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The charm of river and mountains is the most attractive scenery that the blank design team want to keep indoors. The concept of this project is based on the corridor as the main axis through the center of the house. On the corridor, they apply restrained and calm black, white and gray tones, with lighting with barrier-free handrails. They try to highlight the river scenery outside the window with low-key blank space.
Each piece of marble must undergo the compression of various strata to form a gorgeous appearance. The designer makes use of the unique texture of each piece of marble and adopts the color and pattern of the stone itself as the main material of the space. As the base is located in Kaohsiung, echoing the image of Kaohsiung’s port city, the space is designed with golden arc iron to frame the building shape and the streamlined shape ceiling of the ocean current image, to create the image of a ship entering the port.
Over the Rainbow is a residential interior design for a single-story home of 176 square meters in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The layout blends an industrial style with American neoclassicism through color, material and classic lines. Pattern tiles at the entrance meet waterproof wood flooring in the living room to mark the change of area. Warm gray cabinet columns, beige surfaces and a dark blue main wall link the living room, study and master bedroom. Iron and glass partitions replace solid walls in the study. Abrasion-resistant paint protects the walls in a home with pets.
This is a two-level Hi-Tech office project covering 4,000 Sq.m area, serving 400 employees. Transforming this very large yet naturally well-lit open space into an intimate, warm work environment was the essential motive behind the design. The space layout consists of an open space working area containing an array of semi-transparent closed functional rooms. Public areas were designed to duplicate the modern home effect by installing fully equipped and furnished kitchenette, living room, game room and washroom, as well as using soft colors, wooden surfaces, textile, and carpeting.
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White Forest is a residential interior design for a home of about 42 ping in Taichung. The plan includes an entryway, a kitchen, a dining room, a living room and a study, plus a master bedroom and bathroom and a second bedroom and bathroom. Unnecessary walls were removed to correct the distorted and heavily divided original layout. Gray terrazzo at the entryway connects the kitchen and the dining room. Marble, mirrors, glass tiles and painted solid wood recall rocks, springs and flowers, while aluminum light bands give soft indirect light.
The Sounds of Nature is a residential interior design for a three-bedroom house of 82 square meters. The original layout had several shortcomings, so the plan was reorganized to make the space brighter, clearer and better proportioned. Wide French windows bring daylight into the living room, where a recessed television wall with ordered lines sits above a square storage cabinet. In the dining area, a table is integrated with the wall and extends into a small bar. The main materials are ceramic tile, latex paint and a clear water finish.
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Hisense Jun He is a sales office interior design covering 500 square meters. Screens with Chinese elements are used as partitions and are set in an orderly array. The hollow pattern is continuous, so light passes through and the space feels open. Wall cabinets are covered with daisy green wall cloth, and light strips are hidden in the compartments. Main materials are limestone with a warm surface, cloth, wood veneer and stainless steel details. The limestone is hung with 5 millimeter dry joints. The layout follows the traditional three-entry courtyard plan.
Promenade with Elegance is a private reception venue in Taiwan, completed in November 2020. The interior covers 661 square meters. Natural stone and polished wood are combined to add depth to the open space. Rows of upright pipes are placed on the building facade and in the high ceiling hall, where the pipes also serve as lighting. Large windows frame an old pine tree outside. A wooden staircase with dark iron parts links the floors, and glass keeps the space open while creating a calm atmosphere for guests.
Geometric is an interior design for a dental clinic in Taipei City, Taiwan. The theme wall beside the entrance combines marble, gray mirror and cloth texture wallpaper. Diagonal cuts and light white gray tones create a lively and textured effect. Curved glass partitions with matte metallic finishes and imitation marble panels separate the treatment rooms from the public areas. The waiting space uses several shades of gray to give a calm and professional image. One large independent treatment room provides space for wheelchair users and added privacy.
The Beauty of Light is a beauty centre interior located in a modern office tower in Hong Kong. The space covers 97 square meters and holds seven treatment rooms, a make-up zone, a waiting area, a linear tunnel entrance and a back of house. A curved arch tunnel forms the entry and creates a sense of approach. Diffuse lighting and curved partitions guide visitors through the centre. LED light strips in each treatment room can be dimmed to suit different treatments. Textured paint and glass enhance the lighting effect.
Ah Ma is a place that will keep you warm no matter how cold it is outside. It is not only a warm harbor, welcoming wandering souls, but also a big tree like an umbrella, blocking the burning summer sun. Quiet, generous, and no sense of distance are the space atmosphere want to create, but the natural feeling it presents highlights its unique characteristics. The silent agility allows aesthetics to leave more space for dialogue and blank space between man and nature.
Splendid Forest is a residential interior design created for a family of five. The partitions were removed, so the living room, dining room, kitchen and play area form one wide space. The open plan allows parents to watch their children without obstruction. Wood, slabs with stone texture and metal form the television wall, which extends onto the ceiling. An inclined lattice at the entrance recalls the shadows of forest trees. Lamps shaped like clouds and birds continue the natural theme. Wood flooring was selected because it can be restored by grinding.