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Shiguangdao Marketing Center

Shiguangdao

Shiguangdao is a marketing center interior located in the Hunnan District of Shenyang, China. The design refers to the history of the area and to its change into a high technology development zone. The concept is based on ideas about space and time, and the interior is arranged as a journey through memory. A metal installation named Light of Life is set in a regular matrix. Lighting effects create a sense of rhythm and depth. The space measures 3700 millimeters by 8500 millimeters. Visitors move through the interior and experience an immersive setting.

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Avantgarde Restaurant

Avantgarde

Avantgarde is a restaurant interior designed for a commercial complex in Tehran. The restaurant covers 740 square meters and includes a lobby, a main hall, a CIP area and a separate hall for children. The ceiling is formed by iron structures that carry plants, with vertical hanging metal parts used as dividers. Curved and spiral lights run between the plants. The design is inspired by the view of the Amazon jungle from above, and the curved lights represent its rivers. Most elements are made with eco-friendly materials. The selected plants produce oxygen and absorb air pollutants.

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Sunlight Sprinkles Residence

Sunlight Sprinkles

Sunlight Sprinkles is a residential interior that also serves as a private club for guests. The home covers an actual area of 182.4 square meters and holds three bedrooms, three bathrooms and a meeting area. Light colors, curved ceiling edges and arc-shaped lighting create an airy atmosphere. The layout of the public area was changed so that natural light can reach the whole space. Wires are hidden inside metal cladding that runs along the window frame to the ceiling. Thin bricks, wood and metal form the main materials. The project was completed in Taipei.

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Feather Residence

Feather

Feather is a residential interior design for a two-story home in Taoyuan City, Taiwan. The original space had a low ceiling and complex partitions. The two floors were transformed into an open plan maisonette to create a tidy living area with a smooth flow. Neat lines and a cohesive black and white palette build a pure and calm space. Light wooden floor panels contrast with the white walls, ceiling and cabinets. Linear lights are embedded in the beams, the ceiling seams and the cabinet edges. The floor area is 110.6 square meters.

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Villa Mistral Residential

Villa Mistral

Villa Mistral is a four level house located in Sentosa Cove, Singapore. The design avoids a plain box form by referring to the shape of a boat. Angular outward leaning structural elements and similarly angled glazed walls recall the experience inside and outside a vessel moving through the sea. Timber and concrete combine in a facade with windows of varying scales. The interiors follow a seaside theme that reflects the waterfront lifestyle of the area. Building design, interior architecture, decoration, furnishings and artworks are fully integrated.

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HB Reavis London Office

HB Reavis London

Designed according to the IWBI‘s WELL Building Standard, the headquarters of HB Reavis UK is aimed at promoting a project-based work, which encourages the break down of departmental silos and makes working across different teams simpler and more accessible. Following the WELL Building Standard, the workplace design is also aimed to address the health issues associated with modern offices, such as lack of mobility, bad lighting, poor air quality, limited food choices, and stress.

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Pattern of Nature Interior Residential

Pattern of Nature

Pattern of Nature is a residential interior design covering 198 square meters in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The home has no pillars, and thick beams arranged like a web carry the whole space. The ceiling was lowered and the air conditioning equipment was concealed to balance the height difference and reduce the visual weight of the beams. A horizontal line runs along the main wall, linking the master bedroom, the open kitchen, the guest toilet and the second bedroom. Part of a wall was replaced with translucent glass to bring daylight from three sides into the interior.

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Bright Platinum Residence

Bright Platinum

Bright Platinum is a residential interior design for a villa in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The home was planned for a family of three who collect many items related to travel, fashion, and art. Black, white, and gray form the main colors of the space. Stone materials and line panels are applied to floors, cabinets, and countertops. Glass, metal, mirror, and leather details complete the modern and classical style. The layout of each floor was reshaped to improve storage, circulation, and the sense of space.

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Cultural Eleganza Residence

Cultural Eleganza

Cultural Eleganza is a residential interior design located in Taipei, Taiwan, covering 291 square meters. The home combines Japanese and Nordic styles through natural elements and a reduced number of accessories. A gray and white palette in the public area is balanced by wooden and earthy tones. A large wooden bookcase in the study holds books and art and echoes the television wall. Large windows and several balconies bring in daylight and fresh air. Open space in the living room is reserved for the artworks of the residents. The design aims at comfort and energy saving.

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The Flow Kamakura Hotel

The Flow Kamakura

The Flow Kamakura is a vacation rental style hotel located in Kamakura, Japan, close to temples, shrines and the beach. The three-story wooden building has a total floor area of 160 square meters. Plastering, wood, antique furniture and modern tiles are combined to reflect the local history and the modern surf lifestyle. Windows, louvers and top lights bring in light and scenery while screening off the surrounding residential area. The rooftop terrace offers views of the ocean, the mountains and Mount Fuji. The hotel operates without a reception desk.

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From Point to Plane Residence

From Point to Plane

From Point to Plane is a residential interior design for a 56.2 square meter home in Hsinchu, Taiwan. The palette is based on gray and white, supplemented by wood, creating a functional and neat living space. The entrance porch uses imitation water paint to emphasize the natural texture. Gray-blue upholstered furniture and leather fabrics are combined with light wood tones and bright orange accents. An L-shaped wood frame extends into an open display cabinet with aluminum strip lights, iron shelves and mirrors, which separates the leisure area from the dining and kitchen area.

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AfterShip Interior Design

AfterShip

AfterShip is an office interior design created for a logistics company in Shenzhen. The layout guides people through a series of internal landscapes. The reception area on the fourth floor uses a data nebula theme, and a jungle-style corridor leads to the wellness center and the fitness room. Green tones and daylight are used throughout the office. Enclosed phone booths were developed for the project with custom foldable doors, aluminium frames, reeded glass for privacy, acoustic wall panels and planned air circulation for quiet.

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