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Designer / Brand: Jiang Min Work: Restaurant Classification: Interior Date: Saturday, 17 May 2025

Wanwea Yun

Wanwea Yun is a restaurant interior in Chengdu, China, covering 1800 square meters. The design combines Peking duck cuisine with traditional Sichuan food. Each private room has a sofa lounge, a tea tasting area and a dining area, so guests can sit, drink tea and eat in turn. Translucent fish-shaped decorations are grouped across the high ceiling to suggest a flow into the sea. At the entrance, more than 100 types of food seeds are set in resin squares and arranged on the wall by region. Wood, baking paint, electroplated metal and Suriname black marble are the main materials.

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Designer / Brand: Kungwansiri Tejavanija Work: Coworking Space Classification: Interior Date: Friday, 16 May 2025

Soco Work

Soco Work is a new type of coworking space which designed to accommodate users changing lifestyles, proposing new definitions of what a coworking space can be. Soco Work takes inspiration from how Thai people like to season their food to have the taste closest to their personal preferences. The design concept, therefore, picks up on the approach that eventually creates different styles of workspace to comprehensively cater to prospective tenant images and lifestyle. The design also enables the spaces to be managed with the greatest efficiency, and strengthening the project strong points.

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Designer / Brand: Weizhou Yiyuan Work: Catering Space Classification: Interior Date: Thursday, 15 May 2025

Longyin Shanfang

Longyin Shanfang is a Chinese restaurant interior located in Nanjing, China. The space covers 800 square meters and is themed on mountain forests within the city. Natural materials such as water, stone, soil and bamboo are used with contemporary processing methods. The layout follows the three distances of Chinese landscape culture, with trees, stones, springs and pavilions forming a layered scene. Holographic laser projection and video create changing landscape images. The design aims to restore an elegant and quiet dining atmosphere based on Oriental aesthetics.

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Designer / Brand: Przemyslaw Cepielik Work: Residential Classification: Interior Date: Wednesday, 14 May 2025

Curved

Beyond Straight Line. The concept of form and shape, rediscovers curved furniture. An apartment within an area of 66 m2. It is divided into two distinct zones. Thanks to the rational division of functions, the architect gives the impression of a perfectly designed living space and night space. The general open space, the non-standard treatment of passages between zones, resignation from conventional doors invite you to go further. The Architect chose materials like Khalo stone, fabrics and furniture boards that give a natural feel. All allowed to create an original and elegant interior.

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Designer / Brand: Yunjun Yang Work: Plastic Surgery and Woman's Clinic Classification: Interior Date: Tuesday, 13 May 2025

Elina

Designers pondered over useful ways to add the joy of visitors to the space. They hoped that the Clinic would be able to offer a feel enough to discover their beauty and transform into protagonists just by being there, such as making nice memories with structural beauty, the impact of unexpected objects, or the splendor of amazing colors. The bean pebbles with five colors express the deep enriching beauty of women embracing the waiting room along the soft curves. The composition was intended to convey the feeling as if to be seated in one corner of an old square to take a break.

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Designer / Brand: Michael Setter Work: Offices Classification: Interior Date: Monday, 12 May 2025

Shibolet Law Firm

Shibolet Law Firm is an office interior created for a law firm in Tel Aviv, covering seven floors and a total of 9000 square meters. The design language was inspired by the company logo, using minimal forms, flowing lines, voids and rhythms. The palette is based on earth tones in shades of brown and gray. The top floor holds the reception and the conference rooms, while the main cafeteria is placed on a middle floor to encourage informal meetings. A modular lighting system develops along the corridors, and an internal staircase connects the floors.

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