Interior

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Designer / Brand: KAN, SHIH MING Work: Residential Tag: Interior

Ink Highlight

Ink Highlight is a residential interior design for an urban home of 150 square meters in Taiwan. The layout places function first, and no boundary is set between the dining room and the living room, so family members can gather easily in a spacious public area. One large unit serves as a dining table, a center island and a bar. Its surface uses Italian thin tiles with ink patterns, which are continued in the beige stone television wall and in natural pattern wallpapers. Corner beams and columns are repurposed as cabinets and storage.

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Designer / Brand: Ke Luo Work: Optometry Clinic Tag: Interior

Jizhou

Jizhou is an optometry clinic interior located in Tianjin. The project covers an area of 877 square meters. Circular forms are used throughout the space to give a soft and gentle appearance. An eye shape in the central hall adopts the visual identity color of the eye hospital, which contrasts with the white surfaces around it. The decorative ceilings on the second and third floors follow the shape of the first floor. Seven circles are joined into one composition. Wood, green plants and customized leather sofas create a warm environment.

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Designer / Brand: USPACE Interior Design Work: Residence Tag: Interior

Unite

Unite is the interior design of a five-story house for an extended family in Taiwan. Each floor has its own theme, and a consistent light color scheme connects all areas. The first floor holds the garage and shared spaces, where a glass sliding door divides the living room, dining room and kitchen while it admits light and protects privacy. Grilles, chamfered corners and curved metal panels balance straight lines and soft curves. The project is a renovation, and many original materials were kept and reused.

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Designer / Brand: Kei Harada Work: Shop Tag: Interior

Oyane Saikaitoki

Oyane Saikaitoki is a shop and gallery interior created for Saikai porcelain from Hasami Town in Nagasaki, Japan. The shop occupies a basement floor, so a new entrance was added to improve access. A large staircase and an elevator were placed within a wall of a storage space on the ground floor, and both guide visitors to the shop, which uses two levels. Porcelain is used for the signage, the wall saggers and the pendant lights. The indoor area is 140 square meters and the outdoor area is 1150 square meters.

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Designer / Brand: Xiamen Yitian Design Co., Ltd. Work: Sale Centre Tag: Interior

Sino Ocean Landscape

Sino Ocean Landscape is a sales centre interior in Mawei District, Fuzhou, China, an area known as the cradle of Chinese shipping culture. The design combines Western aesthetics with local shipping heritage and the character of East Fujian. A symmetrical layout of black metal lines is paired with large areas of wood veneer and light grey marble, forming a simple yet grand space. Warm yellow lighting enriches the colours and adds a calm mood. Ship models and water-themed ornaments recall the local culture. The front display area covers about 510 square metres.

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Designer / Brand: Zhidong Du Work: Restaurant Tag: Interior

Yum Rob

Yum Rob is a themed smart restaurant in Hengshui City. The interior covers 450 square meters and follows a modern and simple style. The entrance uses a circular arc taken from the brand robot image, framed by mirror stainless steel. Mirror surfaces on three sides of the inner corridor create an immersive passage. Colored light strips and optical fiber lights on the ceiling shape the visual atmosphere. The waiting area has stepped seats that guide movement and hold more guests. A panoramic projection completes the dining environment.

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Designer / Brand: Liu Li Work: Commercial Exhibition Space Tag: Interior

Long For Star Atlas Aesthetics Area

Long For Star Atlas Aesthetics Area is a commercial exhibition space located in Songjiang District, Shanghai, and arranged across the first, third and fourth floors. The design connects natural lake scenery with modern art elements. On the first floor, a corridor opens toward the landscape and allows the lake to be viewed. The third floor is planned for display and negotiation, using house-shaped boxes to define functions, together with shared office areas for joint business. Main materials include FGM stone, champagne stainless steel, gray waterstone, metallic screen and gradient glass film.

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Designer / Brand: Rong Ruei Tian Work: Residential Apartment Tag: Interior

Grayscale The Transition of Elegance

Grayscale The Transition of Elegance is a residential apartment interior in Taipei City, Taiwan. The home covers about 66 square meters and has a 4.2 meter ceiling, with two bedrooms, a living room and a dining room. The foyer, living room, dining room and kitchen are joined in one open area, so occupants can speak easily across the home. An arched shoe cabinet marks the entrance, and a steel ladder links the lower level to the children's room above the kitchen. Marble, metal panels and faux stone tiles form the grayscale palette.

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Designer / Brand: CHEN HUNG-CHOU Chang Kai-Hsien Work: Residential Space Tag: Interior

Tranquility

Lights is a residential interior design for a five-story house in Taiwan shared by three generations. Each floor is planned around the taste of its users. The first and second floors use the high ceiling and large windows to create a bright and spacious area for guests. The third and fourth floors hold bedrooms in a simple style with industrial details. The fifth floor is a studio and display area finished with oriented strand board for sound isolation. A new spiral staircase, lit by LED lamps set behind the steps, connects all levels. Natural wood and marble are used throughout.

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Designer / Brand: Haoling Yu Work: Residential House Tag: Interior

Bailu

Bailu is a residential interior design for a private villa in Chengdu. The original building was an American-style villa of 660 square meters, and its layout did not suit the modern living habits of the owners. The space was expanded and reorganized into a simple modern villa of 1000 square meters, while the original exterior was kept. Each room was given a more balanced area, and a billiards room was added on the lower floor. Natural stone, solid wood and marble were used. White surfaces and open areas give the interior a calm and artistic character.

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Designer / Brand: Che-Yun Su Yu Work: Japanese Restaurant Tag: Interior

Mini Galaxy

Mini Galaxy is a Japanese restaurant interior designed around the illusion of a vaulted ceiling. A large central beam divides the ceiling into sections, and the alternating heights create a layered look that balances vertical and horizontal lines. The vertical lines of the pendant lights are complemented by a ring shaped grille, which forms the visual centerpiece and creates a play of light and shadow recalling a starry sky. Natural wood is combined with concrete. A double layered transparent facade frames a planted seating area and supports energy saving.

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Designer / Brand: Ya-Ling Huang Work: Residence Tag: Interior

The View

The View is a residential interior design for a renovated six-story house of 231.4 square meters in Taiwan. The entrance and garage are placed on the first floor, while the main living areas are on the second floor, where the ceiling was removed to form a duplex space. Large floor-to-ceiling windows bring daylight and garden views inside. The television wall combines marble with precision-cut gray mirrors set one centimeter apart. Cabinets are aligned with the walls to add storage and to make the long and narrow space feel more open.

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