Interior

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Designer / Brand: Cheng He Interior Design Studio Design Type: Residential House Tag: Interior

Light and Form

Light and Form is the interior design of a six-story standalone house in Taichung City, Taiwan. The first floor is a communal area for gathering and hosting guests. The second to fourth floors hold private bedrooms. The fifth floor contains an audiovisual room with a bar, and the sixth floor holds a home office. Wood and stone textures form the material base, while soft colors create a calm setting. A floating staircase with LED strip lights reduces the visual weight of the structure. The layout separates social and quiet areas to improve privacy and comfort.

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Designer / Brand: Dilek Karaman Design Type: Office Tag: Interior

Aurea

Aurea Health Office is a 2000 sqm medical workplace organized around clarity, confidentiality, and efficiency. A central circulation spine links reception, shared work areas, and enclosed meeting rooms, enabling intuitive navigation with minimal signage. Modular workstations integrate power and data for flexibility. Acoustic ceilings and defined collaboration zones support focus. An oculus inspired lounge ceiling and a boardroom with a suspended acoustic raft establish identity. Cleanable stone, warm timber, controlled lighting, and biophilic elements create a calm clinical setting.

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Designer / Brand: Chongqing Wang Design Type: Office Tag: Interior

Challenge Wolf

Challenge Wolf is an office interior located in Shishi, Quanzhou, covering 2688 square meters. The design uses locally sourced materials so that tradition and modern style blend. Wave washed sand marble, rough stone, walnut wood, weather resistant paint and rock slab form the main surfaces. Linear marble is applied to elements such as the stairs, which reduces the amount of material used and creates a sense of line. Renewable and environmentally friendly resources are preferred. The layout aims to make the working environment comfortable and to support company growth.

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Designer / Brand: Ni Zhi Design Type: Residential Tag: Interior

One Majesty

One Majesty is a residential interior design for a villa in Beijing. The interior covers approximately 400 square meters and includes a foyer, reception, living and dining areas, a study, bedrooms and lounge zones. Carrara marble, brushed brass, matte steel, velvet, carved hardwood, crystal lighting and vintage wallpaper are combined through layering and site-specific installation. Zones are defined by materials and light, while seating and circulation follow clear sightlines. The design joins classical elegance with contemporary luxury.

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Designer / Brand: Kris Lin Design Type: Model House Tag: Interior

City Lente

Located in Tongzilin, Chengdu, a luxury residential district, the project focuses on spatial restraint. It avoids symbolic expressions of luxury and introduces an Invisible Order System. Concealed doors, integrated storage, and linear lighting create a unified spatial framework where order is embedded rather than displayed. The design translates urban structure into clear spatial organization through integrated detailing, forming a consistent and durable living environment.

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Designer / Brand: Maciej Basałygo Design Type: Residential House Tag: Interior

Jardo

The Jardo project illustrates the designer's quest for a balance between architecture, art, and design. The designer's fascination with sculpture had a significant influence on the final result, which is reflected in the furniture and staircase designs. A major challenge for him was manipulating the proportions and boundaries of the rooms to eliminate conventional solutions. He focused on ecology and sustainable development. He leveraged the benefits of local craftsmanship and local manufacturers working with wood, stone, glass, and natural cladding materials.

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Designer / Brand: Chen Chia Yu Design Type: Interior Design Tag: Interior

Home of Memories

Home of Memories is a residential interior design for a 115 square meter home in Hsinchu City, Taiwan. The layout was reversed and one of the four bedrooms was removed to widen the living room. A photo wall replaces the usual television wall and displays the owner's travel photographs, which can be changed. Wood veneer and stone are arranged in irregular sizes, and light strips are placed along the sides. A full wall of cabinets at the entrance holds shoes, books and travel souvenirs. The living room, dining room and study share one open space.

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Designer / Brand: Oppein Home Group Inc Design Type: Interior Design Tag: Interior

Zero Verge

Zero Verge is a residential interior design covering 110 square meters. The space combines living, social, display, and relaxation functions. A customized integrated door, wall, and cabinet system brings together cabinets, wall panels, display modules, and lighting. Horizontal and vertical lines, inspired by modern architecture, define a clear layout. Earthy tones with a dark red accent add warmth. Oak wood grain veneer, fabric textured veneer, glass, and metal form a layered material palette. The living room, dining room, kitchen, and balcony are connected in a circular flow.

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Designer / Brand: SAN.O INTERIOR DESIGN Design Type: Residence Tag: Interior

Between Realms

Between Realms is the interior design of a four-story house in a city center. The site covers approximately 254 square meters. The first floor holds the living, dining, kitchen and reading areas, while bedrooms and multipurpose rooms occupy the upper levels. A television is suspended on a metal frame with adjustable aluminum louvers, so the floor-to-ceiling window and the Japanese garden behind it remain visible. Grilles, mirrors and cabinets replace solid walls to define zones. Gray-scale stone, matte metal and marble-pattern slabs let daylight and shadow shape the rooms.

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Designer / Brand: SHUNSUKE OHE Design Type: Osteopathic Clinic Tag: Interior

Tsubomiya 3rd

Tsubomiya 3rd is an osteopathic clinic located in the business district of Osaka, Japan. The interior reinterprets the calm atmosphere of a traditional Japanese ryokan in a contemporary way. A restrained palette of white, gray, and black is warmed by timber doors and delicate wooden latticework. Soft indirect lighting, subtle incense, and quiet music support a tranquil mood. Four private treatment rooms are kept dimmer than the entrance and corridors. The space covers 66.5 square meters and aims to ease both physical and mental tension.

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Designer / Brand: Wei Jinjing, Wei Yaocheng, Zhang Huichao Design Type: Private Club Tag: Interior

An Villa Aesthetics Pavilion

An Villa Aesthetics Pavilion is a private club interior in Shaoxing, China, covering 200 square meters. The space is arranged as a pavilion that coexists with a courtyard and is enclosed by dark gray grilles. Natural light passes through the carved grille ceiling and creates framed views with changing shadows. Water features, moss and trees form natural sculptures. Works of local artists guide each area, including rain ripples on marble, a moon shadow on water and an iron ship. The design turns oriental sentiment into contemporary life aesthetics.

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Designer / Brand: Xiaobing Yao Design Type: Restaurant Tag: Interior

Carefree

Carefree is a restaurant interior designed for traditional Sichuan cuisine in Chengdu, China. The space covers 1480 square meters and is divided into a refreshment area, a wine area and private rooms. Chinese carved fencing and dim lighting give the refreshment area a secluded feeling. The private rooms are kept plain so that attention stays on the food. A sculpture at the center of the moon gate combines the brand name with ink painting. A wall screen shows plants changing through the four seasons, and bamboo, marble and red brick are used throughout.

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