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K11 ArtHouse Cinema

K11 ArtHouse

K11 Art House is a cinema interior located in Hong Kong, China. The design is themed on a snow mountain residence, inspired by Swiss alpine architecture, and carries traditional building elements into a modern commercial space. The venue covers 6034 square meters and combines at least five consumption formats, including a music store, an open bar, an exhibition space, a performance center and a personalized social service. Marble, aluminum, fabric, carpet and glass are used throughout. The intent is to develop the cinema into a recreational complex.

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Marvellous Penthouse Residential Interior Apartment

Marvellous Penthouse

Marvellous Penthouse is a residential interior design for a four-bedroom penthouse in Sofia. The apartment was fully remodelled to combine a monochrome style with elegant details and finishes. The angular contours of the building were softened with fluid forms, shaped by careful craftsmanship from raw materials. Custom curved veneer furniture, selected artworks and a bespoke lighting feature in the living area were created for the space. Natural light and ergonomic proportions support a calm and warm atmosphere.

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New Age Transformation Incubation Center

New Age Transformation

New Age Transformation is an incubation center created inside a former factory building in Beijing, China. The 1600 square meter space occupies Plant No. 8 in an old warehouse storage park. The original character is preserved, with red brick walls kept and ceiling structures left exposed. Minimal decorative materials are used. The concept of architecture within architecture introduces three-dimensional thinking and multilevel extensions to the large hall. Glass curtains add transparency. Cafes, restaurants, libraries and shared offices support new technology and culture businesses.

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Hello Papaya SOK Cafe

Hello Papaya SOK

Hello Papaya is a cafe interior located in a business center in Moscow, created for a fast food chain serving European and Asian cuisine. The space covers 50 square meters and is divided into three zones: a fast bar seating area, a classic dining area and a soft seating area with sofas. Simple abstract geometric shapes and metal frames with meshes suggest a tropical setting. A large metal cloud above the counter marks the pick up point. Calm gray plastered walls act as a background for bright brand colors, and the floor uses handmade terrazzo tiles.

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ServiceNow Office Interior Design

ServiceNow

ServiceNow is an office interior design covering 1800 square meters across two connected buildings. The layout replaces closed cubicles with semi open-space seating arranged as working neighborhoods. The concept came from research on the idea of a neighborhood, both as a space and as a local population. A simple partition sketch with a thin border and a diagonal crossing shaped the reception pattern, the open phone booths and the partitions. Reclaimed wood is used in the cafeteria kitchen island and tribune, and recycled building blocks form the island base.

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The Tree Restaurant

The Tree

The Tree is a restaurant interior located in a shopping mall in Shenyang, China, covering 380 square meters. The ceiling is formed into a cloud sea made of pure white glass fibers, which appears undulating and soft. A large tree stands at the center of the space, and dozens of plants divide the functions and guide the walking route. Lighting simulates natural light so that the plants receive enough energy in a cold northern climate. A mirror at the meeting of ceiling and wall extends the cloud surface. Materials include a herringbone floor, fireproof membrane and granitic plaster.

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