Interior

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Designer / Brand: GA Space Design Work: Residence Classification: Interior

White Sequence

White Sequence is a residential interior design for a 99.1 square meter apartment in a high-rise building. The layout was opened to link the kitchen, dining and living areas, and a round table guides circulation. Curved edges on the television wall and at transitional points soften rigid angles, and indirect lighting follows the curves. Storage is consolidated into L-shaped cabinetry along the corridors to preserve openness. Italian mineral coating, white oak grain and matte panels shape the calm white palette.

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Designer / Brand: CTRC Design Consultant Ltd. Work: Office Classification: Interior

HAESL Office

HAESL Office is an office interior design in Hong Kong, covering an entrance lobby and two floors of workplace with a total net area of about 789 square meters. A large central column between two glass doors is treated as a feature column inspired by an engine, paired with a fan shaped ceiling. Meeting rooms and manager offices use glass partitions with switchable film, giving instant privacy and clear glass for natural light. A showcase presents a retired engine fan and scrap components, linking the interior to aircraft engine repair work.

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Designer / Brand: Oppein Home Group Inc Work: Interior Design Classification: Interior

Sequential Simplicity

Sequential Simplicity is a residential interior design covering 300 square meters. The living room, dining room, and kitchen are integrated into an open plan for efficient circulation. Frameless flush door systems, floating structures, and linear elements create a minimal and orderly appearance. A neutral palette of black, white, and gray is accented with Ancora Red. Cabinetry and wall surfaces use polyethylene terephthalate, which resists wear and scratches and is easy to clean. Polyvinyl chloride forms molded and curved sections with few visible joints.

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

Bountiful Harvest

Bountiful Harvest is a residential apartment interior of 224 square meters, completed in Taiwan in 2024. The original space had irregular angles and large beams and columns. An inclined wall at the entry guides the eye toward the living room, and the study is combined with the television wall to conceal the structure. Materials include a panDOMO base, special paints and imported tiles, while plasma glass in the study allows adjustable transparency. An intelligent system controls lighting, curtains and air conditioning to reduce energy use.

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Designer / Brand: YU-TI WU Work: Residence Classification: Interior

Waltz of Light

Waltz of Light is an interior design for a 96 square meter apartment in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, planned for a family of four. Curved forms flow from the ceiling to the walls and floors. A metallic ceiling arc in the living room forms the main focal point, set against milky brown, light gray and dark wood tones. A continuous light band links the foyer, dining area and semi-open study. Stone-pattern surfaces, spray-paint finishes and mirrored textures guide the light along the curves. Lighting, air conditioning and curtain tracks are concealed within the curved forms to save ceiling height.

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Designer / Brand: Wei Hsiang Mao Work: Residential Classification: Interior

Pure Realm

Pure Realm is a residence designed for coexistence between people and pets. The home of 446.28 square meters unfolds around a central courtyard where a dog can roam safely. Separate front and rear volumes divide guest and family circulation, balancing privacy and openness. A double-height living room with expansive glazing brings in daylight and reduces the need for artificial light. A spiral staircase forms the vertical core, and covered walkways link the parking area to the residence. Steel structure, rice husk and mineral-based coatings lower the carbon footprint.

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Designer / Brand: Mo Zheng Work: Retail Space Classification: Interior

I Do Emergent Arts

The I Do artist store in Wuhan, China blends uniquely spatial and sculptural elements to create a highly expressive, enticing and inspiring user experience. At the center of the space, and protruding through the facade, a massive 9m steel sculpture rises from the first floor space and emerges on the second floor. Symbolically, the one to one scale elephant and figures represent the wisdom, strength and unity as a projection of the relationships which can be embodied by those visitors to the retail space.

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Designer / Brand: Guss Design Work: Restaurant Classification: Interior

Patisserie

Patisserie is a restaurant interior design inspired by the heritage of Bavaria. Stone walls, wooden furniture and natural materials create a warm setting, while linear elements and a pastel color palette add a contemporary character. A central oven fills the air with the aroma of fresh bread. Textured surfaces, soft traditional melodies and a menu shaped by the same theme engage several senses at once. The plan provides 200 square meters of functional space and about 150 square meters for production. The intent is to connect tradition with modern living.

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Designer / Brand: Dilek Karaman Work: Villa Classification: Interior

Riva

Riva Villa is a three level residence organized around a sculptural spiral stair rising through a double-height indoor garden atrium. The vertical void anchors the plan, choreographing movement and framing layered views. A continuous timber envelope improves acoustic comfort, while monolithic stone volumes ground key functions with calibrated weight. Subtle metal detailing and glare controlled, layered lighting create a refined quiet luxury atmosphere that shifts from crisp daylight to intimate evening scenes.

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Designer / Brand: Bean Buro Work: Showroom Classification: Interior

Bwl Taipei

Bwl Taipei is a showroom and sales gallery of 5,230 square feet, set on a single floor of a commercial tower in central Taipei. The interior follows a circular layout that guides visitors from a quiet entrance area to consultation rooms and an event space. A central feature wall and a circular skylight aid orientation and support natural circulation. Curved joinery, light timber, bronze metals, planting, and efficient lighting create a calm setting. Materials are locally sourced and finished with low emission coatings.

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Designer / Brand: Parmenidis-Longuepee-Mari Work: Museum Classification: Interior

National Gallery Athens

In the 1960's modern building of the National Gallery in Athens, the exhibition rooms are designed like a promenade in open space. The interior is designed as a sequence of wooden lined transitional areas for information, and of white exhibition rooms with specially designed suspended ceilings for each exhibition function. Controlling the directions of gaze, the depth of view in the rooms and towards the city, the general lighting in relevance with the exterior light, and subduing the materials and the technical details to highlight the works of art, the space gives an affect of free choice.

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Designer / Brand: ATSUSHI KAWAGUCHI Work: Japanese Restaurant Classification: Interior

Ishidaya

Ishidaya is a Japanese restaurant in the central district of Hanoi. The project uses Taisho Roman, a period when Japanese and Western cultures intersected, as its framework, mediating between Japanese aesthetics and the building's Western character. A wooden framework above the counter combines traditional construction with Art Deco geometry and acts as a key visual element. Rather than decoration, it shapes perception through light and changing viewpoints. The result is a restrained space that layers cultural references and offers a clear interpretation of contemporary dining in Hanoi.

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