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Aurea Office

Dilek Karaman Office 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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Challenge Wolf Office

Chongqing Wang Office 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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Tsubomiya 3rd Osteopathic Clinic

SHUNSUKE OHE Osteopathic Clinic 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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Carefree Restaurant

Xiaobing Yao Restaurant 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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An Villa Aesthetics Pavilion Private Club

Wei Jinjing, Wei Yaocheng, Zhang Huichao Private Club 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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Bund Wutong Vibe Interior Design

Oppein Home Group Inc Interior Design Interior

Bund Wutong Vibe

Bund Wutong Vibe is a residential interior design for a flat of 130 square meters. The design combines haipai culture with a customized modern living system. The living room, dining room and kitchen form a public core that extends to resting rooms, a study and storage areas. Arches, symmetrical compositions and geometric moldings are reinterpreted as curved ceilings and rounded cabinets. Cabinets use black elm veneer and high gloss light gray UV coated panels. Countertops and the dining table are made of sintered stone. Handleless push to open mechanisms keep daily use simple.

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Taicang Readzone Bookstore

Cheng Yu Hsieh Bookstore Interior

Taicang Readzone

Taicang Readzone is a bookstore located inside a department store in Taicang, China. The bookstore covers 368 square meters and is arranged in the form of a circular theater. Tall book walls and multi-directional door frames recall concentrated urban street scenes and invite readers to explore. Circular movement lines connect with radial paths to form separate book groups and varied seating areas. A stainless steel ceiling reduces the heavy feeling of the large structure. Flexible shelves, tables and seats support individual reading, parent-child reading and meetings.

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Zero Verge Interior Design

Oppein Home Group Inc Interior Design 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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Between Realms Residence

SAN.O INTERIOR DESIGN Residence 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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Fusion House Residential

Ryoko Ogoshi Residential Interior

Fusion House

Fusion House is a private residence in Japan designed for a multi generational family. The house stands on an inherited site shared with a Japanese garden, an existing kura and the parents house. A pine tree at the center of the garden guided the placement of the new building. A mixed structure of reinforced concrete and traditional timber construction provides stability and openness. Within the double-height living space, a feature wall of Japanese plaster and hand-crafted washi sliding doors shapes the interior. Daily living areas and guest areas remain separate yet connected.

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Xiaoman Hotpot Restaurant

Di Qin Restaurant Interior

Xiaoman Hotpot

Xiaoman Hotpot is a restaurant interior of 800 square meters in Changchun. The design is inspired by the Chinese solar term Xiaoman and by traditional landscape painting. Raw wood, stone, and rattan are combined with handcrafted ceramics and celadon tableware. Partitions, screens, and platforms divide the open plan into layered seating areas. Vertical greenery and natural material installations add ecological art. Soft indirect lighting supports a calm atmosphere. The intent is to make dining a quiet cultural experience.

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Hidden Elegance House Residential Space

Ze Interior design Residential Space Interior

Hidden Elegance House

Embodying Hidden Elegance, this project eschews flamboyance to explore the interplay of material essence and light. Within an open plan layout, the seamless harmony of grand stone and warm timber crafts a serene sanctuary with a sense of ritual. By utilizing minimalist linear vents and recessed lighting, the design achieves a vast horizontal extension. This simplicity without reduction focuses on precise proportions and raw beauty, evoking a high end executive suite where deep wood and white grey tones settle the mind.

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