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It can be a display space, a salon, a coffee shop, or even an elegant garden private restaurant.

The entire furniture exhibition hall is run through by the five Elements, with the five Spaces of metal, wood, water, fire and earth respectively forming the extension of all things, allowing visitors to experience emotional changes and rich visual experiences as they step into each space.

LAU with a humble attitude, hopes that you will stop and sense its existence. Only when your body and mind are at peace will you start to speak softly.

Elements of Nature emerges not just as a marketing and sales office but as an orchestrated experience, an architectural dialogue between structure, materiality, and the senses.

A new spatial identity – Nidus has designed the new trade fair booth for Dibbern. A walk-in homage to timeless table culture, craftsmanship, and aesthetic durability.

The relocation of the showroom to NoHo’s prestigious location signifies an exciting new chapter for Danny Kaplan Studio. The NoHo space will serve as a creative hub, enabling the studio to present its design philosophy through bold, innovative concepts.

The entrance, with its generous space, gives visitors and residents a refreshing feeling of walking through the park between the station and home, with memorable dynamic objects created by threads.

The Rockyland showroom is located at the Foshan CCIH, embedded in a row of showrooms with the same area and height.

Culture is for everyone, so intergenerationality has always been the main approach in this project.

Tiro Federal Argentino is an architectural artwork built in 1937. This building has been protected by law in 2005 and declared as a National Historic Monument.

A period of time precipitation, a kind of charm blooming. Being in the "Indoor Peach Garden", listening to the wind and the moon, enjoying the landscape garden, awakening the beauty of life, and savouring the extraordinary world.

A new communication core is designed with a semicircular shape attached to the building in the center of the configuration.

The original architectural background of the space was excellent: large windows overlooking the theater square, correct geometry and the possibility to change the layout to suit the project.

Combining warm textiles, diffused lighting, abundant planting and richly textured walnut across the floors and joinery, the space is bestowed with a homely, neutral palette - softly unassuming, allowing residents to make it their own.

Sophie Ashby's Turning the cavernously beautiful Blewcoats building in Victoria into her charming new studio, showroom and events space.