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H Space Office Interior Design

TsingYan Interior Design & Contracting Office Interior Design Interior

H Space

H Space is an office interior design located inside a metal manufacturing factory in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The office covers 148 square meters and is built from modular H beam steels and metal partition panels. These units are easy to assemble and dismantle, so the materials can be reused if the factory is relocated. The space is divided into two levels linked by granite stairs with metal handrails. Warm bright yellow recalls the overhead travelling crane of the factory. The design follows the principle of reduce, reuse and recycle.

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Fuhome Residential House

Jan Ham Residential House Interior

Fuhome

Fuhome is a residential interior design for an apartment in Hung Hom with a useful area of 2,228 square feet. Two connected units were opened up and replanned into a layout of four halls and six rooms. The theme is a warehouse style, combined with the needs of modern family life. The plan includes an open kitchen, a play room, a laundry room and a shared room for three children. A sliding door with an iron mesh and black framed glass separates the kitchen and limits cooking smoke. Sliding doors also connect the shared rooms and the master bathroom for easy use at night.

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Optical Fibers Residence

Yu-Wen Wang Residence Interior

Optical Fibers

Optical Fibers is a residential interior design completed in Taiwan. Light and shadow guide the whole layout. The living room, study and dining room are connected without partitions, which keeps the space bright and open. An L shaped sofa and a writing desk divide the living room from the study without a solid wall. The television wall is built with stone, metal and wood, and grey tones are combined with titanium plated metal. Wooden cabinets add warmth. In the bedroom, an inclined ceiling with strip lights hides the low beams and columns.

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Interaction Residence

Clement Tung Jeun Cheng Residence Interior

Interaction

Newton's Cradle is a 226 square meter residential interior in Macau, completed in August 2021. The design takes its name from the swinging spheres of a Newton's cradle, used as a symbol of shared energy and family interaction. Arches, curved lines and ovals appear across the rooms, turning flat shapes into three-dimensional forms when viewed from different angles. Large original windows bring in daylight and reduce the need for electric lighting. Wallpaper and artificial leather replace stone, and the open public area limits the use of partitions.

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Magnificent Scenery Residence

Yi-Chien Kang, Hai-Fong Wang Residence Interior

Magnificent Scenery

Magnificent Scenery is a residential interior design for a 214-square-meter apartment in Taiwan. Black and white curved columns at the entrance stand for mountain and water. The black mountain is made of wood finished with black bronze lacquer, while the white side is formed as a wave gradient with lighting strips. The ceiling holds two circles, one with twelve lights for the four seasons and one with eight lights. A curved television wall divides the living room and the audio-visual room. Natural stone and water-ripple wood flooring continue the landscape theme.

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M and W Residence

KAO SHIH CHIEH Residence Interior

M and W

M and W is a residential interior design for a split level apartment of 43 square meters. Changes in floor level and openings of different sizes link the areas and widen the views. A composite screen of glass and mirror divides the entrance from the kitchen and keeps light flowing. A mezzanine placed above the study separates the public and private areas. A rotating television wall softens the boundary between the study and the living room. A gray platform joins the living room and the study, serving as seating and as a desk.

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Silence in All Residential

Wei-Han Shih Residential Interior

Silence in All

Silence in All is a residential interior design created for a forty-year-old house in Taiwan. The home is arranged in shades of grey, using natural thin sintered stones, glass tiles, painted glass and grey mirrors. Reflective and transparent surfaces make the narrow and long plan appear wider. The layout is divided into a garage, a public area, a private area and a basement storage area. Wall cabinets, double-sided cabinets and glass cabinets add storage and display space. Waterproofing and moisture resistant materials address the flood and damp problems of the old building.

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SCE Funworld Residential House

F.G STUDIO Residential House Interior

SCE Funworld

SCE Funworld Show Flat is a residential show flat interior located in Zhumadian, Henan Province, China. The 125 square meter home uses simple design language together with rich decorative details. Clean lines, selected materials and calm color palettes create an elegant living environment. A textured marble dining table is paired with full-height black glass, and a round suspended light fixture adds vitality. The master bedroom uses grey, white and camel tones. A bay window offers a resting area, and a niche beside the window provides storage and display space.

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Place Of Comfort Residential House

Yong Zhang Residential House Interior

Place Of Comfort

Place of Comfort is a residential interior design for a 117 square meter home in Tianjin. The design avoids complicated layered elements and returns to simple architectural aesthetics. A classic color palette and warm materials create a calm living environment. The main materials are ceramic tile, wallpaper, latex paint, stainless steel and stone. Wooden flooring and wood veneer give the bedroom a warm tone, and wide windows with matching curtains bring in daylight. The study room uses the same quiet tone to support work and reading at home.

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Less is More Residential House

Cheng He Interior Design Studio Residential House Interior

Less is More

Less is More is a residential interior design for a 148 square meter home. The home contains three bedrooms, a living room, a dining room, two bathrooms, a kitchen, a dressing room and a storeroom. A black and white palette creates a strong contrast and a simple, neat character. Black adds weight and calmness, while white brings lightness and order. Neutral gray wooden flooring harmonizes the two tones. Earth tone furniture and warm wood soften the cool scheme. A wooden grille wraps the cabinet between the dining and living areas as a screen.

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Yearning for Home Residential

Yu-Lung Lee Residential Interior

Yearning for Home

Yearning for Home is a residential interior that also supports work use. The original layout was opened up, leaving one bedroom connected to a secondary room, so the space feels wider. Grey cement paint covers the television wall and the trap doors of the bedroom, the storage room and the guest bathroom, and it shows changing layers of light and shadow. Curved forms soften the beams and columns, while linear lighting is embedded for the evening. A counter and a diagonal dining table serve as working surfaces. Preserved walls hold the client art collection.

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Greenwich Residential

CHEN SHENG-YUAN Residential Interior

Greenwich

Greenwich is a residential interior design for a small apartment in Taiwan. A mezzanine increases the usable area within the limited footprint. Glass and iron elements bring sunlight into every corner. Slender steel handrails and a staircase walkway divide the areas while keeping visual openness. The design recalls the iron staircases of Manhattan, where the owner once lived. The main materials are particle board, mineral water-based paint and stone plastic composite flooring, selected for low formaldehyde and low volatility.

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