Interior

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Designer: WeiPing Lin Work: Residential Tag: Interior

Curve

Curve is a residential interior design for a 600 square meter apartment in a skyscraper in central Ningbo. The layout breaks the traditional square plan and takes inspiration from water droplets. Each droplet is treated as a distinct space, and droplets of different sizes are combined into flowing curved rooms. The curved walls and ceilings are built with glass fiber reinforced gypsum. Sustainable materials are used, including low emission paint, sintered stone flooring and certified boards. Stainless steel along the windows reflects daylight deeper into the rooms.

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Designer: Haibo Liu Work: Meditation Room Tag: Interior

Yueji Diffuse Space

The essence of Yueji Diffuse Space is to design a tranquil and pure, but exceedingly warm and real space. including spiritual rehab, tea ceremony and yoga. At the top of the room，a courtyard serves as the centre of motion lines and penetrates the entire space. It flows the air of the building, creates a thorough field of view and brings inside the outdoor sunshine. Sunlight will pass through the courtyard into the room, and as time goes, its light and dark system changes.

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Designer: 0103 Interior Design Work: Bar Tag: Interior

Janus

Janus is a whisky and cocktail bar located in Changsha, China. The interior covers about 200 square meters and is arranged over two floors. The facade is formed by simple black geometric blocks with classical details, and a cantilever platform holds a classical sculpture. The first floor is a supporting space, while the second floor is the main venue and receives daylight through a roof opening. The staircase uses loose wood treads that give a soft sound and slight rebound underfoot. Wood veneer with vertical grain and mirrored stainless steel shape the atmosphere.

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Designer: Hans Maréchal Work: Museum Tag: Interior

The Evoluon

Commissioned by Next Nature, taking the challenge of revitalizing the entrance, lounge, restaurant, and meeting rooms of the Evoluon with limited resources. The goal: to restore the monument's original essence while eliminating clutter. The circular design approach, by utilizing existing furnishings with a fresh blue "skin" to maintain the building's integrity. This blue symbolizes purity and the future, aligning with Next Nature's branding and Philips' legacy. The interior is made of environmentally friendly materials and furniture of local designers.

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Designer: Robin, Wang Work: interior design Tag: Interior

Xiamen Poly Tianyue

Xiamen Poly Tianyue is an interior design inspired by the coastal landscape of Wuyuan Bay. The lustre of pearls, the shapes and lines of shells and the movement of waves are condensed into the main design elements. The local Southern style guides the character of the space, while a symmetrical line structure creates a clear sense of order. Patterned floral tiles are combined with the bat totem of Tianyue, and the contrast of black and white supports a simple and elegant effect. A sculptural piano recalls the form of pearl shells, and gold surfaces add a soft reflection.

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Designer: Arash Madani Work: Residential Tag: Interior

Corner Villa

The Corner Villa is designed to cater to the owner's lifestyle and preferences, providing private spaces for hosting events and relaxation. The courtyard is placed at the rear, away from the parking area, while a deep balcony connects the cozy spaces to the main building. The villa's form utilizes broken and lozenge-shaped lines to create visual appeal and shadow play. Construction materials are prominently and exposedly used to design without the need for meticulous finishing.

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Designer: James Lai Work: Wedding Banquet Hall Tag: Interior

Starry Gaze

Starry Gaze is a wedding banquet hall in Wuhan, China, designed for both young couples and their parents. The hall combines modern and traditional styles to suit the tastes of different generations. Lighting changes and adjustable installations allow the space to shift between a simple modern setting and a traditional Chinese wedding venue. A crystal pavilion hangs from the ceiling, with varying heights and a layered form inspired by the pointed roofs of ancient Chinese buildings. Mortise and tenon joints are used to form a stable structure.

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Designer: Nima Keivani Work: Boutique Hotel Tag: Interior

Delbar Khaneh

The interior merges the old with the new, elements meet functionality. The interior utilizes the existing brickwork and arched ceilings to frame a space that feels open yet intimate. Furnishings are selected for comfort and practicality, with a restrained palette that draws attention to the building’s original features. Lighting is strategically placed to highlight the textures and form of the space without overwhelming it. This design approach allows the history of the structure to stand at the forefront, providing a serene backdrop for modern living.

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Designer: Ningjing Yang Work: Sales Office Tag: Interior

The Poetic Moon Hangcheng Mansion

The Poetic Moon Hangcheng Mansion is a sales office in Hangzhou with an area of 428 square meters. The layout follows an L shape, with the west side along the street used as the main exhibition space and the northwest entrance used to greet guests. A water scene at the entrance introduces the landscape theme. A folding screen partition is made of local silk, and a diagonal wall carries classical paintings and fabric-like materials in rustic tones. Walls and ceilings use an antique wood tone. Rough stone and logs form the art ornaments.

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Designer: Zhang Qiming Work: Restaurant Tag: Interior

Shan's Meal

Shan's Meal is a restaurant interior design covering 500 square metres. The design draws on oriental aesthetics to create a calm and quiet atmosphere. A red terrazzo staircase stands near the centre of the plan and guides the spatial narrative. Cloud shaped art installations, linear forms and light art give the interior a modern character. Space and shadow interact to form a natural and rustic scene. The design renews traditional oriental themes while keeping the artistic feeling of Chinese space.

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Designer: Zhang Qiming Work: Project Tag: Interior

Feng Tian Restaurant

Feng Tian Restaurant is a dining interior located in Changchun, China, covering 1000 square meters. The design follows wabi-sabi principles, where simplicity and quietness guide every surface. Dim lighting, simple wood and stone give the rooms a calm and warm tone. The atrium has a shaped ceiling with dark metal rods that suggest movement through the space. Independent private rooms gather guests in one corner, so banquets and conversation remain sheltered. The intent is a quiet retreat within a busy city.

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Designer: Li Yipeng Work: Exhibition Hall Tag: Interior

Bamboo Cubic

Bamboo Cubic is an exhibition hall built entirely from bamboo. The design reflects the integration of production, life and ecology. All surfaces are made of bamboo, so the interior forms an immersive space. The structure is based on a cubic module. Several cubic modules can be combined to create varied spaces with a sense of depth. The name Bamboo Cubic refers to the versatility of bamboo and the variability of the cubic form. Traditional bamboo mats, weaving and craftsmanship are presented within the hall.

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