Interior

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Designer: Pin Hsu Wang Work: Residence Design Tag: Interior

Nature Experience

Nature Experience is a residential interior design located in Taoyuan City, Taiwan. The home covers 76 square meters, and 33 square meters form a public area that joins the living room, dining room and bar. The three zones are distinguished by different materials, yet remain connected and open for family gathering. Melamine plywood, marble and Italian paint are used with warm colors and simple furniture. The original walls and beams are retained, and the ceiling is kept simple to avoid a heavy feeling. Blinds turn outside light into soft lighting.

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Designer: Nic Lee Work: Residential House Tag: Interior

Partial of Style

Partial of Style is a residential interior design located in Haimen, China. The home covers 195 square meters and includes a living room, dining room, kitchen, study area, master room, bedrooms and bathrooms. Dark green serpentine and plain white marble form strong color blocks that shape the walls like layers of oil paint. Walnut, oak, leather and brass add warm tones. The design recalls the mixed Chinese and Western styles of old Shanghai. Each area is defined by volume, so the flow of the space builds a calm and ritual-like experience.

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Designer: Wei-Chi Chien Work: Home Deco Tag: Interior

A Gentleman Taste

A Gentleman Taste is a residential interior design completed in Taichung City, Taiwan, in 2020. The project follows a French country style. White, ivory white, beige and jazz blue are applied to walls, cabinets, cushions and coffee tables. Soft furnishings form small views at the turning points of the circulation route. A pendant lamp is placed above a round table set with a carved iron tray. Carved porcelain, glass vessels, lace curtains, green plants and hanging paintings add texture. Wooden materials give the rooms a warm and comfortable feeling.

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Designer: CHEN , SHIH-HSUAN Work: Residential Space Tag: Interior

Sunrise Blue

Sunrise Blue is a residential interior design for a family home in Taipei, Taiwan. The space is about 150 square feet. Storage is integrated through special metal hardware and hidden cabinet doors that keep the layout open. A rotating table serves as a bar table and extends into a dining table for six or more people. A wall of cultured stone and hexagonal bricks marks the entrance, while a glass divider with a metal frame defines the areas. Rounded edges and low formaldehyde materials create a safe setting for children.

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Designer: Suping Zhuo Work: Church Tag: Interior

Wangchun

Wangchun is a church interior located in a park, with a river and many trees nearby. The design takes purity and tranquility as the core of the space atmosphere. Simple materials and natural light present the spirit of the place. Wood veneer, wood silk board, latex paint, stainless steel and stone are used across the 620 square meter interior. The decoration is restrained and the layout is symmetrical. Changing daylight creates a solemn and quiet setting. The aim is to offer a calm place for rest and reflection.

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Designer: Xin Lv Work: Office Tag: Interior

Skf

Skf is an office interior design for a bearing company in Wuxi, China. The project covers 180 square meters and renews a traditional workplace for younger staff. Metal and non-metal materials are combined to define the character of the space. Floor tile, latex paint, transparent soft film, crystal brick, stainless steel and silk cloth spray painting are used. A mirror stainless steel oval wall reflects the metal quality of the products. A red cable line on the ceiling forms curved shapes and adds movement. The staircase was rebuilt as a semi-open element to save floor area.

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Designer: Tetsuya Matsumoto Work: Aquarium Dining Tag: Interior

The Parallel Blue

Located in one of the most bustling nightlife spots in Japan, The Parallel Blue offers a new aquarium dining experience in Shinjuku, Tokyo. Challenging the ocean-themed possibilities in the heart of the concrete jungle, the new restaurant turns the simple hospitality environment into an immersive space where dinners are submerged in an aquarium universe. To create the immersive experience, walls were finished in mirrors and the ceiling in similarly reflective aluminum panels expending the space in all directions and recreating the oceanic life in a surrounding environment.

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Designer: Suping Zhuo Work: Flat Tag: Interior

Merry Coast

Merry Coast is the interior design of a 280 square meter apartment in Ningbo, China. The layout is inspired by piano melodies, and the plan follows a broad and calm order. Natural light enters the rooms through curtain-like glass windows. Simple and elegant base colors support a quiet atmosphere. A round mirror in the dining hall reflects the room and widens the view. Paintings and small decoration units mark the walls and corners, so each area gains its own character. The materials include carpet, stone, wood finish and furniture.

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Designer: Ying Chih, Yang Work: Residential House Tag: Interior

Flow of Zen

Flow of Zen is a residential interior located in Yilan City, Taiwan. The home covers about 126 square meters and contains an entrance, living room, dining room, kitchen, balcony, three bedrooms and two bathrooms. Marble is used in many forms, with different textures and patterns applied to selected walls and floors. Metal and wood are combined with the marble to create a warm and calm atmosphere. A linear circulation route connects the living room and the dining room, allowing light to reach every corner. Curved forms and leather soften the bedrooms.

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Designer: Hua Shan Hung Work: Residential Apartment Tag: Interior

Nature Fanaticism

Nature Fanaticism is a single-storey residential apartment located beside a river landscape. The interior expresses the occupants' love of nature through rough natural wood, red bricks, iron pieces, cement-like bricks and wall coverings. Changes in floor material define the dining area and open kitchen. A living room wall displays ironware and a canoe, and also serves as a walking path for the family cat. The master bedroom follows the sloped roof of a holiday cabin. A hidden storage room and a multifunctional room provide clothing storage, a bicycle display rack and space for fitness.

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Designer: CHIANG,CHEN WEI Work: Residential House Tag: Interior

Elegant

Elegant is a residential interior design for a house of 1958 square feet. The home combines a modern look with French country style, following the wishes of the owners. A filigree window in the foyer and a second one between the study room and the kitchen reduce the sense of isolation between spaces. Two large girders stand beside the sofa, so a wall storage unit with eight cabinets was added to meet the storage needs. Materials include island wood flooring, veneer, system cabinets, shutters and quartz stone. Wood furniture is finished with formaldehyde-free paint.

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Designer: 10 POINTS Interior Design Work: Residence Tag: Interior

Stack of Sensation

Stack of Sensation is a residential interior design for a home of about 116 square meters in Taichung, Taiwan. The layout includes a living room, dining room, kitchen, two bedrooms, a dressing room, two bathrooms, a storage room and three balconies. The open public area joins the living room, dining room and kitchen to form a spacious and bright plan. Marble, terrazzo, MDF dense board and laminated wooden flooring are combined in an Art Deco style with geometric lines and restrained colors. A simple ceiling design reduces the effect of the low crossbeam.

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