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As this home is surrounded by natural park and landscape, we devised a nature-inspired design that features comfortable urban hues and warm wood textures to capture the rejuvenating vibe of its surroundings. The majestic wooden ceiling feature is sure an eye-catcher for the common area to maintain visual connectivity in each space, while the grand double-volume ceiling ensuring that every corner is being illuminated with a healthy amount of natural light.
Toyika Xinzhuang is a Japanese yoshoku restaurant interior located in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The 450 square meter space on the second floor is arranged around the idea of family. Seating partitions formed by transparent iron frame grilles divide the plan into warm corners while keeping the whole area open. Several seating types serve couples, small family gatherings and larger groups. Elements of childhood games guide the movement lines from the entrance. The design invites guests to relax and talk face to face during meals.
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Urban Patio is an office interior located on a narrow site in Taoyuan City, Taiwan. Two square volumes are inserted to break the long narrow layout and to enclose a central atrium that preserves the existing trees. Circular skylights in the roof bring in daylight and views, so the space changes with the seasons. The office screen is made of glass with a waterfall texture. The atrium floor and walls are made of stable, waterproof and recyclable plastic wood. The plan of 400 square meters holds work areas, meeting rooms, a patio and a lounge.
Sweets De Pineapple is a theme park shop and bakery in Nago City, Okinawa, Japan. Pineapple motifs appear on the floors, walls, ceilings, columns, doors, glass, fixtures and lighting, guiding visitors toward the pineapple factory and winery. Each door is made of textured wood and steel, and the aluminum automatic doors are covered with wood-grain sheets and antique-look film. Three-dimensional wooden fixtures with pineapple motifs surround the pillars. The main fixture behind the cash register is five meters high and five meters deep and connects to a lattice ceiling of pineapple leaves.
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Nanhu Hotel is a hotel interior design located in Jiaxing, China. The project covers 34474 square meters and contains 250 rooms and suites. Each room has floor-to-ceiling glass windows and an outdoor viewing balcony facing the lake. The layout is divided into three parts: a large lobby at the front, a quiet atrium in the middle, and a restaurant. The design draws on traditional garden culture and South China architecture, with door sashes, grilles and lattice patterns. The main materials are stone, wood, fabric and metal.
This integrated area encompasses a spacious living room, a dining room and an elegant kitchen ingeniosuly conceived for maximum storage. The loose furniture which conform both the living and the dining areas add a very relaxed look to this project, while slatted panels which disguise all the cabinets used for storage build a clean contemporary background. Spared from excessive hardware while still maintaining all products, objects and memorabilia at hand, this kitchen feels more like a stylish bar around which friends and family can enjoy life's best moments.
Crescent is a residential interior design for an apartment of 115 square meters in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The owner enjoys listening to music, so most acoustic equipment is embedded under a backlit ceiling arc. The arc forms a suspended crescent at the core of the living space and gives a warm glow for listening to music or watching films. Mineral paints continue from ceilings to floors, walls and doors, creating a continuum of storage. Marble paneling extends from the television wall into a floor inlay that holds the audio devices. A red pendant above the dining table adds contrast.
The Symphony of Leisure is a residential interior design created for a model home of about 26 ping. The plan contains three bedrooms, a living room, a dining room and a study. The dining area is arranged as a vista seen from the entryway, and a painting of blue fireworks acts as the central image. Stone, marble and wood veneers are used on cabinets, tabletops and vista walls. Semi-transparent titanium-plated screens separate the bedroom and the study. Wall-mounted cabinets, layered ceilings and pre-embedded lights make use of overhead space in a small residence.
Harbin Metro Line 2 is an underground transit line in Harbin, China, running beneath the Songhua River. The interior design of the stations is inspired by the memory, change and future of the city. The south section reflects modern life, the middle section presents old Harbin culture, and the north section shows future vitality and innovation. The platforms follow a modern European style with simple lines, Roman columns and wall lamps. Encaustic tiles, iron members, glass and ceramic products are used, with red, green and yellow tones across 250000 square meters.
Glimmering Figure is a residential interior design completed in Taiwan. Greyscale tones of black, grey and white set a modern and simple visual style. Square and round metal surfaces on the walls are paired with indirect lighting to add depth. A partition wall in the open study was removed, so the entryway, living room, study and kitchen connect smoothly for hosting guests. Changes in flooring materials and ceiling lines mark each area quietly. Materials include marble, special paints, baking paints, metal plates and solid wood veneer.
Kaif Burger is a burger restaurant located on the ground floor of a historical building in the centre of Moscow. The dining area covers 60 square metres and the ceiling height is 4 metres. Giant digital screens with a total area of 20 square metres show the menu and music videos. A deformed metal counter strapped with sling belts forms the main art object. A one million dollar bill is printed on the wall with a 3D printer, and a large stainless steel bubble gum installation supports the art theme. The floor is paved with grey and white terrazzo tiles.
Eonian Tile Gallery Mosa is an office and showroom interior created for a tile brand. The 80 square metre former warehouse contains an office, a showroom, a teaching studio and a presentation area. Tiles are displayed as artworks, following the idea of an art gallery. A large white background reveals the tile texture, while a black wall is used for the colored tile series. Glass walls, gaps, display boards and sliding doors define the office boundary and allow the layout to be changed. The meeting table includes built-in tile storage racks.