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Love Story of City Residential Building

Hsu Fu Chu Residential Building Interior Saturday, 3 December 2022

Love Story of City

Love Story of City is a residential interior design for three connected buildings in Taichung City, Taiwan. The property covers 1000 square meters. The design links indoor and outdoor areas, turning separate exterior spaces into a shared area for activities. Themed landscapes between the buildings guide the indoor traffic flow. Electric windows improve air circulation and reduce air conditioning use. Window frames act as frames for the scenery and reflect direct sunlight to keep interiors comfortable. Stone and tile create a consistent style.

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Yuyuyu Restaurant

Ren Xiaoyu Restaurant Interior Friday, 2 December 2022

Yuyuyu

There is quite a lot of these mixed contemporary designs on the market here in China today, usually based ontraditional designs but with either modern materials or new expressions. Yuyuyu is a Chinese restaurant, designer have created a new way to express Oriental design, a new Installation composed of lines and dots, those are extended from the door to the inside of the restaurant. With the change of times, people's aesthetic appreciation is also changing. For contemporary Oriental design, innovation is very necessary.

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Ben Ran Chinese Restaurant

Fuka Interior Decoration Sdn Bhd Chinese Restaurant Interior Thursday, 1 December 2022

Ben Ran

Ben Ran is an artistically harmonious Chinese Restaurant, which is located at a Luxury Hotel, Vangohh Eminent, Malaysia. The designer applies the introverted and conciseness of Oriental style techniques to create a real taste, culture, and soul of the restaurant. It is a symbol of mental clarity, abandon the prosperous, and achieve the natural and simple return to the original mind. The interior is natural and unsophisticated. By using the ancient concept also synchronicity with the restaurant's name Ben Ran, which means original and nature. The restaurant approximately 4088 square feet.

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Deyun Honey Sweet Hotel

Xu Chengbo Hotel Interior Wednesday, 30 November 2022

Deyun Honey Sweet

Deyun Honey Sweet is a hotel interior designed as a traditional Chinese quadrangle courtyard. The project faces south and is composed of multiple courtyards, linked by an axis with middle, east and west directions. Functional areas include a Chinese banquet hall for 120 guests, a multi-function hall, meeting rooms and a tea room. The main materials are jade, jade carving, wood carving, gold brick, gold foil and Mongolia black stone. Details such as the screen wall, copper lion sculpture, black brick, eave and roof beam restore traditional building techniques.

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Impertial Project Restaurant

Guangzhou Optimum Interior Design Co., Ltd. Restaurant Interior Tuesday, 29 November 2022

Impertial Project

Impertial Court Project is a restaurant interior located in the commercial podium of an office building in a central business district. The design covers 2523 square meters and interprets Chaoshan culture in a modern way. The Guangji Bridge is reinterpreted as a feature wall 33 meters long, made of customized glass tiles, which guides visitors from the hall to the private dining rooms. Wavy metal plates with hand-knocked surfaces form the entrance ceiling. Sculpted metal strips, fluted wood and inlaid marble clad the main door facade. Lighting is focused on the dishes to avoid glare.

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Beile Hotpot dining space

Chen Fengfeng,Jiang Baoyi dining space Interior Monday, 28 November 2022

Beile Hotpot

Beile Hotpot is a restaurant interior design for a charcoal fire copper pot hotpot house in Fuzhou, Fujian, China. The site covers 260 square meters and follows the architectural style of the Chinese Qing dynasty. The plan is arranged in symmetrical square patterns, and the ceiling recalls the tenon and mortise structure of an ancient roof ridge. Custom lamps take the form of traditional eaves. A translucent soft film with a hand painted landscape scene lights the rear public area. Cinnabar, blue, red gold and wood tones set the color scheme.

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