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Design Amaze

Design Amaze featuring great design, architecture, fashion, graphics and innovation from across the globe.

 

Bookish Atmosphere

Bookish Atmosphere is a sales center interior located in Jiangsu, China, and completed in 2019. The project covers 1269 square meters. The exterior draws on the features of ancient buildings in Jinling and joins them with modern aesthetics and practical function. Brick surfaces are treated as the spirit of the space, and the gaps between the bricks create a quiet sense of order. Water-like ornaments and landscape elements recall the rivers of Nanjing. Borrowed scenery guides the traffic flow, so visitors move through the interior as through a contemporary garden.

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Wellem Pediatric

Wellem Pediatric is the interior design of a pediatric optometry center in Shanghai, covering 1440 square meters. The space follows an ocean station theme intended to reduce children's fear of medical visits. White surfaces recall a spacecraft cabin, while curved walls use wave elements and avoid sharp lines. The reception desk is also curved to echo the overall space. Marine life forms and interactive play devices shape the children's area. The adult area is finished in muted green with wall cloth, and the clinic glass doors use a frosted film for privacy.

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Metropolis

Feng Xi Metropolis Plot 5 is a shopping mall in Xi An, China. The mall covers 100779 square meters on a site of 33601 square meters and reaches a height of 38.5 meters. A water curtain system forms a waterfall in the central atrium, and mist nozzles water the cascading plants. A catch pool serves as the water tank and is refilled as the plants are watered. Express escalators and glass lifts connect seven levels to an outdoor green roof. The skylight combines low emissivity insulating glass with aluminum baffles to reduce direct sunlight.

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Hachiko

Hachico is a bar interior located in Moscow, Russia. The design is inspired by the izakaya bars of Tokyo, found near the Hachiko Monument at Shibuya Station. Within 65 square meters, the space offers 35 seats and an open kitchen with a robata grill at its center. One wall is covered with ceramic roof tiles, and the floor is finished with terracotta cement tiles. Plywood, natural stone, wood and cork are used for the surfaces, while the furniture is upholstered in velvet. Daylight fills the main hall, and the evening lighting creates a warm and quiet mood.

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Sequence

Sequence is a showroom designed for community development display and sales in Chongqing, China. The interior covers 1200 square meters on two floors. The first floor holds the lobby reception area, and the second floor holds the exhibition and water bar conversation area. From the lobby to the elevator hall, screens are arranged symmetrically and evenly along the corridor axis, forming a passage that guides visitors and visually extends the space. The conversation area is raised above the floor level, and flexible sofa seats can be rearranged for different uses.

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Zero Gravity

The villa creates an internal space where a person is given a special freedom of move and spatial experience. All the connections are short; there are no unnecessary rooms so you can live the entire space every day. Here is considered the sensory experience of human interaction with light, materials, and the atmosphere. Certain effect is created by lamps, which are expressive, both with and without light e.g. angel wings in living room are able to dematerialize, dissolving into space. Particular attention is paid to details with a clear drawing, balance between rounded forms and ration lines.

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Sometimes you need a very big team of talented designers to come up with truly great designs. Everyday, we feature a distinct award-winning innovative and creative design team. Explore and discover original and creative architecture, good design, fashion, graphics design and design strategy projects from design teams worldwide. Get inspired by the original works by grand master designers.

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