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When working in a visually comfortable environment with designed spatiality, working productivity is enhanced, the display and working area has also been transformed into artistic spaces. In the semi-open areas, independent working areas have been demarcated while curtain-wall glass has allowed natural light to penetrate and capture the vitality of the white color scheme in creating a well-lit and bright working space in optimizing the spaciousness of the overall interior.
The Name of Sewing is a residential apartment interior design of 80 square meters in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The concept was drawn from the homeowner's memories of her father, a cobbler who made boots for her 45 years ago that are still kept in a display cabinet. The homeowner later became a fashion designer, so sewing links father and daughter. Cement surfaces of low chroma highlight the collected objects, while titanium plated panels, a stainless steel frame and glass bricks form the television wall. A trumpet shaped chandelier recalls the father's music.
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Shenwu Jinmao Palac is a model apartment interior design of 190 square meters located in Jinan. Proportion is the main tool of the layout. The back wall of the living room is divided in a ratio of 4:2:3, moving away from traditional lines and dimensions. The facade of the public area is divided by material in a ratio of 1:4, extending from the living room to the dining room and widening the sense of space. Furniture, materials, fabric and lighting are selected together to create a calm and restful home.
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Light Composition is a residential interior design for a 450 square meter home in Taichung, Taiwan. The plan links the indoor spaces through gentle changes of light. Brown wood veneers extend from the entryway to the television wall and recall the texture of fair-faced concrete. Low cabinets form a visual route through the home. Clear glass panels divide the living and dining areas, admit daylight and contain cooking fumes. Suspended plants and a Japanese-style patio add greenery. Indirect lighting creates a calm mood at night.
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Boundary is a residential interior design created by merging two superimposed villas into one complete home. Removing the original movable wall allowed functional areas to be combined and a new spatial order to be formed. A load-bearing column is covered with ceramic tiles and white latex paint, keeping the lines clean and simple. White and blue recall clouds and the sea. A thin black frame sliding door with clear glass lets the kitchen switch between open and closed. A spiral staircase leads to the private bedrooms on the upper floor.
Yango Tanyuan is a residential showroom interior located in Shaoxing, Zhejiang Province, China. The design creates a warm living environment with artistic decorations. Marble with natural texture is a main material, combined with solid wood, wooden veneer, wallpaper, metal and glass. The dining room connects to a sunken courtyard, so the space feels more open. Neutral sofas and coffee tables with linen upholstery give a calm and intimate feeling. Gold details on white marble side tables and ceiling lines add a quiet accent.
Sunshine Home is a residential interior design for a three-level unit of 290 square meters. The original basement was fully enclosed, and the upper levels were closed on three sides, so ventilation and lighting were poor. Four patios were built in the basement to connect it with the level above and to bring in daylight and fresh air. The staircase was rebuilt as a straight diagonal run through all three floors to guide the flow of air. Light tones are used throughout. The lower level now holds a study, a tea room and a fitness space.
XOR Creative Research is an office interior set in a Taiwanese terraced house built in 1972 in Taichung city. The renovation joins the past with the present era. The facade is clad with white lattice windows, while the interior is modern with cultural references. A spiral staircase based on the golden ratio stands against deep blue backdrops. The original Taiwanese tile flooring is largely preserved and combined with mosaic tiles, wood parquet and local marble in a herringbone array. Folding doors separate the open meeting area and the swatch library.
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Design concept inspired by the serenity surrounding the apartment and slow pace of lifestyle, which leads the team to think about the five elements theory that exists in nature is perfectly in harmony with the environment. Therefore gently blended the richness of wood, fire, metal, earth, and water elements in the apartment, such as using wooden veneer, colorful marble, and metal trimming, etc in order to bring in the vitality of nature and present the slow-paced lifestyle of the owner. Each area has a strong connection with nature yet full of design details and personality.
Undergoing a transformation into a state -of the-art presentation and lecture theatre, the Capitol was fitted out to become a unique work environment hosting, conferences, student lectures as well as cinema graphic productions. The specialised Banquette seating and componentry now ensures that the Capitol remains a heritage masterpiece for the next generation of patrons.
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Leaves Shadow is a minimalist residential interior located in Zhubei City, Taiwan. The home covers 168 square meters and contains three bedrooms, a living room, a dining room and two bathrooms. Natural light on the site is limited, so the interior was planned around a careful lighting design. Fixture positions, heights and angles were calculated so that furniture, cabinets and plants create a soft display of light and shadow. Materials include timber veneer boards, timber louvre windows and dark-tinted glass. The original layout was kept in order to limit renovation work.
Yuzhou Langham is a sales center located in Foshan City, China, covering an area of 760 square meters. The design is inspired by a jewelry box and introduces modern and contemporary art elements. The spatial layout draws on the traditional Chinese courtyard and reinterprets it as a half-open space with verandas. A surrealist interactive art installation is placed on the veranda. Metal grid screens divide the space while keeping it transparent. The materials include Irish green stone, ceramic tile in three colors and khaki paint board.