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This project is located in Shanghai. The restaurant has a dry-aging room made from Himalayan rock salt, an open food storage area, and a professional wine cellar for an intuitive view and selection of ingredients. Also, an open kitchen allows guests to enjoy the display of different cooking techniques, creating a healthy atmosphere of mutual trust, and creating a multi-functional dining space where people's feelings and the space style are fully expressed.
Spring Breeze is an office space in Kunming, Yunnan, China. The project is the renovation of a single-family steel-structured building with an indoor area of 1000 square meters. A wooden hanging house was built inside the original structure with traditional techniques, using tenon and mortise joints without nails. Two rows of columns and beams support the suspended rooms and corridors. A double-wall design controls the sunlight entering the work area through the glass facade. The wooden house forms a visual contrast with the steel building.
Life Blueprint is a residential interior design for an old apartment of 270 square meters in Taiwan. The layout was kept, and corridors connect the main areas for smooth movement. The living room and dining room are joined, and a low-back sofa supports interaction between them. A stainless steel television wall gives depth through shifting light and shadow. A light film cabinet with a metal back panel displays figures with soft illumination. Materials include special coatings, slab tiles, tiles and glass in silver and gray. A storage room at the entrance holds daily items.
The concept is a modern design that aims to create a living space intertwined with nature. Its structure is designed to be built and preserved with features resistant to harsh winter conditions. Large window openings provide plenty of natural light to the interior and carry the snow landscape outside inside. The design offers its residents a comfortable and peaceful living space, while being resistant to harsh natural conditions. Every detail ensures that the users' daily lives are easier and they are comfortable in harmony with nature.
Zhenlong Mansion is a sales office in Beijing, China. The interior draws on the Directorate of Imperial Academy, a historic institution of ancient China. The layout follows the plan of a classical Chinese academy and is combined with a modern approach. Chinese red is used as the main color. Materials include wood, ancient wood grain stone, ceramic tile, metal and hand-painted wallpaper. The space covers 1270 square meters and contains a hall, a corridor, a negotiation area and a sand table area. The result is a calm, scholarly and artistic interior.
The design approach focused on maximizing the potential of the existing building, aligning spatial divisions with the client's requirements, and enhancing functionality. By carefully evaluating access, views, and vistas, the layout offers fluid movement through different areas while providing spaces for pauses and interaction. Accessibility for disabled individuals, along with natural light and ventilation, were prioritized to create a welcoming and inclusive environment. The final design integrates aesthetics with functionality, offering a harmonious and versatile space.
Peach Blossom is a residential interior for retirement living, completed in Taiwan in 2021. The home covers 109 square meters and contains four bedrooms, a living room, a dining room and two bathrooms. The living room has a mountain-shaped ceiling and a peony installation made from four materials and more than seventy panels, hand-assembled in thirteen layers. The dining area wall combines thin tiles with gold-leaf sconces. Marble, granite, cypress wood, mirrors and titanium gold finishes are used throughout. The kitchen was enlarged for easier daily cooking.
Meet Purple is a residential interior design located in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The layout includes a foyer, an open living and dining area, a kitchen, a master suite, two secondary bedrooms and a study. A lavender palette shapes the dining and study areas, supported by gold and champagne gold accents. In the foyer, grilles and transparent glass replace solid walls, so light and shadow move between the rooms. Materials include iron detailing, SPC flooring, eco-friendly latex paint and glass. Ceiling trims add depth to the interior.
A Moment is a residential interior design for an apartment of 80 square meters in Taipei. An open floor plan increases the sense of depth and creates a circulated flow through the main area. Walls and openings were rearranged so that natural light reaches most zones, which lowers the need for artificial light during the day. Sliding doors allow each area to be separated when privacy is needed. A storage unit set under the main beam also works as a space divider. Textured wood panels and mineral paint shift in appearance as the light changes.
The Yihe Platinum Bay Sales Center is a showroom interior located in Nanjing, China. The interior covers 660 square meters and draws on the history of the Stone City. An elegant and simple space is embellished with warm-color decorations to expand the sense of scale. The lobby is outlined in vertical and horizontal lines. On the second floor, metal meshwork, tinted art glass, piano-keyboard-like stairs and paper fish sculptures mark the aisle. The reception desk is shaped like flowing water. The circulation route guides visitors through clearly arranged functions.
Xloop is a shopping mall interior located in the Xiongan start-up district. The project covers 80000 square meters, is centered around a lake, and links 12 architectural clusters above ground. Seventeen sunken plazas serve as entry points and unify the spread-out spaces through a single design language. Along the loop corridor, three thematic spaces are connected: the garden of light, the world of tomorrow, and a Tang inspired gathering area. The garden of light follows the 24 Chinese solar terms and the cycle of the four seasons.
The Eurobump Multifunctional Workspace redefines office design by integrating flexibility, movement, and collaboration. Modular elements allow seamless transitions between work modes, optimizing space efficiency. Natural light, sustainable materials, and ergonomic solutions enhance well-being, fostering productivity in a dynamic, inviting environment. Designed to meet evolving professional needs, this multifunctional workspace balances functionality with employee comfort and innovation.
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