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Motichair is a bar chair designed for seating and conversation. The frame uses circles to connect the support points, which balances the forces and reduces material loss. Mortise and tenon joints together with fully hidden dovetail joints make the structure stable. The chair is made of carbon fiber composite material combined with steam bent wood. The form is inspired by arches and moon gates in ancient Chinese gardens, and the circular openings give a broader visual sense. A two color treatment separates the circles visually.
Shimu is a residential interior design for a penthouse on the shore of Jinji Lake in Suzhou. The renovated area is 470 square meters. The main hall opens to a south facing panoramic window, so sunlight enters easily and the lake and the green planting come into view. A glass panel of 6.6 by 2.5 meters was lifted and installed to widen the view. A minimalist fireplace marks the main room. The living room, the dining room and the western kitchen are joined in one open space. Floor and ceiling share a single material for visual simplicity.
Slight Tipsy of Traveling is a bistro interior located in Tainan City, Taiwan. The 423 square meter space combines straight lines and arches to unify diverse elements. The arch forms recall metal chain-link fences and red bricks, suggesting a journey through Europe. Materials include stone, polished cement, red brick, wooden veneer, tiles, metal and cloth. The bar at the entrance is framed with metal arches and permeable metal grid panels. Cement finishes give the booth seating a cave-like character. Bar and booth seats at different heights offer guests changing views.
Long For Star Atlas Aesthetics Area is a commercial exhibition space located in Songjiang District, Shanghai, and arranged across the first, third and fourth floors. The design connects natural lake scenery with modern art elements. On the first floor, a corridor opens toward the landscape and allows the lake to be viewed. The third floor is planned for display and negotiation, using house-shaped boxes to define functions, together with shared office areas for joint business. Main materials include FGM stone, champagne stainless steel, gray waterstone, metallic screen and gradient glass film.
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Yum Rob is a themed smart restaurant in Hengshui City. The interior covers 450 square meters and follows a modern and simple style. The entrance uses a circular arc taken from the brand robot image, framed by mirror stainless steel. Mirror surfaces on three sides of the inner corridor create an immersive passage. Colored light strips and optical fiber lights on the ceiling shape the visual atmosphere. The waiting area has stepped seats that guide movement and hold more guests. A panoramic projection completes the dining environment.