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City Rooftop stylistically fits into the architectural style of modern residential building located in historical surrounding. Details of the designed furniture and doors correspond to Polish ornamentation from the 20s and 30s. but the are modern in the same time. New bespoke furniture has been juxtaposed with modern Italian sofas and chairs. The décor of the flat is complemented by paintings of the Polish artists from the first half of XX century.
Wuxing Youxing is an office interior created for a design studio in Hangzhou. The project covers 680 square meters inside a former textile machinery factory in a creative industry park. Hollow openings link three floors into one large space, and a central staircase joins the separate areas. A suspended meeting room and a sunken book bar sit on staggered levels. Large areas of clear glass widen the view and bring light into the narrow plan. Sliding partition doors open or hide the work area as needed. A movable skylight on the top floor draws daylight indoors.
Ajinomoto Taipei Headquarters is an office interior of 377 square meters in Taipei City. The office occupies a loft with an eight meter ceiling height on Zhongshan North Road. The design follows the Japanese Wabi-Sabi aesthetic, which finds beauty in imperfection. A theater catwalk outlines the vertical space, carries air conditioning, ventilation and lighting pipelines, and forms a safe platform for maintenance. A symmetrical hexagonal layout allows flexible furniture and a free address system without fixed seats. Soundproof booths provide privacy and reduce noise.
The Dongdao Group Corporate Office Center is located on the 5th floor of Building A of the Dongdao Group, covering an area of approximately 1120 square meters. Serving as a space for business banquets as well as the Chairman's office, it also incorporates entertainment spaces such as a wine-tasting area and a gym. The project primarily embraces Chinese aesthetics, focusing on enhancing materiality and tactility to master spatial dimensions. By integrating traditional and regional materials in new ways, it crafts a warm and comfortable spatial atmosphere through texture and touch.
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Drayton Gardens is a residential interior design for a top-floor apartment in South Kensington, London. The 127 square meter home merges classical period features with a minimalist approach, inspired by contemporary galleries placed inside historic buildings. Almost every element is bespoke, including the joinery, the kitchen, several free-standing pieces of furniture, the washbasins and the light switches. The same stone is used for the kitchen worktop, the washbasins and selected furniture. The layout allows the space to shift easily between office, entertainment and home use.
This is an art, casual and retail all combine together in one space. Since the architecture that is a country-operated garment hook sideline factory. The whole building retains a mottled texture of the wall, as a layer texture of the space, create a different contrast with outside, also creates a space experience. Abandon too much hard decoration, used some soft decoration for display that created a relaxing feeling. The contrast between creation and early stage is more flexible for sustainable development of space in the future.
La Goccia is an interior design for a restaurant and bar set on two floors. The first floor is dedicated to Italian food, while the second floor holds the bar. The two-story slab was excavated to form a patio, and the wine rack behind the bar was extended upward to create a seven-meter-high wine tower. A large opening on the facade makes the wine tower visible from the street. Mirror stainless steel widens the limited height of the second floor, and brass surfaces are obtained by plating copper on stainless steel. Light sources are hidden to avoid glare.
Warm Gift is a residential interior design for a penthouse apartment in Taiwan. The home covers 185.1 square meters and contains three bedrooms, a living room, a dining room and four bathrooms. The design combines French and Wabi-sabi styles through curves, symmetry and a creamy white tone with gold details. A large oval ceiling conceals the beams of the living room and holds linear lights and air vents. Materials include mineral paint, slab tiles, tawny glass and herringbone laminate flooring. The layout is planned for one resident and a pet.
Shi Chuan Fei Chuan is a fine dining restaurant set within a commercial space in Shenzhen Vientiane World. Many businesses stand nearby, and the passing crowds move quickly with scattered attention. The design balances an inviting presence with the privacy expected of a fine dining venue. A curved entrance works as a display element, screening the interior while encouraging passers-by to stop and walk into a corridor arranged like a stage. Light and shadow turn a narrow space into a dark theater devoted to taste.
Light and Less is an office interior located in a shophouse in Taiwan. The layout is defined by three large curves instead of vertical partitions, so the plan stays open and circulation remains natural. The area of 254.5 square meters includes a foyer, meeting room, office area, meditation area and a multipurpose space for lectures and events. A planted patio in the center brings daylight to the darker corners and supports plant growth. The walls are finished in six gradations of color, and the floors are covered with stone plastic composite with a warm wood grain.
Curves and arches have been thoughtfully integrated throughout the entire space, gracefully spanning from the hallway to the soaring ceiling above. Their purpose goes well beyond the mere softening of sharp corners and the harmonious integration of structural beams; they artfully connect distinct areas within the space, all the while preserving a sense of separation and individuality between them. The judicious use of antique brushed brass adds a touch of elegance and modernity, unifying both public spaces and private areas with its clean, and timeless aesthetic.
Rencontre is an office interior set in a three-storey house that is thirty years old. The total floor area is 218.1 square meters, with about 72.7 square meters on each level. Natural elements guide the scheme, including greenery, wood and rattan. Floor-to-ceiling windows bring daylight and views of green trees into the working areas. A half-height television wall separates the negotiation area from the office area while keeping an open view. The flooring is polished waterproof cement. The indoor staircase was moved outdoors to improve circulation and comfort.