Interior

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Designer / Brand: Thiago Mondini Work: Residential Building Interiors Classification: Interior

Frechal Terrace

This project focuses on the shared spaces of a residential building and how they can enrich everyday life for its residents. Instead of repeating similar rooms, the design introduces highly differentiated areas throughout the building, each with its own character and atmosphere. The intention was to create a spatial experience similar to walking through a small city, where moving between spaces becomes a journey of discovery. Another key goal was to include environments that would rarely exist inside a typical home, expanding the range of activities and experiences available to residents.

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Designer / Brand: Yinghua Wen, Junjie Yan, Yuxing Yi Work: Tea Shop Classification: Interior

Layering Rhythm

Layering Rhythm is a tea shop interior located in Zhengzhou, China. The design draws on the local Shang City ruins and their rammed earth walls. The facade is 31 meters long and recedes to emphasize horizontal depth. Inside, a continuous island of raw granite replaces separate seats and forms an open social space lit by artificial skylights. Light grey metal lacquer, frosted glass and textured stainless steel contrast with the heavy stone. Guests order by mobile phone and wait along the island, so the tea break becomes a shared cultural experience.

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Designer / Brand: Shi Zhe Luo Work: Residential Apartment Classification: Interior

Contours in Motion

Contours in Motion is a 304 square meter residential apartment interior created for a family of four in Taiwan. The open layout joins the living room, dining area and bar into one continuous space. Dual circulation paths provide several entry and exit points, so movement through the home stays flexible. Zones are defined by material changes rather than partitions, including herringbone wood flooring and a main wall of CNC processed wave pattern stone. UV resistant curtains and heat insulating window film reduce the afternoon sun.

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Designer / Brand: Arthur Li Work: Coffee Shop Classification: Interior

The Cross

The Cross is a coffee shop and cultural venue set in a basement in Taiwan. The design turns a dim area with limited natural light into a lively gathering place of 1200 square meters. Full color LED media walls span the interior surfaces and support interactive visual experiences. The bar counter is made of glass bricks with programmable LED lighting. Stainless steel and mirrored cladding reduce the visual weight of structural beams and columns. The open plan layout and flexible zoning host exhibitions, live music and community events.

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Designer / Brand: Hang Chen Work: Home Office Classification: Interior

Nestack

Nestack is a contemporary interior project responding to the evolving relationship between work and domestic life. Set within a compact residential structure, the design reorganizes circulation and spatial hierarchy to integrate areas for living and working within a cohesive environment. Layered spatial zones support focus, interaction and rest. Exposed structural elements express efficiency and clarity, while warm natural materials and biophilic elements introduce comfort, calm and everyday wellbeing.

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Designer / Brand: Jeff Goldberger Work: Fashion Retail Interior Classification: Interior

Rubin and Chapelle Boutique

Rubin and Chapelle Boutique is a fashion retail interior located in Newport Beach, California. The store covers 95 square meters and draws inspiration from an old fabric warehouse workshop in New York City. Dark textured materials are combined with partial-height walls of smoked glass and steel. The partitions stop below the ceiling, so the open ceiling and exposed ductwork remain visible and the compact space feels larger. Triangular and rectangular zones hold the fitting and evening wear areas. Deeper shelving divides the clothing into small groups to slow the shopping pace.

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Designer / Brand: Salome Gulordava Work: Residential Interior Classification: Interior

Desert Dream

Desert Dream is a residence at Lisi Lake in Tbilisi, designed as a retreat from the city. The project combines stone, micro cement floors, and lime wash walls, with a ceiling that rises seven meters in the main space. Sliding glass walls connect indoors and outdoors, bringing continuity and daylight. Marble elements, custom sinks, concrete walls, and greenery build a clear composition. Furniture crafted from African wood adds character, while energy is supplied by solar panels, aligning function with lasting design values.

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Designer / Brand: YU FEN LEE Work: Residence Classification: Interior

Reflected Light

Reflected Light is a residential interior design for a high-rise apartment of about 206 square meters in Taiwan. The unit has windows on three sides, and the layout is planned to guide daylight through the home. Overhead cabinets between the kitchen and balcony were removed and the island was extended so that daylight reaches further inward. Motorized blinds and recessed lights soften strong sun. Coated panels, natural stone and gray laminate flooring create a calm, low-saturation setting. A display wall along the hallway holds the family LEGO models.

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Designer / Brand: ECUST | CRE+ Design Hao SHAN Work: Exhibition Design Classification: Interior

Longmen Realm

The Longmen Realm exhibition presents 76 artifacts from the Longmen Grottoes, including Buddhist sculptures, stone reliefs, and calligraphic rubbings. The design reconfigures the museum space through spatial organization, installation elements, and lighting to support clear viewing and interpretation. Suspended banners, reflective flooring, and integrated lighting create a structured visual environment. Interactive elements encourage visitor engagement and photography, improving public access to cultural heritage.

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Designer / Brand: Aynur Kirduk Work: Guest House Classification: Interior

Urla

Urla Guest House is a spatial narrative where boundaries dissolve and fluid movement defines the architectural experience. Instead of solid walls, permeable layers allow light, air, and time to breathe through the structure. The raw simplicity of micro concrete contrasts with the warmth of natural wood, establishing a restrained language rooted in the landscape. Spaces connect seamlessly, inviting exploration where each transition reveals new perspectives. As daylight dances across surfaces, the interior becomes a living sanctuary shaped by atmosphere, material, and poetic continuity.

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Designer / Brand: Frankie Leung Work: Retail Shop Classification: Interior

SIA Jewelry

Sia Jewelry's latest space evokes the inherent beauty of the Earth. The design blurs the distinction between crafted and natural elements, showcasing the brand's craftsmanship. The atmosphere is established through materials like travertine, rammed earth walls, and microcement flooring, resembling a vault preserving precious objects. The monolithic rock installation at the center acts as both a focal point and a display island. The ceiling's undulating forms and layered textures mimic natural stratification, creating a cave like atmosphere.

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Designer / Brand: GOOD PLACE Work: Showroom Classification: Interior

Schneider Electric Innovation Hub Tokyo

Schneider Electric Innovation Hub Tokyo is a showroom created for an immersive visitor experience. Concentric floor patterns on a single axis guide movement toward a curved display named the Control Center, which stays visible from several directions. Undulating tube lighting, shaped with the visual programming tool Grasshopper, contrasts with the black grid ceiling and the checkerboard flooring. White walls form the main exhibition surface. Pentagonal modular sofas can be arranged for seating or meetings, or removed to open the circulation.

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