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Hotel Anteroom Naha aims to revitalize its neighborhood community through collaboration with contemporary art and its local culture. Inspired by the white cube space of galleries, the interior design is intended to be simple and minimal, which allows guests to focus on the artworks exhibited throughout the hotel. The façade, interior, and furniture were designed in close collaboration with artists, which convert the space itself into a piece of art.
Merak is a residential interior design for a new apartment in Taiwan. The interior area is approximately 99.1 square meters and holds three rooms, a living room, a dining room and two bathrooms. Black, white and grey tones are combined with architectural concrete, metal and black wood grain to form a calm and balanced setting. Red accents mark the social area, where a kitchen island serves for dining and for meeting guests. An electric fireplace is placed below the television wall. The entrance wall was removed to create a smooth flow of circulation with minimal remodeling.
Breakthrough and Rebirth is a cultural experience center set inside an old building in Changsha, China, with an interior of about 500 square meters. The design links the renovated building with the surrounding community without altering the relationship between the original structures. An installation staircase forms the heart of the interior, built from irregular geometric lines and combined with blue and white blocks. A negotiation area joins a leisure book bar and a bar. The center holds cultural and art exhibitions and activities.
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Qube Shanghai is a hotel interior design located in the Jiading District of Shanghai, close to the Hongqiao transport hub. The design takes the memory of Jiangqiao as its theme and links local history with modern art. A bridge is the main idea of the lobby, shown through bridge-shaped columns, open space and water textures on the floor. A high corridor inspired by a rice bucket is finished in orange. Tall bookshelves are placed among the reception seats. The hotel covers 31000 square meters and includes a banquet hall and five meeting rooms.
Zhonghai Wanning is a sales office interior located in Wanning, Hainan. The project covers 1958 square meters. Curved and flowing lines shape the rooms, and doors modeled on cruise ship openings divide and reorganize the plan. Wood grain aluminum panels cover the walls and ceiling, giving flame retardant and moisture resistant surfaces suited to the tropical climate. The service desk combines jazz white stone with stainless steel. Sandstone, granite, wood and crushed stone recall the former fishing village, while warm lighting supports comfortable conversation.
Shenyang Yango Feilizuoan is a sales center interior covering 800 square meters. The design uses plants as a symbol of growth and joins nature with modern culture. Marble, plants, metal and glass are the main materials. Water, light and shadow are used to give the space more depth. Light gray forms the base tone, with green and orange accents. Green plants, warm wood veneer and large external windows add vitality. A cabinet holding artwork is placed in the water bar area. The intent is a calm space that stays close to nature.
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Fingerprint Custom is an office interior located in Xiamen, Fujian, China. The design translates the abstract pattern of a fingerprint into spatial form, expressing the corporate value of respecting the creativity of every person. Efficiency guides the layout, with simple partitions and smooth circulation routes. Main materials include white baking lacquer board, water ripple stainless steel, curved glass and natural wood panels. A concave fingerprint form and a sphere suggesting a pupil mark the reception area.
Min Ben Chi is a dessert shop interior located in Tainan, covering 132.23 square meters. The design brings together modern and classical elements. Part of the original building was preserved, and traces of formwork left on the ceiling and columns create a patina effect. Classical arcs appear on the arch door, the wall surface, the light stand, the couch, the cupboard feet, the chair and the golden spiral staircase that leads to the second floor. Lighting creates a translucent brightness by day and a softer glow at night.
Beauty of Orient is an office interior created inside a fifty-year-old house in Taiwan. The indoor area is 99.1 square meters and the yard is 49.5 square meters. Black, white and grey tones of low saturation form a calm and classic setting. Organic curves shape the ceiling and the storage cabinet at the entrance, and an asymmetrical curve marks the second floor. Several partitions were removed and a matte glass screen was added to keep circulation open and bright. Laminate flooring, woodwork, baked paint and stone pattern fabric are used.
Bali Vacation is a residential interior design for a holiday house. The layout reduces partitions, so the living room, kitchen and study keep open circulation and wide views. Wooden grilles placed between the outdoor and indoor areas provide privacy and bring in sunlight and green views. Hollow rattan furniture and lighting give the rooms a light appearance. Natural wood and gray tones form the color base of the space. In the bedrooms, mirrors extend the sense of space and reflect the mountain scenery outside.
Xinghui is a restaurant interior design for a Japanese cuisine venue in Jinan, China, with a site area of 1000 square meters. The plan follows the layout of a Chinese garden combined with Japanese elements. Many small rooms are arranged so that landscapes are set between them. Each compartment offers a different view, and the view changes with the four seasons. The whole space is like a small village, and each compartment is like a separate house. Windows allow guests to see other compartments, which supports contact between people. Ancient brick, glass, art paint and wood are used.
Through the transparent window, the copper gloss reflecting the sunshine is letting in the airy space. The solid metal texture, gentle neutral colors, and wood patterns associated with the curves form an ambiance of coherence; it phrases a metaphor for sense and sensibilities. In the warm and tactile home, the four family members have a tight bond with each other. As the two children's needs are the essence of the plan, the dining area is shaped into an exclusive zone for parent-children reading. Optimally selecting eco-friendly construction materials, we built a sustainable and cozy home.
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