark red solid wood flooring is matched with minimalist tables and chairs in the negotiation area. Decoration is kept limited in order to highlight the function of each space.

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Designer: Hansheng Cheng Design: Commercial Complex Category: Interior

Lafonce Maxone

Lafonce Maxone is a cultural and commercial complex located in Xi'an, China. The interior brings together a shopping mall, a bookstore and other business types under a single book theme. Two artistic book walls, 18 metres high and 240 metres long in total, hold hundreds of thousands of books and are built with steel structures and transparent glass. The glass allows light to spread into the void area of the building. The original structure had been left unused for three years, and its open volume was kept to create a strong sense of space.

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Designer: Chao Wen Design: Hotel Category: Interior

Mansions Design Inn

Mansions Design Inn is a hotel interior located on a commercial street in Chongqing, China. The project covers 800 square meters and uses the high ceiling of the original loft space to divide each room into two levels. The lower level serves as the public area, with a living room, a bathroom and storage. The upper level is the sleeping area, with a device for hanging clothes and hats and a second bathroom where space allows. Staircases act as the visual center of each room. Steel, dark red art paint, carpets and varied lighting express a modern factory theme.

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Designer: COLOURLIVING Design: Retail Showroom Category: Interior

B&B Italia Hong Kong

B&B Italia Hong Kong is a retail showroom for a luxury furniture brand, located above a lifestyle concept store in Hong Kong. The space of 3,700 square feet follows the brand store concept by architect Antonio Citterio and recalls the ambience of the brand headquarters in Novedrate, Como. Clean lines and a contemporary design form a backdrop for sofas, wall systems, beds, outdoor furniture and a walk-in wardrobe in hand-finished leather and wood. Multiple areas present different styles, from the minimalist to the decorative, with an accent on contemporary living.

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Designer: Twins Studio Design: Restaurant Category: Interior

Tuya

Tuya is a restaurant and bar interior set in a heritage building in Vienna, Austria. The design spreads over two floors and creates an informal and elegant atmosphere. The Art Deco and Postmodern character of the original space is preserved by keeping the circular stair and a large part of the existing marble floor. Wall coverings are made of solid beech wood, cut with a CNC machine into triangular stripes. A ceiling installation is formed by more than 3000 glass tubes. The terrazzo floor is divided by brass profiles.

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Designer: Shang Cai Design: Banquet Restaurant Category: Interior

Yuntu

Yuntu is a banquet restaurant designed for large events such as weddings and celebrations in Shaoxing, China. The interior covers 1400 square meters with a floor height of 8 meters. The space is divided into three parts: a 60 meter long corridor enclosed by glass, a black and white hall with a cloud shaped partition, and a bright banquet hall. Painting techniques of the Song Dynasty guide the forms of the moon, clouds, mountains, water and flowers. Azure is the main color, combined with black and white, for a calm and ethereal atmosphere.

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Designer: Jheng Chen Interior Design Design: Residence Category: Interior

Golden Year Wheel

Golden Year Wheel is a residential interior design for a pre-owned apartment in Taiwan. The home covers 235 square meters and contains four bedrooms, a living room and a dining room. The layout was rebuilt around the idea of spatial transition. Arc-shaped walls and lighting link the entrance, living room, study and dining area in a smooth sequence. Stone, large slab tiles, natural wood grain, architectural concrete and leather are combined. The large slab tiles replace marble to reduce the use of natural stone. The design aims to create a calm and restful place for daily life.

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