Design Ambient featuring great design, architecture, fashion, graphics and innovation from across the globe.
Explore 3588 award-winning designs tagged Interior on Design Ambient.
The project is located in Longhua District, Shenzhen City, Guangdong Province, with a construction area of 135,000 square meters. The project is the geographic center of Shenzhen and the axis of urban development. The designer filtered out the superfluous design techniques and the impurities of stacking design elements in the design, so that the space obtained a natural and clear environment.
Continue reading about Shenzhen Longhua Culture and Sports Center
WAT Green Urban Jungle is a social retail space and cocktail bar in Shanghai, China. The rectangular room measures 8 meters long, 5 meters wide and 4 meters high. Walls and ceiling are clad in green terrazzo, cut into thin sheets and fixed to aluminum honeycomb panels so that the heavy material could be used overhead. An elongated counter with a rotating belt carrying cocktails stands at the center, below a suspended electronic message board that follows its shape. Large street-side windows bring in daylight and frame a seating area with a counter and seven backless chairs.
Continue reading about WAT Green Urban Jungle Social Retail and Cocktail Bar
Stranger Box is a residential interior design completed in Taiwan in 2024. Bold vertical columns and inclined supports guide movement, connect the different areas and conceal functional compartments. Sloped lines reorganize the layout, so that even a modest space offers visual interest from both frontal and lateral views. A grayscale scheme with gray and white walls defines the character of the home, while RGB light strips allow changing visual effects. Healthy, non toxic building materials were selected to reduce carbon emissions and formaldehyde levels.
Yung Zing Tung is a copper culture gallery located in Foshan, Guangdong Province, China. The exhibition hall covers 470.5 square meters. Brass is applied openly through the space to reveal the true texture of the metal. Copper lines divide the floor into a continuous pattern that unifies the interior. The layout forms a winding path that guides visitors between the display areas. Natural light fills the space during the day, while artificial light highlights the copper at night. The open and simple design keeps the products as the main focus.
Continue reading about Yung Zing Tung Copper Culture Gallery
Yamaki Zushi is a Japanese restaurant interior located in Taiwan. The facade is formed from metal panels shaped like Japanese wooden weatherboards, giving a rough and vintage appearance. Inside, a dark grey Karesenzui landscape, a fish pond and an atrium bring daylight and nature into the space. Two dining areas are provided: an open counter with twelve seats around the cooking station, and private boxes. Cypress, teak, unpainted wood, rock-imitated materials and Baizou, a material recycled from volcanic ash, reduce moisture and cooking odours.
Zens Art is a gallery interior of 340 square meters located in Guangzhou, China. The gallery moves away from the white box display model and uses vivid colors, light and shadow to present artworks. Spotlights mark the highlights of the space, while light above each work and shadow on the floor create a quiet atmosphere. A curved wall in desert yellow recalls the sunlight and sand of Casablanca. Circular steps form a public area inspired by the hall in the painting School of Athens. The design joins art with commercial function.
Mountain Mansion is a sales center interior covering 1085 square meters. The design is inspired by descriptions of mountain residences written by ancient scholars. Modern curves and lines are combined with geometric shapes throughout the space. Part of the original floor is raised, and stairs mark the change in level. The open layout and freely arranged furniture allow community events, theme sharing and product presentations. Materials include stone, wood finish, metal, wire glass, acrylic and film free of heavy metals and volatile organic solvents.
Dananmen Hotel is a business travel hotel interior located in Quzhou. The design draws on the local history of Longyou, an ancient city long known for its merchant groups and river scenery. The architectural style of the Republic of China period is continued throughout the spaces. The theme is a return to benevolence, expressed through wutong and seed motifs linked to Confucian culture. Marble, antique brick, wood finish and stainless steel are the main materials. The internal landscape surrounds the core functional area, which covers 15325.6 square meters in total.
Under the Bodhi Tree is a residential apartment interior in Taichung, Taiwan, covering an internal area of 114 square meters. Brass, wood and black tones run through the whole home. Unnecessary partition walls were replaced with furniture and screens, enlarging the living room and separating its functions. Walls, ceilings and floors carry three dimensional wooden structures that add consistency and depth. The Buddha hall is minimalist and monolithic. The earthy colour palette gives the space a calm and timeless character and softens the border between the home and the natural environment.
Essence of Space is a residential interior design completed in Taipei, Taiwan. The apartment covers 58 square meters and contains a living area, a dining area, a kitchen, a study and guest room, a master bedroom and a bathroom. An open floor plan allows natural light from one side to reach far into the home. Sliding and folding doors let each area be closed off or joined with the rest. Double glazing reduces noise and helps control temperature. Built-in wooden cabinets and metal racks are fixed to bearing walls for safety.
Continue reading about Essence of Space Residential Interior
Gemdale the Voyager is a sales office in Kunming, China, with an area of 980 square meters. The interior design extends the minimalist architectural style and uses curved surfaces and concise lines as the main elements. A glass curtain wall connects the indoor and outdoor areas, so visitors can view the surrounding landscape from any perspective. Lake blue and earth tones are combined with beige and dark coffee colors. Cotton and linen fabrics add a natural character. Sail motifs in the hall refer to the local culture.
Chu Yan is a restaurant interior located at Shiliupu Wharf on the Bund in Shanghai, China. The space covers 2500 square meters and is arranged into individual guest areas, private rooms and a waiting area. A large LED wall at the entrance shows a live view of the Huangpu River. Artificial marble, insulating glass and laminated glass are used to reduce weight, block noise and save energy. Sound-absorbing panels and coatings further limit noise. An unfolded scroll image on the corridor ceiling connects the whole design.