Interior

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Designer / Brand: Hunan Yunda Sirui Architectural Design Work: Interior Design Classification: Interior

Yunda Riverside

With the sailing element as the dominant element, in the design of this case, the design team integrates the corporate and local culture into the architectural space. Black sandblasted stainless steel as the core of the building, with the evolution of the sailboat and the device, creating a scenario of a thousand sails crossing the river and a hundred boats competing for the flow. From the exterior to the interior, from the materials to the details, every step is aimed at creating a comfortable and ideal living environment.

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Designer / Brand: Ye Feng Work: Office Classification: Interior

Fengyue Tower

Citic Fengyue Tower is an office interior located in Dalian, a coastal city in China, covering 6500 square meters. The design draws on science, technology, art, nature and the sea, and the main image is taken from wave forms. The ceiling and floor use flowing lines and block surfaces to convey movement and openness. A reception desk shaped after a warship recalls the local port and is made of ice white marble and golden stainless steel. White gray tones are combined with technical blue. Sculptures placed indoors and outdoors guide movement and encourage interaction.

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Designer / Brand: Zhixue Wei Work: Restaurant Classification: Interior

Modern Jiangnan

Modern Jiangnan Beer Music is a restaurant interior in Hangzhou. The design covers three floors and an outdoor area, with a total area of 1200 square meters. A stage and a three meter high LED screen are placed on the first floor. The second floor uses a stand-like layout, similar to a European opera house, so guests above can watch the performances below. Metallic tones from beer barrels and copper are combined with smoky gray granite on the walls, floors and tables. A luminous white beer bottle silhouette, 9.9 meters high, marks the entrance.

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Designer / Brand: Uno Chan Work: Store Classification: Interior

Heytea Lab

Heytea Lab Shenzhen OCT Harbor is a retail interior design for a tea brand flagship store. The space covers 1300 square meters and is divided into five themed laboratories. The peripheral lab, the ice-making lab, the dessert lab and the illustration lab are placed on the first floor, and the tea geek lab is placed on the second floor. A geometric staircase connects both levels and forms the visual center of the interior. Strip lights and light films are inlaid in the ceiling and the metal grilles. Aluminum foam sheets on the side walls contrast with satin brushed metal.

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Designer / Brand: Shigui Liu Work: Social and Leisure Classification: Interior

Baoan - Guancheng Family Fit Bar

The parallel "horizontal line" and "vertical line", no matter how they change, can not be intersecting. Only when they cross each other can they be intersecting, and the intersection forms a "lattice". And the lattice is a communication platform, which is the source of the whiskey bar's design concept. In terms of energy-saving and environmental protection, designers used LED energy-saving lamps throughout the entire bar. From the layout, in order to maintain the air quality inside the bar, they build windows from north to south, this can make sure the natural air come through.

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Designer / Brand: Li Xiang Work: Hotel Classification: Interior

Park Zoo

This is no doubt a hotel based on the animal theme. However, designers didn’t simply create a series of adorable and graceful animal-shaped installations in order to attract great attention in the intensely competitive market. Infusing the space with the deep love for animals, designers transformed the hotel into an art exhibition, where customers are able to observe and feel the real situation facing the endangered animals in the present moment.

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Designer / Brand: Roland Stanczyk Work: Residential Classification: Interior

City Rooftop

City Rooftop stylistically fits into the architectural style of modern residential building located in historical surrounding. Details of the designed furniture and doors correspond to Polish ornamentation from the 20s and 30s. but the are modern in the same time. New bespoke furniture has been juxtaposed with modern Italian sofas and chairs. The décor of the flat is complemented by paintings of the Polish artists from the first half of XX century.

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Designer / Brand: Yun Chien,Tsai Work: Commercial Spaces Classification: Interior

Solar Serenity

Solar Serenity is a retail interior design for a 50 square meter store inside a department store in Taipei. The design adapts the adobe brick architecture of Santa Fe, New Mexico, so the store appears as a house embedded within the mall. Layered brick forms of varied heights hold the main walls, counters, storage room and changing rooms. Stainless steel counters, windows and tables contrast with the warm brick texture. Horizontal linear lighting strips mark the vertical layers and add depth. Sandstone tones and cactus decorations complete the desert ambiance.

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Designer / Brand: Sheng-Lin Kao Work: Residence Classification: Interior

Yacht Aesthetics

Yacht Aesthetics is a private residence that also serves as a private club. The interior takes its tone from a luxury yacht. Curved surfaces wrap the living room and connect it with the dining room and the kitchen island, which is arranged like a bar. Small areas are set aside to display sculptures, and a large painted wall can be rotated to change the artwork on view. Hidden storage keeps the rooms clear. Materials include natural marble, oak, solid wood, titanium plating and stainless steel. The study ceiling combines titanium plating with folded metal panels and solid wood.

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Designer / Brand: Zhenfei Wang Work: Store Classification: Interior

Less

Less is a retail store located in Hangzhou, China. The interior measures 12 by 8 meters with a height of 3.3 meters. The design follows the brand philosophy of minimalism and the idea that less is more. Bent minimalist planes form the structure, define the space and create visual tension at the same time. A steel structure supports the interior. Cement surfaces give the store a warm atmosphere. The project was completed in five months and aims to express the brand identity through simple form.

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Designer / Brand: Ni Jie Guo Work: Ikebana Cultural Space Classification: Interior

Looping Flower

The art of ikebana is a meditation on life in the flow of the four seasons, including the ultimate capture of brief moments in Japanese aesthetics, the reconstruction of flower and branch life, and the innovative collision of structure and aesthetics. The design of the entire space is based on the spirit of Kusatsuki-ryu, extracting elements from traditional Japanese architecture and transforming them into a modern architectural language, exploring the relationship between contemporary construction and aesthetics with abstract Japanese elements.

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Designer / Brand: Aaron Leppanen Work: Headquarter Offices Classification: Interior

Terrafertil

Terrafertil is a headquarters office interior in Quito, Ecuador. The workplace covers 350 square meters on one floor and combines open workstations with private offices. Two meeting rooms, the waiting area and the lobby are covered by a custom structure of 663 French oak panels, cut by computer controlled machines and held by a steel frame. The polygonal wooden forms divide the space, create privacy and recall the organic growth found in nature. Concrete and drywall contrast with the warmth of the wood. Custom textiles, wallpaper and furniture add color and light.

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