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Shimmer Residential

Shimmer

Shimmer is a residential interior design for a 115 square meter home with four rooms in Taipei. White is used as the main theme, while wooden masonry flooring brings a warm and tranquil feeling. An open plan preserves the sense of space. A glass partition divides the study area and keeps a wide visual effect. Glass tiles are applied on both sides of the partition. Curved edges at the corners soften straight lines, and each element echoes a grid. Materials include leather-textured laminate, glass tiles and stoneware flooring.

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Blank Interior Design

Blank

The charm of river and mountains is the most attractive scenery that the blank design team want to keep indoors. The concept of this project is based on the corridor as the main axis through the center of the house. On the corridor, they apply restrained and calm black, white and gray tones, with lighting with barrier-free handrails. They try to highlight the river scenery outside the window with low-key blank space.

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Deep Memory Sales Center

Deep Memory

Deep Memory is a sales center located in Dalian, China, with a floor area of 980 square meters. The design takes the urban texture of Dalian as its starting point, a city where Eastern and Western building styles meet. A contemporary spatial language is used to express deep local memory and new local life. Marble, wood veneer, stiffened fabric and brushed materials are combined with artistic chandeliers and glass crystal, creating a balance between rough and delicate surfaces. Because of the large scale, the interior was studied through repeated models and an on-site sample room.

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Mok Office Space

Mok

Mok is an office space designed for a design studio. The project occupies 155 square meters within an office building in Changle District, Fuzhou, Fujian Province, and was completed in September 2020. The layout combines private work areas with zones for reception and interaction. A suspended ceiling simulates a patio, adding visual depth and acting as a landscape within the interior. A calm Oriental character is joined with contemporary forms and structures. The intent is a relaxed atmosphere that supports communication and shared work.

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Concentric Circle Interior Design

Concentric Circle

Concentric Circle is a residential interior design for an apartment of 198.3 square meters with four bedrooms, a study, a living room, a kitchen and a dining room. The living room is placed at the center of the plan and acts as the core of the home. A half-height television wall separates the living room from the entrance hall and allows a flowing circulation. Glass sliding doors divide the shared spaces along one axis, sharing daylight while keeping each room connected. Zero-formaldehyde latex paint is used throughout.

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Jingcai Future Home Model Room

Jingcai Future Home

Jingcai Future Home is a show home interior designed to present smart living. The interior integrates digital technology into daily life, addressing safety, health and comfort. Different materials define each function area, with a warm fireplace set against cool marble in a contrast of black and white. Linear lights and gray-black surfaces extend the space visually. The family hall on the second underground floor provides a comfortable floor height and supports conversation. The connections between the spaces remain flexible and transparent.

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Chunjiang Mingyue Sales Center

Chunjiang Mingyue

Chunjiang Mingyue is a sales center interior completed in 2020 in Dezhou, Shandong, China. The design avoids complex formalism and returns to the essence of residence. Simple color matching, refined furniture materials and careful spatial sequence planning create an open and transparent layout with a calm Eastern character. The chandelier above the sand table is inspired by a Chinese seal and uses clear glass at scattered heights to reduce visual weight. Armchairs with metal components at the wooden armrests, a bar and a white marble coffee table serve the negotiation and sofa areas.

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Arizon Office

Arizon

Arizon is an office interior located in a high-rise building on Huaihai Road in Shanghai. The design turns a conventional workspace into an imaginative park. The space supports several modes of use, including park mode, media mode, work mode and exhibition mode. Wide glass windows bring daylight inside and frame the surrounding city, with its roofs, red brick walls and trees. Brick, stainless steel and wood are the main materials. The aim is to offer a warm and adaptable place that links the past and the future of the city.

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Anchor and Sail Residential House

Anchor and Sail

Anchor and Sail is a residential interior design of 230 square meters in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. Ocean and cruise ship motifs guide the layout, materials, fixtures and color scheme. The open common area holds four zones: a home cinema, a dining section, a fireplace area and a wine-tasting section. A ceiling shaped like a billowing sail and a central beam that recalls a mast reinforce the theme. Space taken from the common area enlarges the closets of the three bedrooms. Soft curves on walls and ceilings cover protrusions and create a gentle feel.

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Puls Office Design

Puls

The German engineering company Puls moved to new premises and used this opportunity for visualizing and stimulating a new collaboration culture within the company. The new office design is driving a cultural change, with teams reporting a significant increase in internal communication, particularly between research and development and other departments. The company has also seen a rise in spontaneous informal meetings, known to be one of the key indicators of success in research and development innovation.

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Grasp the Light Residence

Grasp the Light

Grasp the Light is a residential interior design completed in Taiwan for a forty-year-old house. The narrow and long building was dark and poorly ventilated, so a glass roof was added to draw daylight into the interior. A solid wood book wall follows the cathedral ceiling and extends to the first floor, where steel frames and glass treads replace the original stairs. Cabinets on both sides divide the areas instead of partitions and keep the space open. A hallway on the second floor links the home to the villa next door, where relatives live. Cedar, cypress, granite and brick are used.

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Grey with Curved Residential

Grey with Curved

Grey with Curved is a four-story residential interior located near the sea in Taichung, Taiwan. The living room, dining room and kitchen are arranged on one axis in an open plan, which improves circulation and extends the view. Curved woodwork wraps the beams and structural columns, turning them into rounded forms, and one arc also serves as a display cabinet. Grey mineral paint, wood veneer and marble form the main surfaces. Openings between the wooden pillars and the cabinets guide natural light inside, while dimming roller blinds protect privacy.

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