Interior

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Designer / Brand: SHEN FU CHEN Design Type: Office Space Tag: Interior

Tai Quan Palace

Tai Quan Palace is an office space located in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The entrance corridor follows a traditional Chinese style and recalls an ancient palace. The corridor walls are covered with 26,000 pieces of gold foil, applied by hand over primer instead of paint. Traditional Chinese double doors with door nails and mortise and tenon joints were made by woodworkers. The working areas are simpler, with white walls, cabinets, desks and chairs, and details in iron and copper. A barrier-free ramp solves the height difference at the entrance.

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Designer / Brand: Yi-Yun Chang Design Type: Residential Apartment Tag: Interior

Corner of Tranquility

Corner of Tranquility is a residential apartment interior design covering 73 square meters. The scheme uses a modern style built from grey glass, aluminum pieces and iron pieces. Glass partitions define the study area and reduce visual blockages, while tile lines extend inward from the transparent glass. A storage room was created at the corner near the bathroom door by changing the direction of the master bedroom door. In the master bedroom, a large sliding door with an oil painting covers the window and can be opened to let daylight enter.

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Designer / Brand: Shih Cheng Lo, Min Han Yang Design Type: Residence Tag: Interior

In Between Lines

In-between Lines is a residential interior design for a small apartment of 39 square meters in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The split-level layout uses intersecting framed volumes that define the television wall, the mirrored cabinet, the waterproof basin and the bookshelf wall. The split-level floor slabs are kept within 10 centimeters to avoid an oppressive feeling, and a lowered ceiling conceals wiring and service equipment. Natural earth tones, timber and greenery create a calm setting. A full-height kitchen window and glass sections in the bedroom walls bring daylight inside.

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Designer / Brand: Chen Chin-Shu Design Type: Residential Space Tag: Interior

Love Symbol

Love Symbol is a residential interior design for a 150 square feet home in Taipei, Taiwan. The main wall of the living room is made of natural marble with gradient colors that recall oriental ink painting landscapes. The stone wall extends into the hallway. Behind the main wall, a Buddha hall displays calligraphy drawn by the father of the family. Wood is used on the ceiling to add warmth and to link the public and private areas. The public area is semi-open and receives natural light. The design keeps the memory and sentiment of the family.

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Designer / Brand: ACG Design International Design Type: Residential Tag: Interior

Black Definition

Black Definition is a residential interior design covering about 234.4 square meters in Taichung City, Taiwan. The home contains a foyer, a living room, a dining room, an open kitchen, three bedrooms and a storage room. The concept of dichotomy divides the space into open public areas and independent private areas. Different wall and floor textures create visual segmentation. Titanium plated natural stones, mineral coatings, imported tiles, steel hardware and lacquered glass are used. The layout was rearranged to enlarge the living room for hosting guests.

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Designer / Brand: Yi-Yun Chang Design Type: Residential Apartment Tag: Interior

Living Aesthetics

Living Aesthetics is a residential apartment interior located in Hsinchu, Taiwan, covering 50 square meters. The design applies an industrial style through iron, aluminium and stainless steel materials. The long foyer walkway holds hanging storage cabinets, and the cabinet doors combine iron mesh with a scattered arrangement of imported tiles. In the public area, a sofa and a coffee table were omitted and a high bar counter was added, serving as both a dining table and a work surface. A partition wall was removed to create an open closet area.

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Designer / Brand: Cache atelier Design Type: Kids Center Tag: Interior

JNGL By Progress

JNGL By Progress is a kids centre located within an office space in Sofia, Bulgaria. The 800 square metre interior is designed for children from two to twelve years old, with areas to play, learn, draw and perform. A jungle theme guides the layout, and zones are named Crocodile Bay, Monkey Island and Under the Starry Sky. Movable walls and movable furniture allow the areas to be divided or joined for daily activities. Large glazed walls keep the interior open and let natural light pass through. Several interactive elements can be rearranged by the children.

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Designer / Brand: LIN TSU CHAO Design Type: Residential Space Tag: Interior

Attitude Toward Life

Attitude Toward Life is a residential interior design created inside a house that is fifteen years old. The cabinets follow the concept of a cross. Partitions between the living room, the dining area and the study room were rearranged to form an open and transparent view. Simple colors and natural materials are used. Wood, cement surfaces and an irregular patchwork of hexagon tiles with wood flooring shape the character of the rooms. The ceiling was left plain, and the pipes remain exposed and ordered for easy repair. Continuous windows bring natural light into the shared areas.

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Designer / Brand: Kai-Bo Chen Design Type: Residential Apartment Tag: Interior

Tranquil Spring

Tranquil Spring is a residential apartment interior in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The 124 square meter home was renovated for a family of three generations. Water leaks were repaired, the floor was raised to correct its slope, and the exterior wall was mended. The dining area ceiling was divided into three equal sections to work with the central beam, and the space under the beam was turned into storage. Natural stone and wood surfaces were used throughout. A semi-open kitchen and dining area adjoins a glass-partitioned study and piano room.

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Designer / Brand: Chia-Ling Sun and Hsuan-Jung Pan Design Type: Residence Tag: Interior

Live in Letters

Live in Letters is a residential interior design in Kaohsiung City, Taiwan. The 146.6 square metre home was created for a client with large book storage needs and a preference for black-based space. A large black book wall is built with iron and steel frames, layered with wood grain veneer and wooden shelves. The entrance sidewall is finished with Italian fresco stucco paint applied in random brush strokes. An irregular sofa, an amorphous television wall, an extra-long dining table for eight and a complete dressing room shape the layout.

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Designer / Brand: Gautam Desai Design Type: Salon Tag: Interior

DoReDo

DoReDo is a wellness venue that combines a beauty clinic, a salon, a spa, a yoga studio and a small cafe within 550 square meters. The layout is modelled on airport retail, where displays stay below eye level and movement remains simple and clear. Coral is used as the accent colour and appears only in the wood framed arches of the central retail courtyard, which connects every service. Every visitor passes through the coral arches. Wooden flooring, lit mirrored consoles, suspended metal storage racks and glass chandeliers complete the interior.

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Designer / Brand: Yuefeng ZHOU Design Type: Hotel Tag: Interior

Shanghai Xijiao

This project is a converted villa with five floors in the Shanghai suburbs, covers about 1,000sqm. The décor ties together a vivid new Chinese feel from the ceiling to the stone layout on the floor. The ceiling is decorated with black painting and grey stainless steel plate, which allows the hidden light to pass through the gaps. Materials like wood veneer, stainless steel, and painting signifying new Chinese feel are mixed together to create a new Chinese feel space. All in all, the design aims to bring people closer to Shanghai, and in essence, closer to themselves.

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