Interior

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Designer / Brand: Qingfan Zhang Work: Store Classification: Interior

Rock Jewelry

Rock Jewelry is a jewelry store interior covering 57 square meters. The design is guided by architectural space and material logic. A path leads in from the outside and gradually extends, so visitors experience the natural force of rough stone walls. Horizontal long windows set in wooden grille walls rise and narrow along the route, ending at a treasure room entered through a weathering steel sliding door. Wood veneer laminates form the cabinets to meet fire safety requirements. Perforated aluminum panels and fiber optic lights shape the ceiling.

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Designer / Brand: Hsiu-Hsiu Yu Work: Office Classification: Interior

Fantasy

Fantasy is an office interior design for a technology company that specializes in three-dimensional products. The space measures 105 square meters and holds sales, engineering, research, marketing and executive areas, together with conference and training rooms. A playful film studio theme guides the design. The entrance is marked by an Iron Man figure and a three-dimensional earth model. The central conference room uses curved wood craft with a semi-transparent look. Exposed ceiling pipes, track lighting and iron details give a loft character.

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Designer / Brand: Priscilla Khiu Work: Residential House Classification: Interior

African Colonial Chic

African Colonial Chic is a residential interior design for a two storey colonial house in Siglap, Singapore. The old house had sunk over time, and no two walls were straight. Full height double leaf French doors were repeated inside and outside to create consistent horizontal and vertical lines and to reduce the visual effect of the irregularities. Old brickwork was retained in the living and dining areas, while patterned tiles mark the kitchen, foyer and powder room. Rattan and whitewashed wood link the colonial architecture with modern South African style.

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Designer / Brand: Justin Bridgland, Jaycee Chui Work: Show Apartment Classification: Interior

Nanxing Yanlord

Nanxing Yanlord 185A is a show apartment designed to present a new modern Chinese lifestyle. The interior covers 185 square meters on a single floor in Hangzhou, China. The design gives attention to the small rituals of everyday life, while works of art set the style and the character of the spaces. Wood cabinetry at the entrance provides a warm welcome, and the open living room faces a large window. Each room uses different materials and colors to support its function and to offer a calm retreat from daily stress.

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Designer / Brand: Chih Hsiu Sung Work: Residence Classification: Interior

Space of Light

Space of Light is a residential interior design with an interior area of 354 square meters. The theme is based on the concept of a gallery, where furniture and an artwork collection create visual extension and continuity. Large areas of white reduce any sense of oppression, while timber flooring unifies the lines of the space. Instead of concealing structural elements, the beam height was altered so that light and shadow extend as clear lines on the walls. Materials include imported timber flooring, Italian tiles, marble and environmentally friendly paint.

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Designer / Brand: Jia Ru Chen Work: Office Classification: Interior

Simple New Fashion

Simple New Fashion is an office interior design completed in August 2019 in Hsinchu City, Taiwan. The property covers 198 square meters. The interior follows an American industrial style. Iron grids and exposed floor slabs replace finished ceilings, so pipelines and coarse cement remain visible. Large window views are kept for the employees. Strong colors are avoided and replaced by decorations with low chroma. Partitions organize the space from the lobby to the bar area. The aim is a calm and comfortable working atmosphere.

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Designer / Brand: Yu Cheng Wang Work: Residential Apartment Classification: Interior

Stylish

Stylish is a residential apartment interior design of 173.5 square meters located in Taichung City, Taiwan. The public areas use black, white and grey tones, with metallic elements added to express a modern character. The foyer applies virtual volume segmentation to preserve light penetration. On the second floor, the lounge and the dining room use the high ceiling, where light grooves and continuous linear light belts elongate the space. Natural cloud marble gives the white lounge a sense of flow, while the bedrooms use grey Morandi tones, soft textiles and concrete texture.

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Designer / Brand: Wen Yin Chen Work: Residence Classification: Interior

Madam Platinum

Madam Platinum is a residential interior design created for a retired couple in Hsinchu City, Taiwan. The home covers about 93 square meters and contains a living room, a dining area, a kitchen, a study, three bedrooms and two bathrooms. Safety features are integrated into the interior so that they remain visually discreet. A wall-like partition defines an independent entrance area with storage, and a long bench extends from the dining area for putting on and taking off shoes. Structural columns are softened by lighting strips, chamfers and decorative items.

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Designer / Brand: Fei Fang Work: Fitness Space Classification: Interior

Xpower Gym

X-power Gym is a fitness space in Kunming that covers 520 square meters. The interior is based on the letter X, which is broken apart and reinterpreted rather than copied directly. Walls are formed by angled broken lines and rectangles, and the ceiling is composed of quadrilateral shapes that extend downward. Gray is the main tone, and only three design elements are used: rectangles, broken lines and linear light. Natural light enters through vertical openings by day, while line and surface light sources are hidden in the gaps at night.

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Designer / Brand: Jian Zhang Work: House Classification: Interior

Hidden

Hidden is a residential interior design located in Taishan, China, completed in 2019. The house covers 450 square meters and is built beside the mountains. Local Taishan stone, lime plaster and thick stone walls form the structure, which blocks heat in summer and holds warmth in winter. Wooden ring beams support the ceiling and reduce the load on the stone walls. Large French windows bring natural views into the living space. The yard follows the height difference with two platforms, and sand and stones pave the lower path.

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Designer / Brand: Wei-Cheng Tsai and Li-Yung Chen Work: Residential Flat Classification: Interior

Happiness with Woods

Constituting Happiness with Woods is a residential interior design for a 120 square meter apartment in Taichung. Wood is applied widely on the walls, floors, doors and furniture to create a warm and consistent atmosphere. A large table of solid wood and cast iron is joined to the kitchen island in an L shape and extends toward the window. The rectangular public area is divided symmetrically into a living room and a dining room. A sliding door links the living room to a Japanese style area, so the space can be opened or kept private as needed.

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Designer / Brand: UJ DESIGN STUDIO Work: Residential Space Classification: Interior

Yu’s Residence

Yu's Residence is a residential interior design for a 135 square meter apartment in Taipei. The design joins classical form with contemporary technique. Thin titanium-coated stainless steel strips are set into concave recesses, so reflections glitter softly in the shadows. The materials change in appearance as the sunlight moves. The entrance cabinet is separated from the wall, which extends the view from the entrance toward the living room. Gray mirrors on the walls reflect the scenery outside and enlarge the sense of space. The ceiling form marks the limit of each area.

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