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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.
DaMingDingDing is a Chinese hot pot restaurant interior located in a shopping mall in Fuzhou. The 220 square meter space occupies the third floor and is divided into a pot area and a private box area. Linear light strips and titanium plated metal panels reflect light and define the sense of space. Seats are separated by metal plates that protect privacy while allowing views between zones. The box area is closed by a sliding door for reserved guests. The design draws on oriental elements such as window crafts and constellations within a modern atmosphere.
Breezes of Sunshine is a residential interior design for a two-story home of 429.75 square meters in Taipei, Taiwan. The original layout was reconfigured, the structure was reinforced and waterproofing was added. The staircase was reshaped within the existing structure so that daylight can reach previously dark areas. Floor-to-ceiling windows and sliding doors on the second floor open the interior to outdoor views. The dining area uses blue Fenix panels, which have low reflectivity and resist fingerprints. Solid wood veneers and marble were selected as natural materials.
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.
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.
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.
Diageo Travel Retail is a shop-in-shop interior designed for the luxury terminal of Incheon International Airport in Seoul. The store covers 40.12 square meters and has walls 2.7 meters tall. Sculptural walls made of thermoformed Corian curve gently through the space, following the idea of liquid shaping stone. Perforated metal, bespoke display units and custom furniture complete the interior. The curved layout guides visitors along a route that presents several whiskey brands within one calm and unified environment.
The Rossmore Penthouse is a three-level residence located within an apartment building in Hancock Park, Los Angeles. The interior covers 7,000 square feet and includes four bedrooms and a private roof with a pool. The design is inspired by Art Deco elements. Natural materials and cross laminated timber are used for floors, walls and roofing, creating an open and airy character. A sculptural staircase wraps around an open-sky garden, bringing daylight and outdoor views into the interior. The design joins the historic character of the neighborhood with contemporary interior design.
Ink and Ivory Harmony is a residential interior design of about 73 square meters in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The layout was changed from four bedrooms into three bedrooms to give each area more space. The gaming room was combined with the collection room, and the worship room was merged with the multifunctional room. The plan is prepared for present and future needs, as the home may later be shared with family members. The design draws on the game of Go, with black and white tones and a curved chandelier above the central island.
Tranquility is a residential interior design for a 290 square meter flat floor home with four bedrooms in Tianjin, China. The original floor plan was kept, while some non load bearing walls in the corridors and the master bedroom were removed to improve circulation. Gray and white cold tones dominate, combined with black aluminum panels, walnut veneer with a carved pattern, and art boards. A soft curved surface conceals a concrete load bearing wall and extends to the ceiling. One bedroom near the entrance was converted into a room for pets.
Victor Hydraulics is a corporate exhibition hall for an industrial hydraulics manufacturer, covering 780 square meters in Shaoyang City, China. A cantilevered block 20 meters long marks the entrance and rests on a single stress point formed by a customized steel structure. Italian natural travertine and woodgrain stone form the main surfaces, and stone wrapping covers the structural columns. Two fan-shaped facades and symmetrical curved steps guide visitor movement. A circular booth raises a large hydraulic system close to eye level, and a viewing platform at the end overlooks the hall.
Bodu Resort is a resort hotel located in Xishuangbanna, China. The hotel stands on a cliff forty meters above the ground and faces a rubber forest and a tropical rain forest. A suspended glass box extends from the building toward the surrounding trees and opens the interior to the landscape. Teak and old elm form the main structure. Brick, stone and woven bamboo, common in local villages, echo the regional culture. Local materials were selected to reflect local color and texture. The project covers 4000 square meters.