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Auto Motion Car Showroom

Auto Motion

A showroom where luxury cars are displayed and sold. Conference rooms, office, rest rooms, etc. are arranged around the circular exhibition space. The design of the ceiling is noteworthy. The ceiling is divided into two sections, a high section and a low section, and the high section is made by stacking thinly sliced panels, with indirect lighting at the joints between the panels creating a floating feeling. There is also a negotiation room that is seamlessly connected to the exhibition space, and it was designed with meticulous calculations to stimulate buyers' desire to purchase.

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Veins of Stone Residential

Veins of Stone

This residence redefines contemporary luxury living through material precision and spatial clarity. Centered around a sculptural marble island, the design balances refined stone, metallic accents, and warm textures. Full height windows frame natural vistas, inviting landscape and light into daily routines. Customized smart systems throughout, hidden storage, and curated displays enhance function and aesthetics, creating a seamless dialogue between craftsmanship, technology, and environment.

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Skyline Creating Space

Skyline

In this project, the designers created the maximum effect of unity with nature thanks to organic materials, color scheme and the presence of plants, while not losing the client's love for a light urban loft and art deco elements with a modern style. The project shows how completely different styles and color solutions can be combined so that they complement each other, as well as how to organically use natural resources and technological achievements of IT in the same space.

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Tribute to Magnolia Flowers Reception

Tribute to Magnolia Flowers

Tribute to Magnolia Flowers is a reception space interior design. The main color is a dark black tone, combined with a retro style. The materials include Atlantic snow white marble, Brazil black stone, translucent rosin jade marble and dark wood. Magnolia flower motifs and other elements of old Shanghai are added to recall the past of the city while presenting new scenes. The space creates a strong visual impact for visitors. The design can serve as a real estate image space and also as a bar, restaurant or other cultural tourism venue, which allows continued use.

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Flowing Diffusion Residence

Flowing Diffusion

Flowing Diffusion is a residential interior for an apartment of 462.8 square meters. The living and dining areas share an open plan that expands the sense of space and hosts more guests. A curved ceiling of metal and translucent panels joins the two areas, and the lighting changes color to suit different occasions. A wavy titanium coated metal facade lines the walkway. Titanium coated metal, metallic paint and large tiles are used throughout. Separate bedrooms on opposite sides of the social area reduce disturbance between family members.

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Naturkundemuseum Stuttgart Exhibition, Museum and Gallery

Naturkundemuseum Stuttgart

Naturkundemuseum Stuttgart is an exhibition design for two central halls of a natural history museum in Stuttgart, Germany. Both halls are dedicated to evolution and biodiversity. In the Evolution Hall, six thematic islands with large historic specimens are arranged around a central multimedia table. The Ocean Hall is bathed in blue light and organized by marine habitats, from sea shores to the deep sea. A cutaway model of a sei whale carries a video projection. Daylight from the former courtyards is filtered and colored.

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K11 Musea Shopping Mall

K11 Musea

K11 Musea is a shopping mall interior located on the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront in Hong Kong. The ten-storey retail and art complex covers a total floor area of 1.1 million square feet. At its centre is a 35 metre high atrium named Opera Theatre, where 1,800 programmable spotlights are set into the ceiling to suggest a galaxy of stars. A sculpture above the escalator recalls the buttress roots of local banyan trees. Surfaces are clad in handcrafted bronze and rustic paintwork. Rainwater is harvested for irrigation, and a seawater cooled, oil free air conditioning system reduces energy use.

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Takumi Restaurant

Takumi

Takumi is a restaurant interior built around robatayaki, a Japanese method of grilling food on an open square grill. The layout is arranged like a theater. Curves and high ceilings shape the space, and staggered seating gives every guest a clear view of the chef's counter. Metal mesh, mosaic tiles, glass bricks and terrazzo flooring add transparency and depth. Orange-red tones recall the warmth of fire, while gray tones balance the scheme. Semi-open dining areas and private booths improve privacy. The venue covers 264.4 square meters.

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Slow Bakery Retail Design

Slow Bakery

Slow Bakery is a retail bakery interior created within a former garage in Magong, Penghu County, Taiwan. Natural wood tones and textured concrete finishes give the space a warm and professional character. A wooden entrance door shaped like a loaf of bread, fitted with a brass handle, reflects the brand identity. A terrazzo counter and pegboard walls add function and order. Reclaimed wood and veneer panels support sustainability. Careful spatial planning improves customer flow and hygiene, and the whole interior reflects a dedication to artisanal baking.

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Time Flow Residential House

Time Flow

In this project, the designer uses natural materials and changes in light and shadow to create a sense of tranquility within the space. When considering residential design, the focus should be on creating a space that reflects the residents lifestyle and values. In the design process, aim to integrate natural elements by incorporating natural materials and maximizing the use of natural light and ventilation to create an environment that harmonizes with nature.

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Yunxi Characteristic Restaurant

Yunxi

Yunxi is a restaurant interior designed for daily dining and for private parties. The interior covers 600 square meters with a floor height of 6 meters and includes 150 table seats and two private rooms. Water is the design theme, and light is the main design element. Scenes of rain, water, cloud and fog are placed in different areas. Stage lighting methods highlight themed devices against a large black background. Cloud shaped table lamps descend when guests are seated. An intelligent lighting system adjusts colors for different events.

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Fineland Heshan Community Center recreation

Fineland Heshan Community Center

Fineland Heshan Community Center is a 1000 square meter interior that combines a club, a swimming pool and a restaurant in one unified style. The design draws on three traditional Chinese references: the handheld fan, the moon and the curved eave. An abstract fan shape defines the lobby background and the hallway, which admits natural light. The restaurant ceiling is formed in stainless steel and the walls use green-gray bricks. Materials include marble, glass, wood veneer and hand painted murals.

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