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The project is accessories design for an office lobby in Shanghai, China. Plants, fresh air and nature are all common elements during this special 2020 stay-at-home period. Actually, we all need green and relax environment during our every working days. Designer especially proposed "Urban Oasis" idea to this office lobby. People work here world pass through, stay or even work in this common space anytime.
Lea Annees Lumiere is the interior design of a villa in Qingyuan, Guangdong, China. The project covers 190 square meters and rises through four storeys around a staircase patio. Main materials include marble, burnt stone, metal and imported fabrics, and the carpet contains silk for a soft touch. A handmade installation of copper sheets runs through the staircase void. Wood tones are combined with black, white and grey to create a calm and natural atmosphere. The basement level holds a living room, a gym, a wine cellar and a bar.
Aromas is a cocktail lounge located in Chongqing, China, with an overall planning area of 270 square meters. The Chinese paintings Night Revels of Han Xizai and Eighteen Arhats Scroll are used as the source of inspiration, bringing night drinking scenes into the space. Stacked and tilted wine cans mark the entrance, while the bar counter walls are built from stacked tiles and grey bricks. A glossy Chinese black marble floor and a wooden frame shaped like a traditional sloping roof create a mysterious atmosphere.
A Serene Hideaway is a residential interior located in Taipei City. The home of 72.7 square meters combines a Japanese Zen style with a restrained industrial style. The ceiling is the main feature and is made of cypress wood arranged as a three-dimensional Japanese window frame. Leftover cypress panels are cut and applied to the cabinet surfaces of the Japanese room, so material waste is avoided. The floor is gray Pandomo with few division lines. Black iron plates add sharp lines. A mezzanine reached by a ladder provides extra storage.
Place is a public facility in Taipei, Taiwan, with a total area of 350 square meters and an interior of 106 square meters. The design adapts the features of a bathhouse, a patio and a terrace. Metal construction allows visitors to see through the space, where sunlight and futuristic elements are combined. Overlapping metal bars and reflections direct attention to the original architecture. A waterscape at the entrance merges metal and stone and leaves room for plants to grow. A white steel ladder connects the courtyard with the rooftop.
Named of Mountain Lixia Building is an office interior design created in Jinan. The space serves about 400 people from a group headquarters and its subsidiaries. Nine floors contain open work areas, medium and large conference rooms, a reception and an exhibition hall. Three further floors contain a reading room, a meditation and leisure area and a multifunction area. Wood, plants, large areas of artificial stone and metal lines shape a calm interior inspired by ink paintings of mountains and rivers. Community spaces support a comfortable working environment.
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The Carmel is a residential interior design for a family of three in Hong Kong. The home covers 1,722 square feet and was completed in December 2020. A white palette is combined with light oak furniture in the living and dining area to create a relaxing, resort-like mood. Large windows bring daylight into the rooms. The open plan living and dining area removes barriers between family members. Two large ceiling lights make use of the high ceiling. Two rooms were converted into a game room and a study room. Full height cabinets provide storage.
Sky Mansion Marketing Center is a reception and sales interior located in Xi'an, Shaanxi Province. The design refers to one of the Eight Sceneries of Chang'an and to the customs once seen on both sides of the river. An oriental design language is used to express the beauty of nature and the beauty of human life associated with the Han and Tang dynasties. Layout, materials and details are arranged to convey the calm and poetic character of oriental aesthetics. The project was completed in October 2020.
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Bathing in Coziness is a residential interior design for a 185 square metre home in Taichung, Taiwan. The foyer, living room, dining room and kitchen are opened into one area, and solid wall partitions are reduced. A grid screen divides the foyer, while a low marble wall and the original structural beam define the boundary between the living room and the kitchen. Natural solid wood, veneer and marble keep their original appearance, and the television wall is finished with natural mineral sand coating.
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Wings is a residential complex formed by two 25-story twin towers in Taichung, Taiwan. The design supports leisure and holiday living in natural settings such as waterfronts and parks. Wave-like forms shape the exterior and block direct sunlight, which lowers the indoor air conditioning load. Each living space is given ample ventilation, natural lighting and wide views. LED lighting is controlled by time period to save energy. Plants on every balcony and native trees on the ground floor support a natural ecology.
Symphony of Lights is a residential interior design located in Taipei, Taiwan. The home is arranged around a shrine, in which suspended shelves and side cabinets replace the traditional altar. Black, white and brown are applied in the public areas, following traditional Chinese color psychology. Large matte thin tiles, wire-brushed wood veneer and titanium-plated metal form the main surfaces. LED line lights are embedded in the wooden ceiling to balance natural and artificial light. A lowered central television wall divides the public areas and also serves as a study.
HPKID is an indoor children playground in Wuhan with a total area of 1200 square meters. The design is inspired by nature, the universe and hills. The Universe zone invites children to explore abstract geometry, and the Mountain zone encourages physical movement. Children can run on the hillside and pass through caves of different depths. Some caves are connected, so children can climb up and down. Digital modeling was used to test the geometry, and steel plates were laser cut and coded for accurate construction on site.