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In Yimeng Girl, Li Zhongkai wanted to create a colorful forest for children to dance like fairies and feel the joy of learning and growing. Rich spatial form, the new fairy tale world under the intersection and overlap of unreal and reality, take you to explore an unknown world. Some say it's a fairytale castle; Some say it's an amusement park; Others say it's a kaleidoscope in a maze. There are grasslands, mountains, caves, flowers and, most importantly, children will love it.
Golden Spikes is a reception center with three show houses, completed in Taiwan in 2021. The interior is arranged like a theater, with the housing model placed at the center as the main stage. Arc elements suggest stage curtains, and layered grilles with a metal curtain screen the sales area. The ceiling is made of oval dark stainless steel panels, and the chandeliers recall stars in the sky. A spiral staircase leads visitors to the upper floor, so the project can be viewed from all sides. Light mauve tones, glass and metal emphasize gradations of light and shade.
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Land of Dawn is a residential interior design for a five-story house of about 330 square meters in Taiwan. The living room ceiling uses overlapping arcs to create a rounded and progressive visual direction. Screens and storage cabinets are placed in a staggered layout to extend visual depth and guide movement through the rooms. The main living room wall is covered with wood veneer, while the television wall uses stone system panels with a storage function. Metal-framed glass sliding doors, curved marble screens and curved glass keep the plan flexible, warm and calm.
The designer believes that the profundity and significance of space live in the sustainability derived from the unity of interrelated and codependent man, space, and environment; hence with enormous original materials and recycled waste, the concept is materialized in the design studio, a combination of home and office, for a design style of coexisting with environment.
Garden Love Clue is an office interior designed with the atmosphere of a garden. The space of 90.18 square meters is divided into three areas: a window side lounge, a central symbol tree table, and a large communicative counter. Most planters are hung under the ceiling on steel and wooden framing ladders instead of standing on the floor. Ceiling spotlights are mixed with the hanging planters to suggest sunlight in a forest. Stone and steel textures on the floor and walls add contrast. Power outlets and other office functions are embedded into the furniture, floor, and walls.
Vintage Remix is an apartment interior design for a new 130 square metre home in Sofia, Bulgaria. Two vintage French cabinets are placed in the heart of the living and dining area, beside two custom sculptural steel pieces, a combined bar and screen and a shelving unit. The contrast between warm aged wood with intricate intarsia and dark industrial steel guides the concept. Both steel pieces are made of 3 mm laser cut plate, folded in a workshop and assembled on site. The bar also screens the access to the private rooms.
Vintage Look is an interior design for a hair salon in Taichung City, Taiwan. The 72-square-meter space contains a hairdressing area, a hair washing area, an equipment storage, a counter and a pedestrian arcade. Arched mirrors framed with titanium plating bars and wall lamps placed between the seats are combined with blue linear wallpaper. The wave modeling walls are made from recycled fiberboards, and the floor is paved with marble-imitating tiles. French windows and three-layered doors bring daylight and fresh air into the long and narrow interior.
Living in the Clouds is a penthouse apartment interior located on level 32 in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The 300 square meter home is often surrounded by fog, and the design draws on this setting through rich earth tones that create a calm and stable atmosphere. Stone, wood and metal are combined to add depth and natural texture. Warm grey furniture and lighting fixtures give a contemporary look. The public area joins the living room, island kitchen and dining area, while three bedrooms with large windows face the city.
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AC Concept is a showroom and workplace for an interior design firm. The interior serves as a multi-function space for meetings and staff gatherings, and also as a show flat for clients. An open-plan layout was adopted to increase the sense of space and to encourage interaction. The showroom is divided into an entrance, a living area, a dining area, a kitchen and a workspace. Layers are created through varied color tones, materials and lighting. A bar counter forms the focal point. An automation system is integrated throughout.
M Loft is a renovation of a micro apartment in Shanghai created for a single resident who works from home. The layout joins living and working areas, and provides generous study and storage space. Birch board with a soft color and clear texture is combined with large white surfaces, so the interior stays bright and open although only one window is present. Matte black details add a calm tone. Slim metal handrails were welded on site, with mitered joints that keep the connections almost invisible.
Taking Z Power, the steel-structured logo at the counter as the core value of the design, the space embodies the coexistence of power, gentleness, and aesthetics. The designer applies colors expressing happiness, hope, power and stability onto basic elements symbolizing simplicity and origin. The positive energy created at the gym offers users experiences of purity, beauty and confidence. The main concept of the tone is borrowed from Pantone 2021 Colors of the Year, which is the combination of Ultimate Gray and Illuminating Yellow.
Sparkling Bali is a residential apartment interior set on the top three floors of an older building in Taiwan. The design follows a party theme, with indoor and outdoor gathering areas on the first and top floors. A glass staircase and patio bring natural light through all three levels. The stair facade and transparent steps hold storage and a wine collection, which saves space for social use. Water-corrugated stainless steel surrounds the sofa area, and a mirrored ceiling extends the low visual height. Mirrors also ease the narrow entry corridor.