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Ye Lounge is a new restaurant full of the romanticism and naturalism of urban people. Ye is a state of free breathing and a need to pursue spiritual indulgence. The designer of Ye Lounge Restaurant made the ideal of urban life can also be wildlife possible by using the scene of a courtyard garden, outdoor seats, and indoor immersive Wild hills and streams. It can not only be wild but also have human fireworks.
Office is not only the space for working, it should also be the place for idea exchanges. Social Corporate is an office lobby in Ningbo, China. Plants, fresh air, and nature are all common elements during the special 2022 stay-at-home period. Everyone needs a green and relaxed environment during working days. The lobby area is not only for passing through, the designer proposed the area to stay and enjoy. Therefore there are artworks, books shelves, and cozy seating areas in the space.
Powerful Design is an exhibition stand created to present ceramic tiles. The stand covers 315 square metres and measures 21000 by 15000 by 4000 millimetres. Large-format porcelain stoneware tiles cover the floor and the walls, showing the tiles as interior decoration and as decorative artwork. An arched wall finished with Ceppo Nuovo tiles forms a central feature. The space is divided into zones for tile display, multimedia, customer meetings and technical information. The stand also serves as a showroom and as a meeting platform for international contacts.
Wave Rhythm is a residential interior design for an apartment of 132.2 square meters in Taiwan. The home holds three bedrooms, a living room, a dining room and three bathrooms. Water is the guiding theme, expressed through rippled wall surfaces, curved cabinetry and smooth lines that lead through the rooms. Materials include artistic coating, wood veneers, wood flooring, stone, ironwork, mineral paint and blue velvet carpets. A light color scheme and enlarged floor-to-ceiling windows increase daylight, while a curved platform with linear lighting below adds warmth.
This design is done for the residence of a couple and their two grown daughters, and the aim of Luxury from the Heart is to free up more space for the cohabitation of family members. By reallocating the ratio and locations of public and private areas, a Buddhist worship area is set up as the focal point that receives the optimal light source and emits calming energy. The furniture and decorations are configured artistically to imbue the space with a Shangri-La-esque atmosphere.
Love Infirmary is a renovated health center inside an elementary school in Taipei, Taiwan. The original space had insufficient circulation, a dark interior, and inadequate storage for medical equipment. The new interior follows a biophilic approach, with more natural light, natural textures and materials, and smooth curved surfaces. Circular forms define each function, including the nurse's office, beds, breastfeeding rooms, and counter. Most surfaces have an alcohol-resistant finish for easy cleaning. The layout gives students a clear path to treatment.
The building stands on the earth and the space is rooted within the building. With a five-meter high ceiling and a large floor-to-ceiling window facing the park, the interior continues the architectural structure through its design, responding to the outdoor green with a forest-themed interior. The themes of the building, space, and forest interweave and echo with each other, composing a collective harmony. The high ceiling acts like branches, constructing a unique space that transcends urban scales. The arched vaults, like tree tops, are scattered in the space, weaving patches of shade.
Affyn Singapore is an office interior design for a technology company located in Suntec Tower II, Singapore. The workspace covers 3350 square feet and is arranged as an open plan. The design follows three keywords set by the client: natural, bright and forward trending. Biophilic elements and greenery are placed throughout the office to create a dynamic and lifestyle-oriented environment. Spatial planning and concept design were developed from a detailed design briefing. The completed interior gives the company a renewed office image.
Star Pedicle is a whole house interior design based on the theme of coexistence with nature. The design covers an area of 200 to 300 square meters. Cream tones recall sunlight, while aqua cabinet boards and coffee colored doors suggest leaves and branches. Hidden light strips, glass and metal create layered changes of light. Side inserted pocket doors and integrated handles keep the visual effect simple and consistent. Antibacterial plates with low formaldehyde emission form the main base material. Glass cabinets, open shelves and drawers meet storage and display needs.
HBI Ceramiche is a corporate headquarters interior that also serves as a service center and an exhibition center. The facade is 17 meters high and 32 meters wide. A void shaped as a patio forms the core of the plan. Stepped elements create the exhibition platform, the stage and the seating, and the same stepped composition shapes the facade, so interior and exterior read as one form. Rock slabs are widely used as paving for an integrated surface. A small canteen was added for staff and visiting clients.
Parallel Universe is a residential interior design for a home of 905 square meters. The design combines Art Deco details with a modern approach. Geometric wheat ear elements appear throughout the space, and marble and copper metal are used as complementary materials. The color scheme is based on black, gold, gray and white. Two bedrooms are placed on the ground floor, one behind the living room for the elders and one near the dining and leisure area. Three generations can live together without disturbing each other.
Island is a hair salon set inside a forty-year-old house of 165 square meters. The renovation avoids elaborate decoration. Recycled decorative logs replace interior walls and act as divider screens, creating a see-through effect, a brighter room and a simple, clear flow. Abundant green foliage and climbing plants fill the space. A gravity-powered watering system based on siphon theory replaces mechanical irrigation, filling eleven tanks evenly and adding the sound of dripping water. The design brings natural elements into an urban setting.