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Top Toy Global Flagship Store

Li Xiang Global Flagship Store Interior Wednesday, 9 September 2026

Top Toy

Top Toy is the interior design of a global flagship store located on Nanjing East Road in Shanghai. The store uses a gamified spatial language inspired by toy packaging and classic gaming consoles. The facade recalls a blister package, and the staircases are arranged like game levels. Colorful character zones, coffee spots and building blocks form scenes that guide exploration. Modular construction and bold colors support the playful theme. The design aims to make physical retail interactive and emotionally engaging for visitors of all ages.

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Mengtai Group Hardtech Pavilion

Yibin Yang Hardtech Pavilion Interior Tuesday, 8 September 2026

Mengtai Group

Mengtai Group Hard Technology Pavilion is a corporate exhibition interior located in Ordos, Inner Mongolia. The pavilion covers about 4,500 square meters and includes a showroom, public artworks and outdoor sculptural installations. Display boards and scaled models are replaced by a spatial language drawn from industrial production lines. Walls are assembled from aluminum panels, and the floor uses anodized, custom shaped aluminum elements with seams controlled within 0.2 millimeters. A naked eye 3D system and a 22 meter long CAVE theater guide visitors through a cyclical narrative.

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EN Skincare Salon and Store

Yusuke Kinoshita Salon and Store Interior Monday, 7 September 2026

EN Skincare

En Skincare is a cosmetics store and treatment salon set within an 18th-century building in central Paris. The name En means beauty in Japanese, and can also mean circle and connection. These three meanings inspired the design. A series of circular brass partitions divides 150 square meters into four rooms across two levels. Two bright plaster rooms occupy the ground floor, while the basement retains stone walls and vaulted ceilings. Visitors follow a winding path to each treatment area, reflecting the Japanese idea of hospitality through discovery.

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Shanghai Qian Mo Fu Restaurant Interior Design

Liu Hong Interior Design Interior Sunday, 6 September 2026

Shanghai Qian Mo Fu Restaurant

Nestled within the heart of Shanghai's bustling Bund, the Shanghai Qian Mo Fu Restaurant melds the tranquility of natural landscapes with modernization. Embodying themes of mountains, forests, and valleys, the restaurant flawlessly integrates the serenity of the natural environment with the urban concrete construction, infusing the metropolitan hustle with a breath of tranquility. The oriental and elegant design paints a landscape imbued with poetic fluidity. Classic red, a hue steeped in oriental allure, setting an ambiance that is magnificent and opulent.

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Refined Serenity Reception Center

Jeremy Tung Reception Center Interior Saturday, 5 September 2026

Refined Serenity

Refined Serenity is a reception center of 1024 square meters designed to present several building projects. The exterior uses black and white tones, grating elements and simple lines, while a green courtyard softens the entrance. Inside, wood grain and fabric create a comfortable setting, and stone, metal, special paint, lighting and chandeliers add refined detail. The plan is divided by use: an entry counter and coffee bar for first contact, a screened negotiation area, and a planned exhibition space.

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Ryokan Ohana Hotel

Daisuke Takamiya Hotel Interior Friday, 4 September 2026

Ryokan Ohana

Ryokan Ohana is a traditional inn located within a nationally designated scenic site in Yanagawa, Japan. The four-storey building has a total floor area of 3,859.95 square metres and offers 20 guest rooms in eight categories, ranging from 34 to 87 square metres. Three room types were rebuilt while preserving original floor pillars, lintels, thresholds and ceiling materials. Local crafts such as Yame lanterns, Yame stone, rush-grass tatami mats and black plaster are used. The guest rooms frame views of the restored garden and the historic residence.

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