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The circular flow and design keeps the space open, making it easier to move around in the space. The owners can enjoy the fresh air and interact with daylight while inside the home. The open-plan design keeps family members connected. Children can play and explore in the space as much as they want while parents are able to keep an eye on them, increasing the interaction among the family. Life is shaped by people, not décor.
Xiabu Xiabu is a restaurant interior located in Beijing and covering 397 square meters. The rectangular space is shaped as a symbol of the galaxy, using circles and the elements of point, line and plane. A high bar counter represents the sun, the round seating area suggests the earth, and the seasoning platform stands for the moon. The plan is divided into open, semi-open and private dining zones. Three lighting systems for day, sunset and night change the mood of the room. Materials include terrazzo, fireproof board, latex paint and artificial stone.
Sichuan-Hong Kong Yueshang is a tea restaurant interior covering 453 square meters. The design recalls the Hong Kong style of the 1960s, a period noted for its literary and artistic atmosphere. Metal, murals and glass are combined with dark green booth furniture, which acts as the main element and matches the overall tone. Colour and lighting create a retro dining environment. Selected cups and vintage accessories support the theme. The tea restaurant works as a place for business meetings and social activities, and brings Chinese and Western culture together.
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Warmth is a residential apartment interior of 61 square meters in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. The entrance holds a white floating shoe cabinet, and wooden holes in the wall collect small objects. The kitchen wall was removed to form an island kitchen joined to the living room and study. No partition stands behind the sofa, so curved lines and the sofa height mark each area. The television wall is finished with Italian plaster that adjusts moisture and absorbs formaldehyde, and an L-shaped cabinet sits below. System cabinets provide storage and quick assembly.
Inborn Splendid is a sales office interior covering 2000 square meters. The design combines a sales area, an art gallery, a book bar and leisure spaces within one setting. Curved lines run through the surfaces and details, giving the interior a layered three-dimensional character. The swirling lines guide visitors along a continuous route, so each area remains open yet independent. A large glass curtain wall brings daylight inside. Main materials include platinum jade stone, grey stone, ancient bronze stainless steel, wood veneer and black wood flooring.
Green Light Forest is an ecology exhibition designed for a forest park visitor center at 2000 meters elevation in Wulong, Chongqing, China. The interior covers about 900 square meters on two floors, inside a triangular building shaped after the mountains. A zigzag ribbon form, drawn from a local legend, flows through the space in four colors. Each color marks one theme: forest formation, habitat, geology and environmental protection. Exhibition elements hang from the ceiling to keep the floor open. Laser projection, LED screens and sensors allow the content to change.
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Taking objects as subjects, spatial arrangement is translated into a treasure chest of memories, capturing the passages of history and melding them into the future. Study serves as centerpiece of public space, with semi open corner ports on both sides. Two materials are adopted to produce an opaque and slightly secluded character of the study. A wooden sliding door encloses an extensive collection of bookcases between its opening and closing, enabling viewpoints to travel back and forth between the public areas.
Andalusian Roof is a majlis interior design created for a reception space. The design combines traditional Andalusian and Spanish influences with modern furniture. Gypsum arches carry Andalusian decorative motifs, and the walls are finished with traditional stucco. The floor is covered with Moroccan ceramic tiles set in patterned forms. A fountain is placed at the center of the room to add a calm water sound. Plants provide green accents, while a high ceiling with exposed wooden beams gives a sense of warmth. The space measures 8000 mm by 16000 mm, with a height of 3700 mm.
Journey to Cloud Culture and Art is a staff canteen located in the Lixia District of Jinan, China. The canteen supports dining and informal meetings for employees. Blue and green tones form the main palette, recalling technology and nature. Large color areas, artificial stone, metal lines, solid wood, metal mesh and mirror steel define the space. A mirror ceiling guides the line of sight and connects the interior elements. Custom seating with leather upholstery follows ergonomic shapes. The design seeks a relaxed and active atmosphere instead of a formal one.
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U Media is an office interior design covering about 100 square meters in Qingdao. The palette is based on black, white and gray, with low saturation and high brightness to create a calm and open atmosphere. An open arched doorway divides the plan while keeping the space fluid and avoiding a cramped feeling. A four-meter bar beside the arch separates functional areas and offers a place for coffee and tea. Local anti-glare lighting at 4000K brightens the desk area. Soft boards on the walls hold notes and soften the surfaces.
Simbalion Art Studio is an exhibition space in Taoyuan City, Taiwan, completed in July 2020. The interior presents the history of a stationery brand and its production process. A large interactive installation at the entrance allows visitors to make a colored pen with one click. Further areas include a graffiti zone where the walls can be painted, a darkroom for luminous pen drawing and two workshop classrooms. Pure white surfaces recall blank paper, and the high ceiling carries fine grids of fireproof metal shaped like dancing paper.
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Archi-Lab is an architecture studio interior designed as a place for spatial experiments. The design brings exterior materials inside. Brick, concrete, tiles and re-bars are common exterior materials in the sub-tropical city of Taipei, where rain and humidity have led to tiled outer walls. Within Archi-Lab, these materials are re-organized to bring the scale of the exterior into the interior. New walls are mixed with old brick, and the book shelves are made from re-bars. The intent is to explore new possibilities in spatial design.