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Xi'an The One Mansion is a sales center interior covering 998 square meters. The design draws on the culture of Chang'an, the ancient capital that marks the starting point of the Silk Road. A concept named wei-cheng guides the layout of the sales center. The traditional Chinese idea of a round sky and a square earth informs the forms and proportions. Light and shadow are used to create a calm and moderate atmosphere. Empty and solid areas are balanced so that the space carries traces of time.
Journey of Nature is a sales center completed in 2019 in Kaohsiung City, Taiwan. The property covers 2426 square meters. The main space uses cultural references, while three model houses present contemporary, modern flat and neoclassical styles. Facilities include a meeting area with five tables, a coffee table area, two VIP rooms and a parent-child playground. A shallow water pond and grassland border a long hallway made of wood-plastic composite. The exterior layers stone balls, vermiculite, gray marble tiles, blackened steel and natural timber bark.
Technology City is the interior design of a real estate sales center covering 2000 square meters. The layout links the architecture and the interior within one overall framework. Gray with texture sets the base tone of the space and is matched with black. Light and shadow lines outline a modern technological character. A deep colored wood wall carries a geometric composition in simple form. Between the sand table reception area and the sample room, transparent hanging chairs and rotating chairs offer a short rest. The ceiling uses stainless steel mirror material.
Yuzhou Rongyu is a sales center located in Fuzhou City, China. The interior covers an area of 887 square meters and was created inside three connected villas. The color scheme is based on red tones, which symbolize joy and celebration in Chinese culture. A glass screen printed with a plum pattern is suspended at the center of a Corinthian column. Materials include custom art wall covering, a dark wood floor, Caesar green marble and silver foil. The design combines Eastern and Western references within one space.
Chunjiang Huayue is a sales center interior design covering 2600 square meters in Yulin. The layout is compact and flowing, and each area is defined and connected in an orderly way. Large glass curtain walls blur the boundary between inside and outside, so visitors seated indoors can enjoy the scenery beyond the window. An island water bar in the center serves customers from all directions, and a hollowed out metal box on the ceiling echoes the counter below. The VIP area is planned for privacy and comfort, presenting Oriental elements in a modern manner.
Rhythm is a sales center in Changshu, China, with an area of 1050 square meters. Simple and free curved lines shape the exterior wall design, so the building appears as a floating light box and forms a visual focus. Inside the sales center, a waving rhythm serves as both decoration and boundary. Grey and white forms interlace to connect the spaces on the first and second floors while dividing them into areas. Several kinds of marble are used, and wood lines form geometric elevations made by skilled carpenters.
Carving Time is a sales center interior design covering 1425 square meters. The sand plate area forms an independent space, and the layout meets the project display requirements. Walnut wood grilles are set in a vertical staggered array and combined with dark retro matte bricks, giving the space a quiet and retro character. Walnut wood and vertical metal bars are also used in the cultural and creative area. The lamps are joined with the roof, so the light beams pass through the ceiling. The intent is to create a place where daily life feels like home.
Tanyue Mansion is a sales center for a residential property in Nanning, Guangxi, China. The interior covers 680 square meters and follows a symmetrical layout inspired by ancient oriental academy buildings made of wood, stone and brick. The plan moves from the sand table to the negotiation area and then to the book bar. Screens recall the roof structure of the Zhuang, one of the minority groups in China. Two art installations, one based on calligraphy and one on water, mark the secondary lobby and the reception desk. The design joins local cultural elements with modern space functions.
Aoka Sales Office is a sales center in Xianyang, China, covering 12814 square meters. The interior combines modern simplicity with art, using curves, light and shadow, stone forms and geometric elements. The reception desk has a customized curved shape that resembles a sculpture. Artworks and sculptures are placed through the space, and the negotiation area offers a relaxed atmosphere. Hyperboloid surfaces produce changing light effects under different lighting. The design refers to the cultural heritage of the Qinhan New City.
Winner Land Mansion is a sales center for a residential property in Tianjin, China. The interior serves as a sand table display area, a negotiation area and a lounge. A wave-shaped installation hangs above the sand table area and gives the space an artistic character. Natural light enters through large glass surfaces and links people, nature and the building. The tea tasting area combines books with a lattice wall. The bar lounge uses wood with light and shadow effects. The children's area uses bright colors.
Lights and Shadows is a sales center interior located in Henan, China, completed in 2019 and covering 756 square meters. The reception hall is the main activity space, and its design draws on the essence of ancient architecture. Large areas of wood grating and an art sculpture combine generous forms with elegant detail. In the exhibition area, light and shadow are used together to shape the visitor experience. In the discussion area, light bars create order and repetition. The outdoor space guides movement along a winding route.