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In Yimeng Girl, Li Zhongkai wanted to create a colorful forest for children to dance like fairies and feel the joy of learning and growing. Rich spatial form, the new fairy tale world under the intersection and overlap of unreal and reality, take you to explore an unknown world. Some say it's a fairytale castle; Some say it's an amusement park; Others say it's a kaleidoscope in a maze. There are grasslands, mountains, caves, flowers and, most importantly, children will love it.
Traders Club is a bar and restaurant interior created inside an old house in Taiwan. The design refers to the curved counters of the New York Stock Exchange. Curved ceilings and mirror surfaces extend the visual height and conceal the low beams and columns. The beams and columns also define separate functional areas and seating types. About forty seats are arranged around an open central bar. Temporary tables, chairs and projection screens can be added for events. The layout supports conversation and the exchange of information among visitors.
Golden Spikes is a reception center with three show houses, completed in Taiwan in 2021. The interior is arranged like a theater, with the housing model placed at the center as the main stage. Arc elements suggest stage curtains, and layered grilles with a metal curtain screen the sales area. The ceiling is made of oval dark stainless steel panels, and the chandeliers recall stars in the sky. A spiral staircase leads visitors to the upper floor, so the project can be viewed from all sides. Light mauve tones, glass and metal emphasize gradations of light and shade.
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Land of Dawn is a residential interior design for a five-story house of about 330 square meters in Taiwan. The living room ceiling uses overlapping arcs to create a rounded and progressive visual direction. Screens and storage cabinets are placed in a staggered layout to extend visual depth and guide movement through the rooms. The main living room wall is covered with wood veneer, while the television wall uses stone system panels with a storage function. Metal-framed glass sliding doors, curved marble screens and curved glass keep the plan flexible, warm and calm.
Lightclassical is a residential interior design for a home of more than 300 square meters with four rooms, two halls and three bathrooms. The home follows a neoclassical style. White forms the base of the color scheme, while saturated colors brighten the atmosphere. Mirror, wallpaper and decorative colors add depth to the rooms. The circulation lines keep the outline of each area neat and square. The ceiling uses multiple levels and shadow to hold the grooves of the indirect lighting. The bedroom doors were turned so that three generations can see each other.
The two-story building, built approximately 90 years ago as a warehouse, was completely renovated. Although the building is old both inside and out, there are no superfluous decorations inside, and it is a very dynamic space with a simple atrium. The building was reinforced in places and newly revived as an esthetic salon. The space has been created as an exotic space with a mix of Eastern and Western tastes.
Think out of the Box is a show flat interior design of 48 square meters, completed in Taiwan in November 2020. The plan places the living room directly behind the entrance door, so visitors reach the social area at once. An open kitchen and a bench dining seat support relaxed interaction. Above the dining table, a triangular shade lamp is paired with a ball lamp to soften the light. A black marble storage wall keeps objects out of sight, and a mirror wall divides the public and private areas of the home.
The iconic black and white stripes of Sephora were used as a visual focus to guide the flow of people and bring a better consumer experience. The optical illusion and the linear composition of waves form a Sephora bay, resulting in a different visual experience. The lines on the black and white columns are extended to the interior of the space, thus forming a natural visual guide.
Xiangzishen Teahouse is the interior design of a tea house in Jinan, China. The space covers 500 square meters and has a two-story frame structure that holds a display store and a tea room. The layout follows Chinese garden principles, using overlapping views to make a small area feel wide. Marble, texture paint, elm wood and Changhong glass are combined with Chinese red tones and landscape painting themes. The result is a quiet place where visitors can meet friends, drink afternoon tea and rest.
Moriyuki Ochiai Architects performed the design for a beauty salon.They endeavored to create a space that would envelop the body in such radiance by making the entire ceiling into a luminous crystal symbolizing the ideal of resplendent hair.Metallic waves, representing the bright, aerial, gracious way in which hair flows, are intricately weaved into a white matrix of geometric patterns.They sought to honor the beauty of hair and replicate the spatial experience of penetrating into its mysterious radiance and profound depth through the repeated entwinement of layers of lattice and metal.
The Story Begins is a residential interior design project completed in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The design transforms a twenty eight year old unit into a new home. The original unit had exposed beams, a low ceiling and an impractical structure. A total remodel reorganized the layout to balance practical needs with aesthetic intent. Each space is personalized to suit the character of the client, described as bold and curious. The interior offers a sense of tranquility together with surprising elements. Work took place between November 2021 and February 2022.
Yearning for Home is a residential interior that also supports work use. The original layout was opened up, leaving one bedroom connected to a secondary room, so the space feels wider. Grey cement paint covers the television wall and the trap doors of the bedroom, the storage room and the guest bathroom, and it shows changing layers of light and shadow. Curved forms soften the beams and columns, while linear lighting is embedded for the evening. A counter and a diagonal dining table serve as working surfaces. Preserved walls hold the client art collection.