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While preserving the profound roots and essence of Saudi culture, the design creates a historical masterpiece characterized by clean lines, natural textures, and artistic concepts. Shada Hotels Interior Design is a place where the past and present seamlessly intertwine, creating an atmosphere that is both nostalgic and contemporary. Shada Hotel presents a carefully curated experience of modern interiors, enriched by visible hints of historical and cultural relevance.
Adorned in deep hues accented with touches of red, the interior aptly mirrors the owner's character. As a doctor, the predominant color in the owner's daily environment is white. Therefore, to release visual fatigue caused in white things and express individuality, the dark colored furnishings and decor serve as a stark contrast to the hospital's palette. Meanwhile, the incorporation of red accents in the lighting design and sofa reflects the owner's wild spirit.
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Crowne Plaza Warsaw HUB is a hotel interior design for public areas and guest rooms in Warsaw, Poland. The scheme covers 1385 square meters of common areas and 7877 square meters of rooms. The palette combines gold, wood, marble, green elements and emerald fabric. On the ground floor, a lobby and lounge surround a central bar, marked by a hanging copper structure with greenery and lighting. The first floor holds rooms and a restaurant with a golden acoustic ceiling. The top floor contains suites, a fitness gym and a bar. The interiors refer to the Vistula River.
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Tranquil Oasis is a lobby design for high-traffic commercial buildings. The interior uses textured natural stone, warm wood and live greenery to create a calm setting. Warm earthy tones such as beige and taupe are combined with simple geometric forms. Small jewelry-like accessories add refined detail without excess. Warm adjustable LED lighting and durable low-VOC finishes are applied throughout. Modular elements allow the design to be scaled for lobbies from 60 to 300 square meters. The aim is a quiet and welcoming space suited to both rest and work.
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Taniroku Saka offers an assortment of desserts to accompany tea time. The design concept of sea of clouds at the mountaintop, was developed by imagining the luxurious experience and brisk feel of having tea with sweets while overlooking a sea of clouds. The site of the shop is situated on a hill called Mt. Sanada because a samurai lord Sanada built a castle there. The hill is unfortunately too low to be called a mountain. Yet it is a hilltop, so the designers evolved the image and came up with the concept.
Golden Eagle G Nanjing is a hotel interior located in a three-tower building in Nanjing, China. The design theme is drawn from the Qinhuai River, a symbol of the history and culture of the city. Cultural references such as the ancient city gate, the city wall and Yuhua Stone are interpreted with modern materials, including metal, stone and glass. An artistic bar is placed in the atrium, where the three towers are connected, to guide movement and to enliven the darker central area. The project covers 37000 square meters.
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Layers of Mountains is a residential interior of 100 square meters in Miaoli County, Taiwan. The design turns the surrounding mountains and rivers into continuous flowing lines within the home. Earth toned artistic paint covers the walls and echoes the nature seen through the windows. A three tiered ceiling conceals the large beams, the air conditioning, the energy recovery ventilator and the air purifier, so the main living space keeps a greater clear height. The elongated plan is divided into a dust area, a living room facing the ridges, an island dining area and a kitchen.
Quite Dew is a residential interior design for a 99.1-square-meter apartment in Taiwan. The partition between the kitchen and the social area was replaced with a sliding glass door, so daylight reaches the whole home while cooking fumes are contained. Arched ceilings and curved walls soften the transitions between rooms and reduce the risk of injury for children. Light wood tones, artistic paints and stone textures form the material palette. A separate gaming room with soundproofing and colored light strips serves the adults.
Beauty Mansion White is an interior design for the shared spaces of a residential building in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The design supports two generations living together, giving each household independence while keeping the family close. The visual theme draws on the water, clouds and trees of the nearby Bitan landscape. An old tree stands at the center of the lobby, rising from the floor to the ceiling as a link between all households. Water ripples are reproduced on the ceiling in titanium plated metal, which reflects daylight and reduces the need for lamps.
Light Field is an office interior in Taiwan, set on a site that was once a tin sheet factory. The space covers about 132.2 square meters and serves as both a workplace and a gallery for the owner's collection of large wooden furniture. A deep blue L-shaped bar and yellow seating mark the reception area. Titanium-plated metal cabinets divide the office and discussion zones while keeping the plan open. Self-leveling cement mortar flooring and large windows support spatial continuity and natural light. Curved archways guide movement between the areas.
Hakuten Kyobashi is an office interior design created for a communication design company. The space measures 2,400 square meters and serves 400 employees through a free address system. Free spaces form the core of the zoning, and every fixture is movable, with handles, stacking ability and casters. The wooden flooring of the cafe zone can be removed piece by piece. Graphic patterns on the floor act as a scale for changing exhibits. Part of the former tenant interior was kept and joined with the new work to limit demolition and preserve memory.
Journey Southward is a residential interior design located in Shenzhen, China, covering about 423 square meters. Themes from traditional Chinese landscape painting are combined with refined materials, including pressure-treated art glass, translucent stone, shadow wood veneer and stainless steel. The living room and dining room walls are finished in Roman ivory white travertine, which adds texture, brightness and warmth. Kitchen walls of slate gray stone are polished and cut into smooth wavy surfaces. The design connects modern living with nature and local culture.