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Kamakura Country Club, located at the top of a hill, is the closest golf course to Tokyo, surrounded by nature in all directions and with a view of the Shonan Sea and as far as Yokohama City. The renewal concept of Third Place means a place that is an extension of your rich daily life spent with golf in the midst of nature. The second floor features a fitness room, restaurant, premium lounge, and other facilities that can be used freely for everything from reading to remote work.
Mirrored Lotus is a residential interior design set on the 24th floor of a high-rise building in Taiwan. The residence covers 423 square meters and is arranged around water. A four-meter cascading waterfall on the front terrace connects to indoor water features that flow past the living room and bar to a rear lounge and barbecue area. A black pearl stone basin with a lotus pond marks the entrance. Chrome ceramic tiles, handcrafted mosaics and concealed LED lighting add depth, and floor-to-ceiling windows frame city and mountain views.
Meet Purple is a residential interior design located in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The layout includes a foyer, an open living and dining area, a kitchen, a master suite, two secondary bedrooms and a study. A lavender palette shapes the dining and study areas, supported by gold and champagne gold accents. In the foyer, grilles and transparent glass replace solid walls, so light and shadow move between the rooms. Materials include iron detailing, SPC flooring, eco-friendly latex paint and glass. Ceiling trims add depth to the interior.
A Moment is a residential interior design for an apartment of 80 square meters in Taipei. An open floor plan increases the sense of depth and creates a circulated flow through the main area. Walls and openings were rearranged so that natural light reaches most zones, which lowers the need for artificial light during the day. Sliding doors allow each area to be separated when privacy is needed. A storage unit set under the main beam also works as a space divider. Textured wood panels and mineral paint shift in appearance as the light changes.
Mure Et Musc is an apartment interior design completed in Taiwan. The 92.5 square meter home contains three rooms, a living room, a dining room and two bathrooms. The layout was altered to join the dining and piano areas into one multi-functional space, while a room partition was removed to create storage. A wide entrance adds further storage capacity. The television wall is finished with pore-textured diatomaceous earth. Crossroad brick tiles, wood veneer and glass soften the dark industrial palette, and RGB lighting adds depth.
Nagisa Bakery is a bakery interior in Osaka, Japan. The spatial composition expresses the themes of shore and sea through designs and colors that emphasize lines. Baguette bread is displayed like surfboards, propped against corrugated slate, a material commonly used for the roofs of beach huts. Eight shades of blue paint are applied to the ceiling to create the effect of louvers. Existing equipment and fixtures were reused, which reduced waste and construction costs. Distinct materials set the display area apart and draw attention to the products.
Exquisiteness is a residential interior design for a 100 square meter home in Taipei, Taiwan. Soft souffle colors are used across the public areas, and careful lighting spreads a warm glow like a gentle mist. Metallic surfaces catch the light, while carved and printed wall finishes add a refined classical character. Souvenirs and treasures collected during travel are displayed like works of art in a gallery. The main wall of the master bedroom is navy blue with a metal frame. Proportions are kept accurate and details remain simple.
Silk Rhyme is a public space in a residential building, with an area of 528 square meters. The long interior is divided into three zones. The central zone carries the heaviest flow of people and holds a parcel delivery service and a coffee bar. One side forms an active area with a gym, a yoga and meditation room, bathing facilities and an outdoor swimming pool. The other side is quiet, with a cafe bar, a banquet and conference table, a piano room and a library. Light stone, marble texture and light strips create a calm and elegant atmosphere.
Harmonious Residence is a residential interior design in Hong Kong. The home covers a total area of 121 square meters, with a usable area of 101 square meters. An open plan layout joins the living room, dining area and kitchen without partitions, which supports easy movement and interaction. Wood, stone, metal and recycled cork give the rooms warm natural textures and colors. The wooden flooring is certified by the Forest Stewardship Council. Selected artworks add a cultural character, and the drainage systems in the bathrooms improve water efficiency.
Moon River is a residential interior design for a home of 100 square meters. The interior applies a wabi-sabi approach, with quiet tones and generous open space. A round mirror at the entrance reflects light and visually extends the area. Floor-to-ceiling windows let daylight move through the rooms and change the shadows during the day. The wall behind the sofa is shaped like a perforated panel, forming a flexible area for storage and display of books and collectibles. Rattan details and beige tones on the television cabinet add natural warmth.
Rams Beyond Etro is a sales office and showroom in Istanbul. The interior covers 1650 square meters and is arranged as a gallery. White surfaces frame curated artworks and a model of the residential project. Curved walls are formed from gypsum board, and the ceiling is finished with custom metal panels that reflect light. White natural stone flooring makes the flowing forms and shadows more visible. A spider glass facade connects the interior with the city. A clear path leads visitors from the reception to the main display zones.
Pingshan Cultural Cluster Book Mall is a bookstore interior inspired by the local Hakka enclosed houses of Shenzhen. The space is divided into a square zone and a round zone. The square zone is oriented to young people, and its layout expands around a central activity area. The atrium walls recall the structured facades of traditional tower buildings, while a mirror finish ceiling extends the view. The round zone is oriented to families and children, with curved book walls and a white spiral staircase. Reading, catering, exhibition and social functions are combined.
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