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Designer: Shanghai D&P Design Co., Ltd. Design: Sales Office Category: Interior

Nord Yichenyunzhu

Taiyuan Nord Yichenyunzhu is a sales office in Taiyuan, China, covering 1158 square meters. The design draws on the local ancient Jinci architecture, extracting the curved surface elements of the temple hall and turning traditional oriental symbols into a contemporary design language. Architecture, landscape and interior are deconstructed and reorganized as one whole. The entrance art hall is made of handmade marble and crystal decorations, with a waterfall shaped crystal chandelier set against a golden frame. A six meter high bookshelf marks the chatting room, where visitors can sit and read.

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Designer: Trinity Interior Design Design: Flat Category: Interior

Changsha Vanke Zitai A18

Changsha Vanke Zitai A18 is a show flat interior located in Changsha, China. The design departs from the neoclassical Chinese style common in local real estate marketing and offers a classic and elegant living atmosphere instead. Modern design methods create a sense of luxury within an area of 253 square meters. The balcony is integrated into the living room, and a large glass window opens toward the Xiang River and the surrounding mountains. A fireplace and refined furnishings add warmth, so residents can move in directly.

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Designer: Li Xiang Design: Swim Club Category: Interior

Loong

The combination of service-oriented business with new business forms is a trend. The designer experimentally integrates the subsidiary functions of the project with main business, re-optimizes the main functions of parent-child sports training, and builds the project into a comprehensive space for swimming and sports education, integrating entertainment and leisure.

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Designer: Tsai-Wei Chang Design: Residential Category: Interior

Studio Family

Studio Family is a 191.4 square meter residential interior that also serves as a commercial photography space. The former office layout was reorganized, and the utility lines are now concealed to keep the ceiling height and floor efficiency. A sliding door separates the public and private areas, and the hallways are placed behind the door so the public area stays open for play and for shooting. Mobile furniture allows the space to be rearranged as needed. Reflective materials are avoided and embedded lights are installed for even lighting.

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Designer: CHIA-CHIEN YIN Design: Office Category: Interior

Reflections Impress

Reflections Impress is an office interior design created for a software engineering company in Taipei. The office covers 694.2 square meters on the twelfth floor of a commercial building. Each department requires an access control system, so the layout is arranged like a maze of arcs and glass. The reception wall is beveled, so the logo is seen by visitors leaving the elevator. Materials include glass, white baking lacquer, silver marble, tile, aluminum grilles, wood and stone. The corporate color red connects the areas.

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Designer: Happystudio Design: Residence Category: Interior

Hide and Climb

Hide and Climb is a residential interior design covering 110 square meters in Taipei, Taiwan. The home combines rock climbing with spaces for working, learning, reading and playing, while keeping traditional areas such as the kitchen, dining space and bedrooms. A tree house form is used as the central icon, and the organic shape of the climbing wall is repeated across the plan. Birch plywood is the main material. The layout can change over time, as the tree house is planned to become a wardrobe when the two children grow older.

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Designer: Fabio Su Design: Guest House Category: Interior

Villa 150

Staying away from the dust and never leaving the city is a condition for modern people to choose to live. Tailewa Manor is an architectural form of a villa located in the East District of Chiayi. It has resort beauty and living functions. Here, there are 700 bald cypress trees and more than 90,000 shrubs in the building hinterland. In the form of a forest manor with three cars and a single courtyard, all the details of the designer’s interior design are reflected in the beautiful environment and architectural lines.

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Designer: Li Xiang Design: Hotel Category: Interior

Park Zoo

This is no doubt a hotel based on the animal theme. However, designers didn’t simply create a series of adorable and graceful animal-shaped installations in order to attract great attention in the intensely competitive market. Infusing the space with the deep love for animals, designers transformed the hotel into an art exhibition, where customers are able to observe and feel the real situation facing the endangered animals in the present moment.

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Designer: Yusuke Tanaka Design: Clinic Category: Interior

The Giving Tree

The Giving Tree is a pediatric clinic in Yonago, Tottori, Japan. The building is designed to resemble a forest, with wall patterns that evoke trees and mountains. Two separate entrances and separate toilets are provided for general patients and patients with infections, so that the two groups do not cross. The examination rooms sit at the centre of the plan and have rounded ceilings that filter natural light. A wooden deck reached from the waiting room serves as a play area. Long eaves shade the large south window in summer.

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Designer: Takahiro Todoroki Design: Sushi Restaurant Category: Interior

Kanizushi Kato

Kanizushi Kato is a sushi restaurant in Niseko, Hokkaido, Japan. The restaurant serves sushi, crab and Japanese cuisine to international visitors at a snow resort. The design draws on Ainu patterns, Japanese shrines and the form of Mount Yotei. Local timber is used throughout, with a ceiling structure of local cedar and a counter of solid Japanese cypress made with traditional shrine woodworking. A plastered passageway recalls a kamakura snow hut, and gold leaf covers the private room ceiling and partitions. A bar at the entrance lets guests enjoy drinks while waiting.

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Designer: Yen Ting Cho Studio Design: Studio Design Category: Interior

Cho Tapei

This is a bold experiment in pattern, space and materials. It involved redesigning a former residential building into a dynamic commercial design studio and public facing exhibition space. Patterns created by the Studio’s bespoke software are printed on glass, leather and acrylic with UV and film technologies to create impactful design accents. The exhibition space layers patterns with utilitarian furniture and textiles for depth. Interior lighting employs changing patterns for vitality.

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Designer: Wally Mau Design: Sales Center Category: Interior

Haimen Vanke Jadeite

Haimen Vanke Jadeite is a sales center in Haimen, Jiangsu Province, China. The interior covers 2000 square meters and uses the large-span, high-ceiling character of the building. The layout follows the traditional courtyard plan and refers to the local history of the sea gate. A marble coffee table and soft seating form a relaxed lounge area, while blue tones recall the fishing life of the region. Two wooden volumes hold the VIP room and the children's area, enclosed by floor-to-ceiling glass for privacy. A large staircase turns upward through the space.

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