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Nan Hsing Interior Design

TSAI, YUAN-CHANG Interior Design Interior

Nan Hsing

Nan Hsing is a school library created inside an old elementary school classroom in Taiwan. The space covers about 1494 square feet. Beams and columns are treated in two colors and combined with indirect lighting to reduce their heavy appearance. A raised bar reading area is built along the windows, allowing views of the greenery outside. Materials include wear-resistant floor tiles, laminate sheets, plastic aluminum panels, black mirror and a custom aluminum frame. Black, white, gray and wood tones create a calm place for children to read.

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Encounter Office Space

Hanliang Huang Office Space Interior

Encounter

Encounter is an office space designed for a design studio in Fujian Province, China. The project places a quiet interior within a busy street block. The entrance is set back and opens laterally to create a buffer between inside and outside. A sunken reception and seating area gives a sense of visual dislocation and psychological enclosure. Curved door openings soften the straight lines of the plan. Glass walls blur the boundary between interior and exterior, and the space is supported by a single column. Materials include micro cement, steel plate and clear glass.

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Jiangmen Gemdale Mingyue Sales Center

Shenzhen Innest Art Co., Ltd. Sales Center Interior

Jiangmen Gemdale Mingyue

Jiangmen Gemdale Mingyue is a sales center located in Jiangmen City, Guangdong Province, China. The interior covers 600 square meters and presents the construction plans of new buildings to visitors, who can meet sales managers and buy homes on site. Lines and crystal elements are combined to create a harmonious spatial vision. The functional areas have no clear boundaries and are arranged in order across the space. Bird Paradise is the main theme, joining natural elements with local culture. Materials include white and crema Pinta stone, castle grey stone and bronze stainless steel.

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Luxury Taste Residence

HUANG-SHIH CHU Residence Interior

Luxury Taste

Luxury Taste is a residential interior design created for a family of three in an apartment of 191.7 square meters in Taiwan. The neo-classical scheme is renewed with color, using lake blue, mauve and Prussian blue in place of the usual white and gold. One partition was removed to form an open living and dining area, and tiles with different patterns and colors define each zone. Materials include wallpaper, titanium-plated metal, marble and trims. Customized cabinetry and a hidden hallway support daily comfort.

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Shenzhen Invison Hotel

Shenzhen Yunfan International Art Design Co., Ltd. Hotel Interior

Shenzhen Invison

Shenzhen Invison is a hotel interior design covering 15368.8 square meters in Shenzhen. The theme is a search for lost time, drawing on local memories such as fishing villages and science and technology districts. Lingnan culture is combined with industrial metal materials to create a modern and detailed order. In the lobby, brick walls are laid in layers of uniform proportion, checked on site for both strength and visual effect. Extensive floor-to-ceiling windows bring natural light into the guest rooms and help reduce energy use.

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Nantian 99 Residential House

Meng Hsiang Chen Residential House Interior

Nantian 99

Nantian 99 is a split level house with a three decade history in Taiwan. It offers various amenities like family gatherings, dining, working, watching movies, and even VR sim racing. Creating harmony involves blending materials, functionality, and technology, resulting in a Smart Home that seamlessly incorporates conventional wall plates. In renovating part of the house, ensuring a smooth transition between old and new sections is crucial. By using original materials, the design team maintains the charm of aged walls, blending them with the new areas, exemplifying a timeless design ethos.

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Ruilan Residence

Chun-Kai Yang Residence Interior

Ruilan

Ruilan is a residential interior design for a family home in Taiwan. The home is planned around an open kitchen, which replaced the original closed layout. A central island with a bar top separates the kitchen from the living room and serves as a dining and social area. Dark ceilings, wood veneers and dark laminate walls give the foyer, kitchen and dining room a professional character. A hidden storage area is placed behind the island. Light-colored walls and wood floors are used in the living room and the bedrooms.

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Qabalan Bakery

Emad Amin Salameh Bakery Interior

Qabalan

Qabalan is the interior design of a bakery of 440 square metres in Amman, Jordan. The space is divided into zones for Arabic sweets, foreign bread, pizza and pastry, and Arabic pita bread, with a central display for cakes, desserts and chocolate. Crystal glass display units are lit at 4000 kelvin. Shelf heights are adjustable and baskets can be removed for refilling and cleaning. Staff circulation is separated from customer circulation, and service access comes from the back, since the bakery operates twenty four hours a day.

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Shanghai Bohua Tower 55F Office

Bill Yen Office Interior

Shanghai Bohua Tower 55F

Shanghai Bohua Tower 55F is an office interior designed for an investment firm with a hybrid work arrangement. The office gives the staff a home base in Shanghai and offers suitable meeting space for investors and guests. The plan is divided by the lobby into a workstation side and a meeting side. Four long tables that recall library reading tables, together with personal lockers, dominate the work area. Private desks are placed behind wood partitions. The minimal material palette is limited to concrete, travertine and pale oak, and the panels, partitions and cabinetry share one module.

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Noie Hakone Sengokuhara Hotel

Daisuke Takamiya Hotel Interior

Noie Hakone Sengokuhara

Noie Hakone Sengokuhara is a resort hotel located in Hakone, a hot spring region in Japan. The hotel takes the form of a rental villa and consists of two wooden one-story buildings of 140 square meters each, set on a site of 1,600 square meters. Each building has a garden of about 300 square meters. The Shiro Suite has a white plaster finish, rounded corners and a mosaic stone floor. The Oku Suite has a small central garden, a tiled floor, a cypress bath, tatami and washi paper. Facilities include natural hot spring baths and saunas.

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Number Five Forest Commercial Complex

Bo Li Commercial Complex Interior

Number Five Forest

Number Five Forest is a commercial complex interior covering 1000 square meters. The design combines a cafe, a show venue, a podium, a theatre and exhibition areas within one spatial form. Dense planting at the entrance forms a landscape interior that links visitors with nature. Glass encloses the green plant areas, allowing daylight to enter and views to extend. Inside a rectangular white box, a circle breaks the single geometric form and frees the familiar walking path, creating varied circulation. Light from the patio falls into the space.

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Kai Yuan Hotel

Liang Fang Hotel Interior

Kai Yuan

Kai Yuan is a hotel lobby interior located in Wuhan, China. The lobby covers 20000 square meters and rises to a height of 8 meters. A wind corridor porch at the entrance separates the busy city from the interior and opens a wide view. Tall cabinets and facing screen doors frame the arrival of guests and give the space a generous scale. Cyan and orange-red, drawn from local colors, define the palette. Wood, glass, metal and stone are the main materials. LED screens show changing visual art, adding movement to the quiet space.

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