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Warm Hot Pot Restaurant

Warm Hot Pot

Warm Hot Pot is a seafood hot pot restaurant interior located in Keelung, Taiwan. Warm apricot yellow interprets the name of the brand, while black forms one of the main colors of the flagship store. On the ceiling, arc-shaped yellow curtains reinterpret the image of ocean waves. Spanish ceramic tiles are laid in a straight line from the entrance to the dining area to guide the flow of guests. A vertical garden on the dining area wall adds a natural atmosphere and echoes the fresh vegetables served. The interior connects the space with the local harbor culture.

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Cai Jia Model Room

Cai Jia

Cai Jia is a model room interior design located in Chongqing, China. The project covers an area of 150 square meters. Victorian design lines are reinterpreted through modern methods to form a new residential space. Soft furnishings follow the new Shanghai style, with attention to formal beauty and natural harmony. Blue is used as the main color and is combined with art decoration and furniture to keep the space bright and calm. Environmentally friendly materials, such as low emission paint, were used during construction. The design aims to offer a comfortable home for new urban residents.

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Wanda Plaza Sales Office

Wanda Plaza

Hai'an Wanda Plaza is a sales office interior created for a residential development in Nantong. The 650 square meter space is divided into four areas named Magnolia Hall, Inkstone Washing Pool, Golden Silkworm Workshop and Collection Court. The design draws on the local magnolia tree and the silk culture of Hai'an, combined with traditional Oriental elements. In the reception area, two rows of glass columns emphasize vertical lines, while a marble wall adds horizontal movement. A chandelier shaped like a silkworm cocoon lights the sand table area.

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K11 Musea Carpark Transportation Hub

K11 Musea Carpark

K11 Musea Carpark is a four-storey car park designed for a mixed-use waterfront development in Hong Kong. Each floor is identified by a single colour to build a visual memory of the space. Vibrantly coloured walls and floors, clear traffic signs and contemporary graffiti create a lively atmosphere. The B2 level connects to the shopping mall entrance and is fitted with grids of light bulbs, metallic ceilings, red brick walls and checkered floors. Lighting follows the direction of traffic to guide cars and to ease the effect of the low ceiling.

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Hall of Sonata Residential

Hall of Sonata

Hall of Sonata is a residential interior design completed in Kaohsiung City, Taiwan. The layout follows an open plan concept, and movable sliding doors and half-height screens divide the public area, the study and the living room in a flexible way. Curved arc elements soften the space and conceal the low beam at the entrance, and the same arc theme is repeated in carpets, screens, clocks and lighting. Iron, wood, water-based paint, glass and mirror surfaces are combined in gray tones and pure white. Storage cabinets are set along the walls for storage and display.

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Pod House Kindergarten

Pod House

Pod House is a kindergarten interior created inside a former laundry building in Xuhui district, Shanghai. The interior covers an area of 120 square meters. The original L-shaped enclosure is retained, and an irregular arc-shaped volume is added within it. The curved form recalls a pea pod, which gives the design its name. Two central skylights bring daylight inside, while the roof holds a circular track and a play area. Round openings and stainless steel surfaces soften the indoor boundaries. Storage, changing and washing areas occupy the space outside the curved walls.

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Collectible Residential

Collectible

Collectible is a residential interior design for an apartment in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The living room follows a modern style, with minimal furniture and a clean, calm impression. A multi-functional area is planned behind the sofa, and it combines a study and a studio. A mirrored arched door frame defines the entrance and reduces the visual weight of an existing beam. Display cabinets behind the desk hold the owner's art collection and form the main visual wall. Marble with green plant textures lines the dining area walls.

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Nanning Haoyouyuan State Banquet Restaurant

Nanning Haoyouyuan State Banquet

Nanning Haoyouyuan State Banquet is a restaurant interior designed for banquets in Nanning City, China. The layout draws on the traditional Chinese three-in-one courtyard system, which is deconstructed and reorganized into a semi-enclosed and transparent sequence of spaces. Large curved forms and metal grids divide the areas, so views remain connected while zones stay distinct. The facade combines a stainless steel structure with a large glass curtain wall, mirrored in a pool. Black, white and bronze gold tones are joined by wood finishes for a simple and elegant result.

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The Home of Bobo Residential

The Home of Bobo

The Home of Bobo is a residential interior design covering 150 square meters and formed from two former lofts. Most of the walls were removed to make the space bright and open, with a wide view. The first floor connects the living room, the dining room and the kitchen. The second floor holds the private area, where glass keeps a sense of transparency. Twill laminate flooring, varnished boards, marble, patterned carpet and soft fabrics are combined with low saturation colors. The layout also gives room for the objects collected by the owner during travels.

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Sho Restaurant

Sho

Sho is a Japanese restaurant interior in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, with an area of 220 square meters. The design continues the spirit of Den in Tokyo, which draws on the ryotei, a traditional Japanese dining house. Burnt cedar boards and metal hardware form the main entry. Slate flooring recalls the stone used in Den, and thin lattices along the path blur light and shadow like an indoor garden. The ceiling is made of Taiwanese bamboo, and the seats were made by craftsmen in Tainan. The open work station allows several chefs to work at once. The project was completed in December 2020.

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Huangpu Taste Restaurant

Huangpu Taste

Huangpu Taste is a private dining interior placed inside an office building in the Lujiazui central business district of Shanghai. The 650 square meter space is not open to the public and serves internal reception and dining, which reduces travel time and supports work efficiency. Abstract forms of mountains, stones, water reflection and fish shadows shape the hall. Repeated vertical lines order the private rooms and recall a bamboo forest. Wood veneer covers the ceiling, oxidized copper faces the walls, and rattan is used on the chairs.

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Masstone Boutique

Masstone

Masstone is a fashion boutique interior design in Taiyuan, China. The boutique covers 520 square meters on two floors and is arranged as an inner garden. A large gentle slope leads to the entrance, and a ramp connects to a top platform. Three short stairs add further paths. Ramps, platforms and ladders support runway shows, fitting, sales and leisure use. Materials include anodized aluminum plates, GRG, terrazzo and a steel structure. An automatically irrigated green wall softens the geometry. The concrete structure is left exposed.

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