Interior

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Designer: Zuoqian Wang, Dan He Work: Showroom Tag: Interior

Furniture Pavilion S

Furniture Pavilion S is a temporary furniture showroom designed for a trade fair in Shanghai. The pavilion covers 150 square metres and is built from 821 pieces of prefabricated standard size plywood, which allow assembly or disassembly on site within 48 hours. Steel forms the rest of the structure, and the hyperboloid roof is covered with semi-transparent tensile fabric that spreads sunlight evenly. Stacked modular plywood units also serve as display coves. After the exhibition, the pavilion was transformed into 410 sets of tables and chairs for a nearby community.

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Designer: Wu-Su Interior Design Work: Residence Tag: Interior

Vive la Vie

Vive la Vie is a residential interior design created for a 28-year-old apartment in Taiwan. The home covers 135 square meters and contains four rooms, a living room, a dining room and two bathrooms. The interior is inspired by baking, using light brown wood, milky tones and curved forms. Closed windows were restored and the air conditioners were repositioned so that sunlight is not blocked. Fabric-patterned tiles cover the floor and are easy to clean. A linear light bar surrounds the space. The master bathroom floor has no step, which improves safety.

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Designer: Chiao Chiang Interior Design Work: Office Tag: Interior

Forest Vision

Forest Vision is an office interior designed to bring a forest atmosphere into a workplace. Irregular forms replace the common square layout, and the plan combines honeycomb and cave concepts. Large glass windows let daylight and outdoor views enter the space. Wooden tables and panels are made from driftwood collected thirty years ago and treated with heat instead of pesticides. Iron parts are surplus materials from industrial construction. A water pipe column shaped like a tree trunk hides wiring. The result connects daily work with nature.

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Designer: Pengfei Ni Work: Restaurant and Bar Tag: Interior

Wild

Wild is a restaurant and bar interior located in Nanjing, China. The original catering space was large and underused, so one area was separated to work as an independent whiskey bar. The restaurant and the bar are divided by a passage, yet remain visible to each other. The restaurant recalls camping in nature, with a large custom canopy made of Oxford cloth, terrazzo flooring and natural rock flakes on the walls. The bar imagines a new home a century from now, with a curved structure of wood and gypsum board around a luminous model of the earth. The total area is 235 square meters.

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Designer: Lichen Ding Work: Hotel Tag: Interior

Inn Soper

With the originality of the designer, the hotel combines classical elements with fashionable and sophisticated style, cleverly showing the local multi-cultural and elegant charm, and enjoy an immersive luxury accommodation experience. In this charming space, iconic design elements and craft details can be seen everywhere, expressing sincere respect for the rich local culture.

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Designer: Jason Chan Work: Optometry Center Tag: Interior

Wellem Pediatric

Wellem Pediatric is the interior design of a pediatric optometry center in Shanghai, covering 1440 square meters. The space follows an ocean station theme intended to reduce children's fear of medical visits. White surfaces recall a spacecraft cabin, while curved walls use wave elements and avoid sharp lines. The reception desk is also curved to echo the overall space. Marine life forms and interactive play devices shape the children's area. The adult area is finished in muted green with wall cloth, and the clinic glass doors use a frosted film for privacy.

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Designer: Fu Mei Chiu Work: Residence Tag: Interior

Ink Black Lightness

Ink Black Lightness is a residential interior design in Taichung, Taiwan. The 230 square meter home uses an ink-black color tone that extends across the wooden walls and forms a calm panoramic view. Interior divisions were removed to create an open public area that links the living room, dining room and kitchen. Vertical black cabinets store devices and keep the area organized. A curved ceiling softens the height difference caused by a beam. Senna siamea, Portuguese cork and blue and white porcelain marble give the space an elegant character.

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Designer: Xiwen Guo Work: Multifunctional Sales Centre Tag: Interior

Shang He Gallery

Shang He Gallery is a multifunctional sales centre located in Kaifeng, Henan Province, China. The interior covers 1050 square metres on two floors. The ground floor holds the entrance, reception, display and negotiation areas. The second floor serves as an art space, with a hall used for exhibitions, meetings and lectures. A metal carving based on the painting Qingming Shanghe Tu, interpreted through local paper-cut skills and Chinese red, forms the central feature. Customized corrugated marble, stone, steel and art glass complete the interior.

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Designer: HOLF DESIGN CONSULTANT CO., LTD Work: Sales Center Tag: Interior

China Resources Vientiane Harbin

China Resources Harbin is a sales center interior located in Harbin, Heilongjiang Province, China. The space covers 600 square meters and draws on regional culture and Oriental aesthetics. The spatial structure refers to the Chinese idea of the Golden Mean, and traditional elements such as mortice and tenon joints, screens and grilles are reinterpreted in a contemporary way. An almost symmetrical layout creates a sense of ritual. Tall screens divide the negotiation area and provide privacy. Marble, glass, wood veneer, hardened fabric and metal are used.

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Designer: Hsin Ting Weng Work: Exhibition Spatial Design Tag: Interior

Gallery Crossroad

Gallery Crossroad is an exhibition interior for photography, set inside a 40 year old Taiwanese house. The construction area is 60 square meters. Most storefront windows are blocked, so the space is shaped by controlled light. Cyclorama walls let visitors view each full frame. A steel wireframe structure runs from the columns to the ceiling and is used to hang pieces, and its arch form visually extends the depth of the room. A translucent hollow board screen separates the reception desk from the gallery. The old red door and grid wall tiles are kept.

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Designer: GFD Work: Model Villa Tag: Interior

Hufeng Courtyard

Hufeng Courtyard is a model villa interior in Hangzhou, China, covering 253 square meters. Six artistic glass screens separate the living room from the dining area. A white marble wall, marble floors with water wave grain and matte tinted sandalwood panels form a modern landscape scene. Gauze curtains filter the sunlight. The staircase beside the dining area follows a modern Chinese style. The room for elder family members is placed on the ground floor next to the courtyard. Oak flooring, bronze-like stainless steel and white sintered stone complete the interior.

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Designer: Güneş Duman Gürbüz Work: Clinic Design Tag: Interior

The Healer Waves

This concept is inspired by nature. The textures and materials in the interior design emphasize the perception of the dynamics of the exterior in the interior. The floor and ceiling textures and the water material on the walls reflect the character of the space. The textures and natural forms of the seating areas and clinical shell structure are intended to add strength and aesthetics to the space.

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