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Jing Hong Art Installations

Wei Zhang Art Installations Interior

Jing Hong

Jing Hong is a large art installation created for an art gallery in Beijing, China. The red form reaches 6 meters in height and extends about 100 meters in total length. The streamer shape flows from the outdoor stairs into the gallery and continues to a dining space below. A welded iron frame serves as the internal keel, and matte stretch fabric forms the ribbon surface. Curved landing points carry the load, so no columns or hanging points are used. A wind device sets part of the fabric in motion. Visitors can walk along the installation and feel surrounded by the streamer.

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Hidden in Wide Residence

Design-Everywhere 十方室所 Residence Interior

Hidden in Wide

Hidden in Wide is a residential interior design for a two-floor home of 218 square meters in Taiwan. The first floor forms the social area, with a living room, dining room, play area and piano area. The second floor holds the master bedroom, second bedroom and dressing room. The television wall was placed in the middle of the living room to create a loop circulation. The color scheme is mainly white, combined with wooden flooring and camel-colored furniture. Materials include Silestone, stone plastic composite flooring, wallpaper and system cabinets.

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Park Lane Complex Sales Center

Nic Lee Sales Center Interior

Park Lane Complex

Park Lane Complex is a sales center in Guangzhou, China, with an area of 2164 square meters. The interior joins traditional courtyards with Western-style buildings and a pedestrian arcade to improve circulation. A central courtyard spans both floors and connects them visually. The second-floor entrance follows a square loop layout that works as a welcome area and a display space. Red travertine adds warmth and texture to the neutral interior. A private dining hall uses a lattice-like wooden grille to balance light and privacy.

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Naos Corporate Interior

Juan Carlos Baumgartner Corporate Interior Interior

Naos

Naos is a corporate interior located in Mexico City. The design forms a series of distinct environments through color, texture and furniture, based on the idea of humanizing the workspace. Neutral tones prevail, while brighter tones on walls, columns and carpets reinforce the identity of the organization. Vegetation and natural light are integrated to support the well-being of users and to limit the need for artificial lighting. Rapidly renewable, low-emission and recycled materials are used. Areas for focused work and for collaboration are given equal value.

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Lullaby Children’s Library

Chin-Feng Wu Children’s Library Interior

Lullaby

Lullaby is a children's library located in the shared facilities of a condominium building in Taiwan. The high-ceilinged space above the reading table holds a large white tree installation, which symbolizes learning and steady growth. A pure white base tone highlights rainbow curves and colorful details, giving the reading area a lively character. Arc shapes are repeated throughout, including a high arched entrance and round windows that recall those of aircraft. The 27 square meter room turns a small corner into a safe and playful place for young readers.

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House in Murcia Residential Interior Design

Manuel García Sánchez Residential Interior Design Interior

House in Murcia

The client requested an interior design project for a single-family house located in the region of Murcia in Spain, highlighting the main use of stone materials to create bright, yet warm spaces. It designed an efficient and avant-garde house using travertine-effect porcelain tiles that offer a clear and luminous vision, and wood laminate ceilings that respond to the need to counteract the hardness of the ceramic walls. The aim was to present a horizontal, compact and material home.

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Startup Incubator Office

Changhua County Government Office Interior

Startup Incubator

Startup Incubator is an office interior designed for a youth development department in Changhua, Taiwan. The 288.6 square meter space was created in an unused area beneath the stands of Changhua Stadium. It contains an office, a consultation room, a display gallery, a shared meeting room and a conference room. Ceilings and long partitions were removed so that daylight from the existing windows reaches the interior. Blue and yellow colors follow the brand identity. Furniture is built from angle steel with pulleys, and recycled fruit and vegetable baskets form the display gallery.

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Contemporary Workspace Office

Studio Vasaka Office Interior

Contemporary Workspace

Contemporary Workspace is an office interior located in a developing area near Chandigarh. The project covers an open floor plan of about 8000 square feet, with circulation cores, columns and windows already in place. A brutalist material palette of exposed concrete, brick, wood and metal is used throughout. A monolithic concrete floor binds the workspace, while high ceilings, wooden blinds and a statement ceiling installation guide the eye. Glass partitions keep the areas connected, and yellow accents add interest to the working surfaces.

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Field Ode Restaurant

Dado Interior Design Restaurant Interior

Field Ode

Field Ode is the interior design of a hotpot restaurant in Tainan City, Taiwan. The multi-level space covers about 212 square meters and is arranged in the manner of a modern art gallery. Three elements guide the design: sunlight, air and water. Daylight enters through double-sided windows, plant spheres represent air, and titanium coated ripple panels suggest an underwater dining scene. Wave-like canopies of folded perforated panels shape the second floor. Eco-friendly materials create a calm grayscale ambiance.

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4000 Light Restaurant

niandi xu Restaurant Interior

4000 Light

4000 Light is a hot pot restaurant interior designed for young customers. Light is used as the core design element of the space. Different light sources and specular reflection materials create reflection and refraction effects on carefully shaped surfaces. An image interaction technology adds changing visual effects. Three focal areas, named the art hall, the wormhole and the time channel, organize the plan. The interior covers 1000 square meters. Light and shade replace building materials as the main space-forming elements, so visitors interact with the surrounding environment.

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Ying Photography Studio

Zhaoying Wu Studio Interior

Ying Photography

Ying Photography is a photography studio interior in Hangzhou, China. Light and shadow guide the arrangement of the space elements. Complicated decorations are avoided, and geometric blocks with orderly lines outline a simple beauty. The entrance adopts a large curved facade, where a white wall and a concrete floor create a calm and balanced appeal. Micro-cement and thick materials with grainy surfaces give the interior texture. Coiled stairs add a sense of flow. Shooting and interactive functions are combined to form an immersive venue.

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Ultimate Eyeglasses Store

KE LUO Eyeglasses Store Interior

Ultimate

Ultimate is an eyeglasses store interior of 145 square meters located in Guangzhou. The design combines modern and natural materials, including metal, glass, rock slabs and microcement, to create a layered effect. A sun image wall forms the central feature, built from 220 gold-plated stainless steel pieces arranged in geometric curves. The plates spread from dense to sparse, so the light effect changes as visitors move. Large transparent glass walls bring in natural light, and a colored stained glass dome on the ceiling adds a cultural atmosphere.

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