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When combining "nature" and "life" in the office space, it creates a comfortable working environment for the design worker. Due to the small area of the single floor, the case does not consider to set up an independent executive office. Each designe worker can enjoy the sunlight and high-rise view because the main office area is placed in the window side. Along the large windows, small couches and cabinets are also available.
Musee du Nuage is an aesthetic medical clinic designed as a calm retreat within a busy city centre. The interior follows a minimalist approach, with an earthy colour palette and natural materials such as volcanic stone and diatomite. A custom window in the treatment unit rises 150 centimetres from the floor, letting daylight diffuse inside while shielding guests from passing pedestrians. Hand-drawn ceiling lamps made of translucent material provide warm and soft light. Block units shape the circulation and form quiet corners for privacy.
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The lounge is approximately 1900 sq. meters with a capacity of 385 seats with restrooms; sleeping boxes; shower facilities; meeting-rooms, a children-room, kitchen-area etc. The walls are randomly shaped and waves through the space inspired on the Volga, the longest river in Europe. The walls are designed with geological layers, each layer has its own color and structure accentuated with indirect light lines. The architectural columns and the restrooms show images of paintings by Chagall, executed in glass mosaic. The lounge has three color themes also for visual separation.
Hilltop House is a residential interior design for a single family home of 1300 square meters. The house stands on a mountain top, above a large wetland park. Three generations live in the home, so the colours, forms and functions of each area were planned for ages from under one year to over eighty years. The exterior walls facing the mountain were replaced with large glass panels on every floor. A 60 meter corridor with floor to ceiling glass surrounds the lower level. Chinese cultural elements, such as curved lines and bamboo shapes, guide the decoration.
Light and Peace is a home office interior in Taoyuan that covers 149 square meters. The design combines two styles in one apartment. A minimalist industrial style shapes the office area, where long tables and cabinets follow the long and narrow space. A Scandinavian style with a wood grille ceiling, wood cabinets and white walls gives a bright and warm feeling to the living room and the meeting room. The kitchen connects the working area and the living area. Wall mould and water leaking were repaired during the renovation of the older apartment.
Xuzhou International is an academic center interior covering 78000 square meters. The design draws on Han culture, the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal and the Maritime Silk Road, and applies local landscape elements, vessel elements and Han cultural elements in a modern form. The guest rooms use natural colors and warm materials. The all-day dining room is a flexible space that combines warm wood tones with natural stone. The banquet center is based on gathering, communication and sharing, and its irregular walls allow flexible layouts. The project was completed in December 2019.
Sky Tree is a residential apartment interior designed in a simple and modern style. The layout frees movement inside the home, so people are not limited by a fixed traffic flow. Living functions are combined, and the space remains open and engaging. Distinct colors are joined with wood that has uneven matte surfaces, stone and iron pieces. The ceiling is decorated with hexagonal matte mosaic tiles. The matte textures keep the rooms filled with soft and comfortable daylight, creating a warm and personal home for the owner.
The Song of Whales and Sea is a steak restaurant interior covering 600 square meters in Taichung, Taiwan. The L-shaped building surrounds an outdoor landscape with a pool and plants, forming a city oasis. Wide clear glass gives the dining booths open views of the garden. Curves appear throughout the space, including rounded woodwork corners, a curved ceiling and streamlined booth seats. Golden lighting fixtures recall rising bubbles, and laser engraved screens suggest swaying seaweed. The kitchen sits at the corner, so the booths spread outward for smooth movement.
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Degas Residence is a sales center interior located in Taizhou, Zhejiang Province, China. The space covers 800 square meters and uses large blocks of contrasting color. Separate areas are arranged as box-like volumes that connect through horizontal and vertical openings, so each area stays private yet remains linked to the others. Decoration is kept simple, from hard finishes to soft furnishings. Large stone wall panels are set with 2 mm natural stone joints. The ceiling lights take their form from the creel, a local basket, recalling the water town setting.
The designer was commissioned to furnish this seaside apartment for a multi-generational family. Keeping with client desire for a weekend retreat, the overall design emphasizes comfy, freshness and flexibility. The family love for gathering and socializing has been incorporated into the layout composition, especially in the shared space. When client check in this apartment, occupants can freely choose their favorite rooms to sleep over, like checking in to the hotel.
Vividness is a residential interior design for a 276 square meter home in Shanghai, China. The layout guides movement smoothly between rooms and frames views of the outdoor trees. Walls and ceilings in the public area are finished with white boards and lattices, and the floors use fine marble with black lines. Walnut wood lines the walls beside the spiral staircase and matches a chandelier with crystal spheres. Wooden doors between the living room and the tea room open to join both spaces or close for separate use.
Living In The Light is the interior design of a 500 square meter villa. The layout is organized around a staircase that links a lower level passage, the living and dining rooms, a two-story multifunctional room and a third floor master bedroom. The entrance passage is narrow and dim, and then opens toward a double height void, where a bridge adds interest. The multifunctional area on the second floor can serve as a sports space, a second guest room or a storage area. Main materials include floor paint, cement texture paint, reinforced wood flooring and emulsion paint.