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The Top Player, this space follows the concept of design aesthetics and uses different decorations to create a special charm of the environment. In addition to that, interesting techniques are used with different colors to create a warm and interesting residential space. At the same time, the artistic expression of the urban atmosphere and the personality of the players make the space produce a fun living atmosphere.
One Shenzhen Bay is a staff cafeteria designed to serve 500 people at the same time. A virtual block structure divides the long space, and vertical gaps add visual layers. Separate serving points are placed in the noodle area, the Chinese food area and the salad bar to reduce congestion. Mineral wool panels on the ceilings and walls absorb sound, while wood grain non-combustible panels meet fire protection requirements. Bright colors, wood veneer, beige tables and layered lighting create a calm and lively place for dining and rest.
Le Templer is a boutique department store interior located in Shanghai, covering 2069 square meters with a ceiling height of 4.6 meters. The design explores collapse and recombination, using fragmented walls and tilted surfaces to express subversion. The layout stays flexible so that art events can be held at any time. Display props are shaped as sculptural objects, giving each area a distinct character and improving the presentation of merchandise. The space brings fashion, art, and design together as a three-dimensional magazine that visitors can enter.
Beijing Huafa Mall is a shopping mall in the southwest of Beijing, surrounded by transport links, universities and residential buildings. The building has seven levels above ground and three basement levels. Levels one to three form a retail shopping arcade. Levels four to six hold an indoor retail street with restaurants and outdoor dining terraces. Level seven is a clubhouse for members. Curved shapes and earthy colours are used throughout, and planters on every level create a connection with nature. The design offers the experience of wandering through a flower forest.
Chengdu Yuelanting is a sales center located in the Qingbaijiang District of Chengdu, China. The interior covers 1000 square meters and occupies a building that had stood unfinished for ten years. Lines, surfaces and volumes are combined in a modern style, with mirrors and metal lines used as the main media. Axis symmetric reception desks and a dual channel entrance create a calm and formal sequence. Perforated aluminum plates give the second-story facade rich patterns and reduce the heavy feeling of the concrete structure. A children's activity area offers space for play and learning.
Double Cove is a penthouse apartment placed on the top floor of a building overlooking Starfish Bay in Hong Kong. The interior combines luxury, natural elements and maritime references. Floor-to-ceiling windows bring in daylight and connect the interior with the exterior. Timber grilles in the bedroom filter sunlight and frame the green scenery around the building. Curved ceilings and furniture in bronze and wooden tones give rhythm to the space. Metal and stone finishes contrast with patterned upholstery. A rooftop pool faces the sea.
Oak is a private office designed for reading and relaxation within a residential palace. The room measures 8.5 metres in length, 7.5 metres in width and 6 metres in height. The walls and the double story book shelves are fully covered with oak wood panels finished in dark brown wooden paint, with brass accents. A sitting area and a fireplace form a warm and comfortable corner for reading. An antique desk and vintage brass light fixtures complete the classical English scheme and give the room a calm, nostalgic character.
Chuzhou Exhibition Center is a sales office set in a landmark building in Chuzhou, Anhui, China. The interior covers 2080 square meters across three floors. The first floor holds reception, brand display and audio-visual exhibition areas. The second floor holds a sand table hall, a negotiation area and a children's area. The third floor holds offices and a multifunctional meeting room. Nature, ecology and health guide the design. Tree-like surfaces, elk sculptures, plants and a white and green palette recall the nearby wetland park.
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Romance Life is a showroom interior designed to present a residential setting. Tiffany blue is used as the main color throughout the space. The entrance combines a background painting with white art pieces. The living room uses a soft grey and white background with Tiffany blue accents. The living room and dining room share a continuous ceiling and are separated by a high door and art glass, so the view remains open. The dining room includes a closet with a metal texture for added storage. The design draws on a Western wedding custom in which the bride wears blue as a symbol of romance.
Yeahbox is an office and product display interior created for a gift customization brand. The two-story space uses a Tetris-like plan layout to make full use of the floor area. Inserted L-shaped blocks keep each function independent and connected. Mirrors extend the sense of space, while orange with yellow and gray creates a warm and lively tone. The first floor holds display and work areas, with a lifting table for proofing and small meetings and a wall for writing, display and tool storage. The second floor is a quieter area for receiving visitors and rest.
Mansion of Yu is a residential interior design completed in Taipei City, Taiwan. The apartment is arranged as an open plan, so the public areas are defined without partitions. A consistent floor size and colour tone imply the function of each area. Dark slabs with a stone texture cover the floor of the public spaces and connect the living room and the dining room. Pure white furniture and decorations create an elegant impression. A warm grey wall covering and a low chroma carpet soften the cool tones. Smoked white oak and walnut are used in the study.
Xianyang Gaoxin Cunzhi Kindergarten is an interior design for a nursery school covering 8756 square meters. Yellow, blue and green act as identifying colors in the standard activity room and bathroom area on each floor, helping children recognize the function of each space. All external corners on the facade within reach of children are rounded to reduce the risk of injury. Green and non-toxic materials were selected. Light from the top of the stairs passes through multicolored glass and circular openings, casting colorful shadows for children to explore.