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Gentle L By Alan Yu Restaurant

Peihe Xie Restaurant Interior

Gentle L By Alan Yu

Gentle L by Alan Yu is a French restaurant located in Shenzhen, China. The interior covers 800 square metres and departs from the traditional restaurant layout. At the centre of the space stands a large steel column clad in hand-made wrinkled aluminium, and the wrinkles soften the column and form a visual highlight. Curved stainless steel screens separate the private rooms and keep a clear field of vision, so service is given without disturbing diners. The semi-enclosed plan offers privacy and changing views.

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Banyan Pavilion Store

Yi Xiao Store Interior

Banyan Pavilion

Banyan Pavilion is a convenience store interior in a historic district of Fuzhou, China, set beside a century old banyan tree. The existing brick structure is retained and reinforced with steel. The original facade is opened by a folding sliding door, which creates a closer connection with the street. White shelving and the edge of the banyan pool form a complete circular space. The ground is paved with permeable stone to keep water available for the tree, and a raised terrazzo platform offers outdoor seating. Hand woven rattan boards cover the shelf grid.

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Mercer Design Shanghai Office

Zou Hongbo Office Interior

Mercer Design Shanghai

Mercer Design Shanghai is an office interior of about 400 square meters in Shanghai, China. The design joins contemporary art with nature through the use of natural materials. The entrance is a deep door made of bronze metal, leading to a hall enclosed by wooden partitions. Natural light passes through the partitions and forms changing levels of light and shadow, so the hall is called the light box. Movable wooden grilles let work areas stay separate or open. Wood and marble keep their original texture, creating a warm and comfortable workplace.

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SUIGETSU JAPANESE RESTAURANT JAPANESE RESTAURANT

Tomohiro Katsuki JAPANESE RESTAURANT Interior

SUIGETSU JAPANESE RESTAURANT

Suigetsu Japanese Restaurant is a dining interior of 370 square metres in Chongqing, China. The design combines Chongqing and Japanese cultural references. Floor levels change in height to recall the local landscape. The plan follows the meeting paths of the Yangtze and Jialing rivers and also refers to Feng Shui principles. The ceiling is shaped like a folded fan, with an aluminium alloy frame and wood textured surfaces. Acrylic light boxes on the glass facade recall paper lanterns and glow at night.

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Code Design Studio

Rajat Sanghvi and Naina Reddy Design Studio Interior

Code

Code Design Studio is an office interior created for an architectural practice in Indore, India. The workspace measures 11.5 by 10 metres and contains two cabins, an open work area, a reception and a conference room. Vertical surfaces are finished in exposed concrete, complemented by oak veneer, birch plywood, leather and stone. A parametric feature wall in the conference room is formed from cut birch plywood sections arranged in a wave pattern. A layout of lines and grids keeps the plan open, luminous and connected.

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Compass Center Exhibition

Upture Design Limited Exhibition Interior

Compass Center

Compass Center is an exhibition center interior located in Shenzhen, China. The design combines refined quality with Oriental philosophy to create a natural living environment. The lobby is built with nine kinds of stone and resembles a natural area enclosed by cliffs. An art wall more than 10 meters high forms a calm focal point. At the entrance, a theme wall of black stone shows landscapes of mountains and streams. Design and construction were integrated to control precision and quality throughout the project.

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Between Light and Corridor Residential

Ming Kai Hsu Residential Interior

Between Light and Corridor

Between Light and Corridor is a residential interior design for a 30-year-old apartment in Taipei City, Taiwan. The home covers about 99 square meters and holds three bedrooms, a living room, a dining room, a kitchen and a dressing room. An S-shaped curved cabinet stands between the living room and the dining room and separates the two functions. Materials include solid wood grille, oak floor, granite, amber mirror and LED linear lights. Sound insulation foam was installed on the floor to reduce noise from upstairs. A dimmer on the corridor to the bedroom allows different lighting moods.

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Asturias home Interior Art

Ana Milena Lalinde Guzman Interior Art Interior

Asturias home

Asturias Home is a residential interior design project for a private house. The renovation covers four spaces: an ensuite, a master bedroom, a powder room and a gym with a spa area. Grey tiles, white paint and light timber create a calm and open atmosphere. The master bedroom includes a large bed head, three metres wide, made from twenty timber ribbons and decorated with a pencil on wood technique inspired by Leonardo da Vinci. The aim was to give the house a natural, raw and elegant language suited to modern living.

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Light Chasing Commercial Space

Yue-Han, Li Commercial Space Interior

Light Chasing

Light Chasing is a commercial interior design for a skin care brand space in Taipei. The floor area is 247.935 square meters, planned for product introduction, skin testing and banquets. Light is the starting point of the design, and yellow and white light are combined so that skin appears natural. A large ring light on the ceiling recalls a spotlight. A welcoming wall with straight lines of light and a hexagonal honeycomb light curtain echo the brand concepts of diamonds and molecules. Piano lacquer, matte paint, titanium plate and terrazzo are used.

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Remarkable Arts Residential

Hsing-Fu Huang Residential Interior

Remarkable Arts

Remarkable Arts is a residential interior design covering approximately 430 square meters. The layout includes an entrance, a living room, a dining room, a kitchen, three bedrooms and four bathrooms. The design integrates art and daily life, with an arrangement similar to an art gallery. Marble walls, fine furniture and large paintings create a natural and calm atmosphere. Materials include marble, titanium metal plate, polished tiles, hand-scraped wooden floor, tea-colored mirror and leather board. Wide circulation provides comfortable movement.

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Cloud Air Water Office

Li Yu Chen Office Interior

Cloud Air Water

Cloud Air Water is an office interior design covering 1362 square meters. The space was originally five separate small offices, now joined into one connected area. A pentagonal three-dimensional ceiling, formed of linked but independent shapes, represents clouds in the sky. A grille follows the ceiling and answers the contrasting lines on the floor, guiding movement through the space. The reception counter sits at the center and divides the interior into an open office area and a private area. Woven carpet, stainless steel, glass, wood grain plywood and marble are used.

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Blue Moon Classroom

Andrew Liu Classroom Interior

Blue Moon

Blue Moon is the interior design of a language school in Taipei, Taiwan. The plan is divided into classrooms and toilets and covers about 105 square meters. Open circulation and transparent partitions keep each teaching area visible. Concrete walls are supported by the floor slab and stand above glass partitions and glass doors, so the concrete appears to float. Movable louver screens, shaped as sine curves and combined with LED light, divide the group discussion area and can be rearranged as needed. The design balances shared and private study spaces.

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