Interior

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Designer / Brand: Daisuke Takamiya Work: Retail Store Classification: Interior

Taneya Club Harie

Taneya Club Harie is a retail store located inside a department store in Kusatsu, Shiga, Japan. The store brings together traditional Japanese confectionery brand Taneya and Western patisserie brand Club Harie in one space. The design follows a single concept of strata, expressing layers of time. Ceilings and fixtures are formed by layering precisely cut wooden panels shifted by millimeters. Solid chestnut wood and lacquer mark the Taneya side, while light laminated plywood marks the Club Harie side. The flowing curves guide visitors deeper into the store and ease congestion.

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Designer / Brand: Roland Stanczyk Work: Residential Classification: Interior

Warsaw Penthouse

Warsaw penthouse designed by Roland Stanczyk combines luxury, functionality, and refined aesthetics. Custom joinery, curved wooden fronts, and minimalist furniture optimize spatial flow while creating tactile warmth. Smart home systems control lighting, climate, and security, enhancing comfort and energy efficiency. Sustainable materials, circular design strategies, and responsible detailing ensure minimal environmental impact, longevity, and adaptability. The project exemplifies contemporary, high end residential design with thoughtful, holistic solutions.

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Designer / Brand: Noyan Berkman Work: Interior Design Classification: Interior

Ciftci Towers Residence

Ciftci Towers Residence is an interior design for a high rise apartment in Istanbul. The apartment covers 346 square meters and includes a living room, a kitchen, a master suite, a guest suite and a private gym. Mirrored ceiling panels with a concealed suspension system extend the perception of height. Brushed stainless steel wall cladding with lambri detailing and full height glazing help control glare and light diffusion. Open planning connects the lounge, dining and kitchen areas, while the private rooms remain acoustically buffered.

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Designer / Brand: Jin Zhou Work: Sales Office Classification: Interior

Park Life

Park Life is a sales office in China with a total interior area of 860 square meters. The design combines sales functions with cultural exhibition and public leisure areas. A double height reception hall leads to negotiation zones, a stepped forum, a reading lounge, an art gallery cafe, and a children's activity zone. Sintered stone slabs replace natural stone to reduce environmental impact, and are layered with bronze finish steel, translucent onyx, crystal glass, and warm wood panels. Modular partitions allow later conversion into a community cultural venue.

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Designer / Brand: Wu Pei Yun Work: Residence Classification: Interior

Luminous Serenity

Luminous Serenity is a residential interior design in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. The apartment was created as a calm retreat for a young student of medicine. The design follows the philosophy of wabi-sabi and uses natural materials such as stone, wood, and plaster. Daylight enters through timber louvers, so light and shadow shift through the day. Eco friendly plasters, driftwood, tree bark veneer, and seamless flooring were applied over the existing base to reduce waste. Minimal demolition keeps the original layout, while an open kitchen island links the living and dining areas.

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Designer / Brand: Hanna Bajer and Pawel Sokol Work: Private Apartament Classification: Interior

Chalk

Chalk is a private apartment interior located on the fourth floor of a contemporary residential building in central Warsaw. The apartment covers an area of 340 square meters. Natural materials define the interior, including wood, stone, raw steel and fabric. The same materials are repeated in every space, creating a harmonious, light and cosy atmosphere. A small number of contrasting elements, such as artworks, provide visual accents. Bespoke details were designed for the project. The interior follows the functional and aesthetic requirements set by the client.

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Designer / Brand: Karina Mayer Work: Automobile Museum Classification: Interior

VIK Cars

The Vik Cars Museum is an exhibition space created to accommodate a private collection of functional vintage automobiles. The project is organized as an open-plan gallery where spatial layout supports clear circulation and visual order. Vehicles from different periods are displayed within a unified spatial framework. Linear lighting, perforated partitions, and floor markings structure movement and define exhibition zones while maintaining continuity. Reception, lounge, and retail areas are incorporated into the plan to support visitor flow and collection access.

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Designer / Brand: Ryoko Ogoshi Work: Residential Classification: Interior

Nomad House

This project reinterprets a 40 year old residence for contemporary nomadic living by removing existing layers to reveal latent spatial potential within the concrete structure. Originally fragmented across levels, the space is reorganized vertically into a continuous composition, with an open living area above, private spaces below, and an introspective basement. The basement supports both individual retreat and shared moments, creating a gradual transition between openness and intimacy, where memory emerges through everyday inhabitation.

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Designer / Brand: Melody Lau Work: Sales Center Classification: Interior

Poly City Gather

Poly City Gather is a sales center in Shijiazhuang, China, covering 1,250 square meters. The interior opens with an atrium 12 meters high and 9 meters wide, crowned by a dome. White surfaces, regular lines of indentations and layered hollow details recall an image of layered mountains. A midair corridor links the areas and offers open views. Symmetrical marble panels frame the entrance hall. Transparent glass partitions, a curved array of chandeliers and controlled light replace heavy ornament. A red tone brings warmth to the VIP room.

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Designer / Brand: Carrie Ho Work: Retail Classification: Interior

K11 Art Mall

K11 Art Mall is a retail interior design in Wuhan, China. The project converts a twenty-year-old department store into an art mall of four podium levels and a total area of 34,000 square meters. Verticality guides the retail planning, and vertical landmarks together with floor-specific landmarks encourage visitors to move upward and explore. An external bridge links the mall to an adjacent mall. A steel structure adds new layers inside the existing concrete building, while fiberglass reinforced gypsum and laminated glass shape the colorful spaces.

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Designer / Brand: Jingwen Chen Work: Hotel Classification: Interior

Xian Canopy

Xian Canopy is a hotel interior design located on a historic street in Xian, China. The design combines Tang Dynasty culture with contemporary lifestyle. The atrium is arranged as a canopy center that links check-in, lounge, lift lobby, restaurants, coffee shop and meeting rooms, so guests move easily and gather for events such as music performances. Acoustic design supports these activities. Guest rooms are kept simple, with gradient wall coverings inspired by Tang Dynasty fabrics. The project covers 32000 square meters and includes 125 guest rooms.

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Designer / Brand: Robin, Wang Work: Exhibition Center Classification: Interior

The Future Preface

To tell the history of a city is, in the end, to tell the story of its people. Because if there were no people, this city would have no history worth telling. Every metropolis has its history, take Zhengzhou for example from boundless farmland to densely tile-roofed houses to today's high-rise buildings, the change carries memories of generations. From life trivial to the striving goal, it is people's daily living that weaves the urban prosperous.

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