Interior

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Brand: KUN-HAN YANG Design Type: Residence Category: Interior

Window View

Window View is a residential interior design for a 112.3 square metre apartment in Taiwan. The renovation restores the original ceiling height and adds a single curved ceiling, so the existing beam marks the boundary between the dining and living areas. Large windows bring daylight and the green landscape into the open social area. Solid teak flooring, walnut veneer and warm grey walls create a calm colour transition. Floor levels are kept consistent to ease movement, supporting the quiet retirement life of the residents.

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Brand: Jacksam Yang Design Type: Hair Salon Category: Interior

Ethereal

Ethereal is a hair salon interior located in Taipei. The space covers 133 square meters. Wood is used as the main material, and its solid character is combined with surrounding textures. From a distance the interior looks like an installation artwork, while closer viewing reveals detailed craft work. Woodcraft elements and textures are rearranged to move away from the traditional image of a commercial hair salon. Curved and linear forms, ink-like gradations and natural scents create a calm atmosphere. The design is intended as an urban retreat where visitors can relax.

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Brand: Li-Hsuan Chen Design Type: Residence Category: Interior

Endless Life

Endless Life is a residential interior design for a three-story house in Taiwan. The total area is 297.5 square meters, with four rooms, a living room and a dining room. The first floor is a social area, and the upper floors are private. An open plan links the living and dining areas around a central staircase made of terrazzo and marble. Openwork detailing in iron and marble keeps the long and narrow layout light. Grey tones, wood grain architectural concrete and floor-to-ceiling windows connect the interior with the seasons outside.

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Brand: Li Zhang Design Type: Sales Center Category: Interior

Eternal Beauty

Eternal Beauty is a sales center interior completed in 2020 in Liaoning, Taiwan. The project covers 1034 square meters. The design takes its themes from diamonds, fashion shows and catwalks. Clear lines and decorative art extend the space horizontally, so the lobby appears broad and open. Contemporary materials and techniques are used, and assorted art pieces are displayed as visual highlights. Light passes through an aluminum plate wall, while geometric elements and hanging mountain and rock landscapes form shifting shadows.

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Brand: Evolution Design Design Type: Conversion Category: Interior

Jed

Jed is a business and event hub located in Schlieren, Switzerland, on the outskirts of Zurich. The project converts a former train manufacturing plant and later newspaper printing facility into a site of 36,000 square meters with around 2,000 workplaces. Offices, event locations, restaurants, coworking areas and a coffee roastery are combined within post-industrial architecture. The scale of the former printing halls is retained. New floors, two atriums, ramps, bridges and open staircases add daylight, spatial flow and connection.

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Brand: Idan Chiang of L'atelier Fantasia Design Type: Apartment Category: Interior

Luxe Benin

Luxe Benin is an apartment interior located on the fifteenth floor of a building in Taipei, Taiwan. The design combines classical lines with modern details and biomimetic elements. Floor to ceiling windows fill the living room with natural light and open views of the city. A circular sofa forms the central seating area, and a sliding art door conceals the television. One wall is finished with multicolored marble mosaics that recall landscape painting. Private rooms flank an open communal area with a tea space for relaxation.

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Brand: Xiaobing Yao Design Type: Work Place Category: Interior

YDS Office

YDS Office is an office interior created for a space design studio in Chengdu. The project covers 240 square meters inside a large mixed use building in the Tianfu New Area. An immersive corridor leads visitors into the space, where gray and black surfaces are combined with contrasts of light and shadow to create a sense of depth. A photo wall called People Space presents a series of faces. The main materials are wood flooring, tempered glass, painted board, marble, wallpaper, stainless steel, skirting and floor tile.

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Brand: Cheng Han Wu Design Type: Residential Space Category: Interior

No8

The uniqueness of No8 lies in the combination and stacking of large color blocks, and the interpretation of the relationship between life and time. Through the combination of large color blocks, it creates a high-level sense of life and movement, and at the same time makes the space full of vitality. This way of combining and stacking can also reflect the deduction of time. The perceived landscape of the interior has also changed over time. This design method can attract people's attention and make them generally have endless exploration and surprises about the space.

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Brand: Ming-Yuan Yeh Design Type: Amenity Category: Interior

Modern Scenery

Modern Scenery is the interior design of a 460 square meter residential amenity space in Changhua, Taiwan. Dark tones set the main theme, combined with the natural texture of stone. Slate that begins at the entrance leads into a bright and spacious lobby with a smooth gray-white marble floor and dark wood above. Large windows on both sides bring in natural light. Furniture defines the different areas of the open hall. A chandelier with irregular curves marks the center, and a bright yellow sofa adds contrast. Glass walls separate the gym while keeping the space open to view.

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Brand: Tglivable Interior Design Design Type: Office Category: Interior

Tranquil

Tranquil is an office interior design located in a four-story building about 40 years old in Taiwan. The total area is 238 square meters, with 59.5 square meters on each floor. Blank space is the main theme. A central partition was removed to widen the narrow layout, and the entrance was set back with slanted glass that brings in daylight and greenery. Curved forms soften a large ceiling beam and reduce its visual weight. Materials include walnut veneer, cement paint, stone veneer and solid wood flooring. Warm gray tones are combined with burgundy and dark blue accents.

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Brand: YHDQ Design Design Type: Sales Center for Real Estate Category: Interior

Noble Status

Noble Status is a sales center for real estate in Kunming, China, covering 682 square meters. The interior design uses sunlight and the curves of flowing water as its main themes. Large scale French windows with customized curved glass surround the space and bring natural light inside during the day. The windows also create a close visual link between the interior and the outdoor garden. Low furniture, simple outlines and calm colors are combined with curved walls. Stainless steel art installations shaped like water drops and a wavy lake surface express the beauty of nature.

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Brand: Teng Gu Design Type: Exhibition Category: Interior

Times Pavilion

Times Pavilion is an exhibition space created for a Chinese property enterprise. The pavilion moves away from static interior layouts. A movable wall, formed of large LED display screens, can be folded and repositioned along a track. The linkage of track, machinery and program shifts the wall back and forth to change the space. The screens present the development history of the company and can be updated in real time, which reduces the material waste of printed displays. The layout follows human movement to form a continuous panoramic route.

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