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E.H. House Project reinterprets timeless luxury through the integration of natural materials and contemporary spatial dynamics. Defined by sophisticated material selections and refined detailing, the design unites modern comfort with understated elegance to create a living space that endures over time. Attention to craftsmanship, balance between functionality and aesthetics, and an emphasis on material integrity make the project stand out.
Indigo Restaurant is a dining and cultural interior located along the Li River in Yangshuo, China. The project contains five zones: a flower garden, a slow dining cafe, a cultural venue, a bakery and a fermented cuisine restaurant. Each zone can operate alone or together. Heritage rules prevented changes to the exterior, so the circulation was reorganized inside. Arches unify the columns of the lower level and guide movement. Gray brick, red patterned brick and indigo tones refer to local dyeing craft. A preserved ancient wall frames the distant mountains.
Lemon Grass is a mixed-use commercial interior in Sanya, China, combining a coffee area, a bar, and a restaurant across two levels. Folding doors and deep eaves blur the boundary between indoors and outdoors, and preserved coconut trees provide natural shade. Local materials such as volcanic rock, sand-textured finishes, and rattan furniture reflect the tropical setting. Passive cooling and intelligent environmental control improve performance, creating a climate-adaptive space that unites function and regional character.
White is a residential interior design for a home of 238 square meters in Taichung City, Taiwan. The scheme uses a pure white palette, soft curves and natural materials. Arcs in the sofa back, the television wall and the ceiling guide movement and conceal the main bedroom entrance. Mineral paint with low formaldehyde content and white stone with wavy patterns add texture. Indirect lighting at 3000 kelvin creates a warm atmosphere. The layout balances shared areas with private zones, supporting calm and comfortable daily living.
Marina Light is a contemporary residential interior designed to create a calm and luminous living environment. The project explores the relationship between light, space, and material through a carefully balanced composition of soft forms, neutral tones, and refined textures. Open spatial planning encourages natural movement and visual continuity while maintaining a sense of privacy and comfort. Custom architectural elements and integrated storage solutions enhance functionality without disrupting the clarity of the space. The design emphasizes simplicity, elegance, and warmth.
Kasuga Mochi is a Japanese confectionery cafe in Osaka, Japan, created for a company with more than 80 years of history. The narrow urban building is given a clear identity by a white exterior with vertical wooden latticework. Inside, the walls and ceilings show the fine horizontal grain of wood, and white is combined with wood tones, soft green, and coral orange. All built-in furniture, including benches, tables, and counters, was custom designed. The layout controls circulation and sightlines to keep the compact space calm and welcoming.
Pinxi is a dental clinic interior in Taiwan, covering 152 square meters in an L-shaped layout. The design reinterprets Chinese aesthetics in a modern way. The waiting area wall uses natural stone with ripple-like lines. Lantern-inspired lighting softens the seating area. Ceilings and cabinetry use latticework and woven textures. The X-ray room is placed within the reception zone, framed by carved stone details, with warning lights and signage set into a custom doorplate. Materials include wood veneer, tile, cane weave and handwoven rope. Ink-bronze tones create a calm atmosphere.
Moon Spills is a residential interior design created by merging two separate apartment units. The interior spans about 382.4 square meters and includes three bedrooms and three bathrooms. A curved ceiling in the living area softens a large structural beam and column. At the entrance, a round light inspired by a skylight recalls the moon and casts shifting shadows. Hidden doors are aligned with the television wall to create a clean entry. The palette combines beige, walnut wood and white with subtle rose gold, while brushed wood veneer, architectural concrete and metal add texture.
Cr Land Park Lane Complex is a private club interior created for a luxury residential development in the central business district of Dongguan, China. The interior covers about 4,465 square meters and includes a coffee area, a private dining hall and a yoga studio. Materials include Jiaya green stone, Gucci black slab, Gucci red velvet, natural wood and orange leather. Monet Garden stone and North American walnut are used in some areas. Separated circulation routes and acoustic treatment keep business, family and leisure activities apart.
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Cloud Atlas is a sales office located in Qidong, Nantong, covering 1221 square meters. The curve is the main design logic of the interior, and interlacing arcs create a space with rhythm and movement. Light colors form the base, with blue-green accents for a fresh atmosphere. The theme draws on the whale, an ancient sea creature, which inspires the artistic chandeliers above the sand table area. Main materials include wood veneer, stone, special paint, handmade brick, mosaic, hard-covered wallpaper and metal.
Symphony is a concert hall interior designed for symphony orchestra performances. The project is the reconstruction of an existing space of 1000 square meters with a complex geometric shape, located in Vilnius, Lithuania. A modular approach was used, based on standard elements such as rhombuses, triangles and smooth and ribbed planes. These components were assembled and adjusted to combine acoustic quality with visual appeal. The walls are made of plasterboard covered with oak veneer, with light strips in between. The wall patterns recall ancient Lithuanian motifs.
Orico Training Center is a major consumer credit company with more than 110 million cardholders. The plan is to renovate and adapt their own training center to modern values and programs, which has deteriorated after its construction more than 30 years ago. To make the CI of Orico's felt throughout the space, the design is based on a VI using Credit Card as a motif. The eight training rooms are each designed with a theme based on the different types of credit cards issued by Orico, such as Gold, Platinum, and Black Card to embody the unique worldview of each credit card.
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