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Drinking tea requires both a favourable environment and a good mood. The designer presents the motif of cloud and mountain in the way of freehand ink painting, and sprinkles a pair of beautiful Chinese landscape paintings in the enclosed limited space. Through customized function carriers, the designer has created a sensory experience for the consumers, which brings huge sensual impact.
ERC Cafe is a cafe interior design covering 218 square meters over two levels. The layout includes a front entrance, a counter, a kitchen, and seating areas with sofas, bar seats, a community table and standard coffee tables. Red brick, metal work, grinding stone, glass, timber and mineral paint give the space a loft character. Fabric is cut into segments and hung from the ceiling in arch shapes, which soften the hard surfaces and diffuse light and air. The double height entrance and the full height windows open the interior to the street and recall a greenhouse.
Absolute Aesthetics is a residential interior design for a new apartment of 247.9 square meters in Taiwan. The home has three bedrooms, two living rooms and a dining room for a family of four. A low two-color fabric sofa stands at the center, forming a double living room with two social areas. A bar of about 3.2 meters and a semi-open kitchen support gatherings, while sliding glass doors bring light into the private area. Materials include antique-like marble, solid wood veneer, iron and glass. Warm orange tones and wood surfaces set off the owners art collection.
Purrfect Domicile is a residential interior design for a three-story penthouse in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The total design area is 892.6 square meters over three floors, each about 3.3 meters high. The open layout connects public and private areas while keeping clear boundaries. Custom resting spaces, catwalks and activity areas were built for five cats after study of their movement. Built-in cabinets, concealed sliding doors and titanium window frames address lighting and privacy needs. Remote-controlled systems manage lighting, curtains and air quality.
The Shkrub house appeared out of love and for love — a loving couple with three kids. The DNA of the house includes the structuring aesthetic principles that find inspiration in Ukrainian history and culture inspired by Japanese wisdom. The element of earth as a material makes itself felt in structural aspects of the home, such as the original thatched roof and in the beautiful and dense textured clay walls. The idea of paying homage, as a founding place, can be sensed throughout the home, like a delicate guiding thread.
Jiangcheng Business Innovation Center is an office interior that also serves as an art gallery. The public areas combine the character of a gallery, the function of a business office and the relaxed mood of a coffee bookstore. The walls are finished with micro-cement art paint, which creates a simple background for the artworks on display. The main exhibition area is the 1000 square meter lobby on the first floor, while further pieces are placed within the working areas. The design gives an artistic and personal character to a daily workplace.
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Minimalist modern interior design focuses on simplicity and functionality, stripping away unnecessary elements and clutter. The emphasis on functionality in minimalist modern interior design ensures that every piece of furniture and every element serves a purpose. This approach enhances the efficiency and practicality of the space, contributing to a sense of order and tranquility. The minimalist aesthetic promotes mindfulness and encourages people to focus on the present moment.
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Changle Lanshan is a sales center located in Fuzhou City, Fujian Province, China. The interior covers an area of 800 square meters and presents the construction plans of newly built houses to visitors. A single wall material is repeated to build spatial layers, and the ceiling design follows the appearance of the architecture. Art installations and ceiling lights refer to the local nautical culture and textile tradition. Materials include cement cave stone, Maya grey marble, Prague grey marble and wood-like coating. The design also recalls oriental eaves and the lanes of Fuzhou.
Zhang Jiang Cheng is an upscale restaurant interior located in a busy district of Shanghai. The restaurant serves Hakka fusion cuisine, and the idea of fusion guides the whole design. Chinese ceramics are redesigned with modern methods and placed within a minimalist modern space as art installations. Most of the tableware is custom made in Jingdezhen and fired at 1300 degrees Celsius. Each private dining room has its own design character. The intent is to offer a calm and elegant setting that presents Eastern aesthetics.
Yancheng Nanyang is an airport hotel interior located in the terminal of Yancheng airport in Jiangsu, China, covering 8500 square meters. The fields, mountains and rivers of Yancheng are expressed through decorative materials and soft furnishings. Repetition and reorganization of forms are combined with stable colors to create contrast within the space. The main materials are wood veneer, stone, glass, wallpaper, paint and aluminum plate. Materials were selected for environmental protection, energy saving and controlled cost.
Citic Fengyue Tower is an office interior located in Dalian, a coastal city in China, covering 6500 square meters. The design draws on science, technology, art, nature and the sea, and the main image is taken from wave forms. The ceiling and floor use flowing lines and block surfaces to convey movement and openness. A reception desk shaped after a warship recalls the local port and is made of ice white marble and golden stainless steel. White gray tones are combined with technical blue. Sculptures placed indoors and outdoors guide movement and encourage interaction.
With the sailing element as the dominant element, in the design of this case, the design team integrates the corporate and local culture into the architectural space. Black sandblasted stainless steel as the core of the building, with the evolution of the sailboat and the device, creating a scenario of a thousand sails crossing the river and a hundred boats competing for the flow. From the exterior to the interior, from the materials to the details, every step is aimed at creating a comfortable and ideal living environment.