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Taiwan's first Jewish temple draws its inspiration from Durers iconic oil painting Praying Hands. This art work served as the foundation for the entire design concept, with curved lines forming the core ideas and artistic details of each interior space. Parabolic and catenary arch lines were ingeniously flowed through the design to create small arched patterns, which appear both random and organized.
Wall of Hope is a business office designed for a company that sells construction materials. The interior covers 86 square metres with a height of 2.6 metres and includes three conference areas. Warm wood and black painted surfaces form the main visual character. Materials include black paint, plywood, walnut, black painted glass and plastic flooring. A large wood panel is placed above the centre of the conference room, with a video wall below it. A display wall and a sample storage cabinet combine storage and exhibition, while varied lighting gives each area a distinct atmosphere.
KFIC Headquarters Kuwait is an office interior designed as a home-like work environment. The interior uses natural materials, warm colors, comfortable furnishings, and personal touches such as artwork, plants, and books. Communal spaces such as lounges, kitchens, and breakout areas support socialization and collaboration. A custom shelving design divides the space instead of traditional walls, offering a flexible and cost-effective solution. Ergonomic desks, chairs, and storage units support comfort. The aim is to reduce stress and increase productivity.
The designer has created an environment that is both aesthetically impressive and inviting, with mixtures of different textured materials used to create a rich and comforting ambiance. The soft, smooth shades of light colors complement the walnut wood that the owner loves, while also adding a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The interior of the unit has been meticulously reorganized to create an open-plan living area that perfectly caters to the needs of the couple and their furry family member.
The Sea Refuses No River is a Teppanyaki restaurant interior located in the central area of Shanghai. The interior area is 478 square meters and the landscape area is 800 square meters. The design joins modern lines with traditional Chinese wood structure, recalling the iron window frames of Shikumen houses. Materials include copper imitating stainless steel, Hainan volcanic rock, oak wood veneer, gray marble and soft fabrics. A handmade wall carpet lines the aisle. Curved walls and a stepped ceiling suggest the movement of waves.
Beauty of Collage is a residential interior design for a 105.7 square meter apartment in Taiwan. The home has three bedrooms, a living room, a dining room and two bathrooms. Tiles form the main theme, including porcelain, wood grain, hexagonal, vintage and cultural tiles, each with a different color and texture. Gray artistic coating links the public and private areas. The kitchen opening was moved and an open plan was applied to widen the narrow public space. An inclined fireplace faces both the living room and the dining room.
Masa is a beauty club interior located in Shanghai. The lobby artwork is inspired by a poem on the four seasons of life by the British poet Keats. Handmade brass artwork casts the shadows of English letters naming the four seasons through natural light, so the stages of life are compared to the changing seasons. The main area is finished in white Corian, with brass lines on the floor and a curved ceiling wall. Terrazzo and wood complete the material palette. Partitions organize the space, while soft fabric armchairs and an atomizing fireplace create a relaxed atmosphere.
Time Like Poetry is based on the concept of Snatch a relief from life’s drudgery to create a cozy house like a villa for a couples who are about to retire. In this project design of the space, the special emphasis of the design is placed on simple and fresh style. The use of a large amount of white space, so that the artwork becomes the visual focus, the use of different color blocks to match, to build different spatial styles and feelings. Through smooth traffic flow circulation planning and barrier-free design, it improves the functionality and reduces safety concerns.
The old building should undergo extensive renovations, beginning with foundation works, pipeline renewal, updating exterior doors and windows, and renovating staircases. Furthermore, the installation of additional elevators will optimize mobility for the elderly, as well as ensuring the quality and longevity of the residence is greatly improved. In addition, a clever solution to the problem of insufficient lighting within the building can be addressed by introducing natural light through an atrium.
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Yingcheng Zhongcui is an exhibition center for a hot spring resort in Xiaogan, Hubei Province, China. The interior covers 723 square meters and follows the layout of the architecture, with halls in four directions for reception, negotiation, recreation and interaction. Gypsum gray and natural wood colors dominate the space. Wood, stone, hessian, bamboo and rattan are used, with rustic wooden chairs, a polished marble table and rattan handicrafts. Overhead, a chandelier combines branches and bubble-like acrylic lamps. The design joins local cultural elements with modern methods.
Discussion of Space is a tea shop interior located in Shenzhen, China. The design starts from the most basic form and uses pure white blocks to create a suspended tea space. The blocks are combined horizontally and vertically at different angles, following a modular system based on multiples of fifteen. Gray terrazzo covers the floor and walls and sets off the white shapes. Durable furniture paint, white artificial stone counters and environmentally friendly ceiling paint are used. The modular system can be repeated in stores of different sizes.
Seeking Deer is a sales office located in the central area of Shanghai. The interior is divided into two floors. The first floor holds the hall display area and the conversation area, while the second floor holds the reception and office area. A large-scale floor-to-ceiling window opens the second floor toward the double-height conversation area below. The clear glass creates a visual connection between the two levels. A six meter long installation named Deer of Life is set in the second-floor window area, and guests can see the deer from the first floor.