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This design, which aims to create a modern and distinctive living space in harmony with the natural beauty of Urla, offers a peaceful and comfortable environment by establishing a seamless connection between the interior and exterior areas. Expansive windows, natural materials, and soft tones have been employed to maximize the influx of natural light, effectively blending coastal ambiance of Urla with modern aesthetics.
Home Space is a retail interior created for a home appliance brand in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. The space covers a floor area of 60 square meters with a height of 2.5 meters. Smart appliances are joined by concealed interfaces, so controls appear only when they are needed. Ambient lighting responds to the time of day and to the presence of visitors. Appliances are placed to support easy reach and a clear flow of movement. Soft tones and hidden lighting form a calm atmosphere. The design keeps the technology quiet and simple to use.
The Minimalist With Romantic project is a private residence in Wenzhou with an area of approximately 190 square meters. The entire interior design is full of unique, carefully crafted details that reflect the owner's personality, emotions and lifestyle. It describes a story of purity, serenity, harmony and love in the least amount of language, so that everyone in it can feel the beauty and romance of life. Here, every minute and every second is a tribute to the quality of life, and every breath is filled with anticipation for the future.
Cafe The Larks is a joyful space for a mindful community who value freedom, sincerity and a taste for life. The premises for this cafe, which serves delicious breakfasts all day with fragrant bread and croissants, are located in the modern Podil Plaza residential complex in Kyiv, Ukraine. The design style concept has several key standing points: pastel shades, graphic in the structural elements, rounded shapes for the furniture and usage of arches. The inspiration came from the name of the space: The Larks Cafe, a bird which symbolizes the hope, light, and joy.
The Glare is a boutique shoe store interior located in Shenzhen. The space covers 2100 square meters and has a ceiling height of 5.5 meters. The interior is planned as a shoe gallery and combines sales, education and exhibition functions. Installation art shows, video displays, catwalks and courses are held inside the store. Each display prop is built as a separate artwork with its own character. A radio frequency identification system records purchase preferences and supports online services. The project was completed in December 2019.
Dream River Bay is a sales center located in Guiyang Qingzhen city, an area known as a lake city. The interior covers a floor area of 3000 square meters and sits among mountain and wetland scenery. The design combines urban and natural landscapes and brings the surrounding views into the interior. A minimalist approach creates a quiet setting with a modern artistic character. The chosen theme is a cloud art gallery, expressed through architecture, light and shadow, and material. The space joins nature, culture and art for visitors.
Yangpu is a sales office located in the Yangpu Economic Development Zone in Hainan, China. The interior covers 1594 square meters. Natural elements guide the whole design. Green plants are placed around the space to form a winding route and a sense of gradual discovery. Simple backgrounds allow sunlight to shape the rooms, so light and shadow create different scenes at different hours of the day. The layout divides the flow of property visitors and golf visitors from a single main entrance. The design conveys a lifestyle of travelling and living.
GTR and Teleport is a co-working space located in an old airport terminal in Sepang, Selangor. The interior serves two companies under one roof, and a tunnel-like entrance made of stacked panels leads into each workspace. Aviation themes guide the design. Airplane turbines are reused as seating in the waiting area, and the bar top is shaped like a wing. A lit walkway acts as a runway that guides movement through the space. Iron plates, rivets, concrete paint and concrete flooring recall the old terminal, while orange tones and lighting add warmth.
Thermal Spring is a hot spring bathing facility on the first basement level of a hotel in Kyoto, Japan. The interior covers 469 square meters, including the entrance and the corridor, and uses natural hot water that rises from the site. The design is inspired by the geology of Kyoto, by the spiritual traditions of the city and by the memory of the land. Garden stones found on the site were reshaped and reused for stone sculpture and flooring. A clay wall in deep indigo recalls the local dyeing culture, while a granite wall with a natural surface suggests underground water veins.
Lucid Dream is an apartment interior design created for a couple in Taiwan. The home covers 132 square meters on the eleventh floor of a 15-year-old building. The original four-room layout was changed into three rooms, releasing space for a larger social area and foyer. Titanium-plated metal bars wrap the ceiling beams, while braided panels, patterned tiles, marble and wood grain join technical and artistic materials. Mineral paint walls, display areas and custom storage cabinets allow artwork and collectibles to be shown.
Blarney is an interior design for an Irish pub and cafe in Osaka, Japan. The space serves customers from early morning to late night. The counter back cabinet uses pivoting doors that alternate between shelves for alcoholic beverages and shelves for cafe utensils. Heavy traditional decoration is replaced by monochrome art painted directly on the walls, showing Irish cultural elements and interpretations of iconic posters. All tables share the same height as the bar counter to suit the narrow space. The total floor area is 70.78 square meters.
Suzhan Tea Room is a tea house interior created for quiet tea tasting. The design combines traditional oriental elements with a modern minimalist approach. The concept is drawn from the wabi sabi aesthetic, which finds beauty in imperfection. Wood and bamboo are widely used, and these natural materials age visibly over time. The color scheme is based on beige, brown and black. Beige walls and ceilings give a soft and warm tone, while a red tea table contrasts with brown decorative elements. Calligraphy, paintings, statues and dried flowers add a calm atmosphere.