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The combination of service-oriented business with new business forms is a trend. The designer experimentally integrates the subsidiary functions of the project with main business, re-optimizes the main functions of parent-child sports training, and builds the project into a comprehensive space for swimming and sports education, integrating entertainment and leisure.
Villa Time is a residential interior design for a two-story house in Miaoli, Taiwan. Each floor covers 165 square meters, and the outdoor courtyard and garage cover 230 square meters. The entryway is finished with black wood texture on the facade and ceiling, set off by a stone skin coating that is applied and carved layer by layer. Warm linear light and an orange cabinet add contrast. The living room, dining room and kitchen remain open to one another to support gatherings of a family of three generations.
This sushi restaurant uses an abundance of natural materials. The design was inspired by the owner's warm personality and his attitude as a craftsman. The counter was made of ginkgo and padouk wood, cut with a custom blade and finished smooth to the edges, and scraps were used for the sushi board. Chairs made of local cypress were designed to highlight the grain of the wood. Washi on the walls was made from processed mulberry, and organic patterns were created by pouring Gofun on the paper during the papermaking process. These elements creating an atmosphere that can only be felt here.
Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon is a resort interior located in Suichang, a county with a long cultural history. The design covers 483 square meters and places artwork and time-honored objects within the interior decoration, keeping a simple character alongside modern comfort. Local bamboo and green plants decorate the guest rooms and echo the scenery outside the windows. Old elm, celadon and old brick are used, and the furniture is made of locally recycled aged wood that is re-cut and polished by hand. The resort offers city residents a calm and natural place to stay.
Zens Teatime is a showroom designed for the display of tea related products. The design draws on elements of East Asian architecture, using natural materials, spatial sequence, light and shadow. Visitors may enter freely, sit down, rest and drink tea while experiencing the products on display. The main frame is built from square iron, and the walls are formed from nine thousand pre-made bamboo poles joined to the frame by components that can be put together and inserted. All materials can be recycled, so the showroom can be dismantled and rebuilt in other locations.
Twin Park is a residential interior design for an apartment in Taiwan. The apartment covers 195 square meters and includes four rooms, a living room, a dining room and three bathrooms. The original partition structure was kept in place to limit waste and to retain the character of the building. A branch-like circulation plan links the living room, dining room, game room and master bedroom, so residents move freely and see each other across the space. Blue tones combine cultured stone, glossy tiles, wallpaper and painted surfaces to add layers.
From East is a set of show window displays created for a commercial building in Shanghai. The main display surface and the side surfaces of the passageway each follow a different idea, arranged as inclusiveness, origin, promotion and collection along the customer walking route. The themes present Chinese culture through ancient auspicious figures such as the dragon, the phoenix and the crane. EVA material is used for shaping, filling and coloring. The displays cover forty square meters and apply strong traditional colors.
Zhengzhou Poly Puyue Duplex Showflat is a residential interior design created for art collectors. The home is arranged so that the art collection remains the visual centre, and light, colour and sightlines support each displayed work. Dark wooden walls and grey floor tiles create a gentle and restrained atmosphere. A sofa formed of simple rectangular blocks softens the corner of the living area. A sculpture of a furry imaginary beast stands to one side and adds character. The design follows a principle of simplicity, so that art leads the bounded space.
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Solaris Haven is a residential interior design for the living spaces of a three-bedroom condominium in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The interior covers 1,423 square feet and follows minimalist design principles. Clean lines, muted colors, and natural materials such as wood and stone are used throughout. Selected furnishings and decorative pieces add warmth while keeping an understated character. The layout creates a seamless flow between zones to support easy movement and comfort. Materials were chosen for durability and low environmental impact.
Light Corridor in Grayness is a residential interior design. The original T shaped circulation was fragmented, so an H shaped layout was adopted. The corridor was moved to the window side, and the bedrooms were set back to separate the public and private routes. Mirrors and glass spread daylight along the corridor. The bedroom entrances are grouped along the light corridor, away from the main entrance, for greater privacy. Curved surfaces soften the concave corners and join the living and dining areas smoothly.
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A room where you can see the huge rock Tategami, which has been worshiped as a place where gods stop by before landing on the island from the sea, and has been an object of worship. Designers created a room that can only be felt here by using materials that can only be obtained on the island as interior materials. The interior of the guest room is made using sea sand and coral collected from the sea of Amami Oshima.
Return to nature, the city's cultural station. Create a refined lifestyle. Exclusively enjoy a quiet and quiet. The hotel is located in the bustling area of Baoding High-tech Development Zone. The designer redefines the city resort hotel by holistic thinking through re-combing the surrounding environment, architecture, landscape and interior to create a sophisticated, natural and comfortable hotel space. Let business travelers feel prosperous in the quiet, stealing a half-day leisure.