
Charcoal Cabinetry Residence
Two original plans and twelve selected photographs follow a home from open living and dining through a dark kitchen to bedrooms and a bathing suite.
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Explore thirty-two partner-factory projects with drawings and complete room photographs, an Arcaya project feature and ten design studies. Compare the room layouts, cabinetry and material decisions in context.
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Thirty-two partner-factory projects document residential interiors and showrooms. Nineteen include original drawings; thirteen are clearly identified as photography-only cases.
32 cases

Two original plans and twelve selected photographs follow a home from open living and dining through a dark kitchen to bedrooms and a bathing suite.
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Two original plans and fifteen selected room photographs describe a gray-toned home whose living room, dining room and study connect through broad openings.
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Four original plans and fifteen selected, high-resolution photographs describe living and leisure rooms below quieter bedrooms and dressing spaces.
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Eight project photographs show wood-toned storage, a gray living wall and restrained blue accents.
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Twelve project photographs from a Shanghai residence show blue seating, pale fitted storage and finely divided wall panels.
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An original apartment plan and sixteen project photographs show a home where charcoal cabinetry meets white wall storage and small orange or red accents.
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Five floor plans and fifteen interior photographs describe a multi-level home with shared living rooms, leisure spaces and quieter private rooms.
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Thirteen original photographs follow a pale interior from living and dining rooms to a white kitchen, a music corner and bathrooms.
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Thirteen original photographs show a connected set of public rooms, a stair and upper landing, a glazed dressing room, bedrooms and an entry composition.
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A connected set of twelve source photographs moves from a living room and dining space to a glazed study, dressing storage, bedroom and bathroom.
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Twelve selected source photographs move from a shared living and dining setting to a curving stair, two bedroom views, dressing storage and bathroom vanities.
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Four original level plans and ten selected photographs reveal a multi-level home through its living room, dining edge, stair and quieter private storage.
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Twelve original high-resolution photographs connect living and dining, dark glazed display, a dressing passage, kitchen and bathroom.
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A Shanghai showroom brings dining, tea, living, wardrobe and bedroom settings into one photographic record.
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A Foshan showroom connects kitchen cabinetry, paneled doors, framed glass and illuminated storage in six photographs.
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Two original proposal plans and twelve showroom photographs connect a Wuxi entrance, dining and living settings with bedroom, wardrobe and bottle-display interiors.
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A Wuxi showroom connects a circular entrance, framed living and dining rooms, fitted study and dressing spaces.
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Nineteen project photographs follow the contrasting room settings of a Chengdu showroom: a red-toned entrance, lighter social rooms, timber-lined bedrooms and two different dressing-room palettes.
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This Shanghai showroom moves from complete room settings to wardrobe interiors and open drawers.
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A Huzhou showroom explores classical wall paneling, framed doorways and fitted storage.
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A Shanghai showroom connects a library living room, island kitchen, dressing room and private spaces through dark timber, pale surfaces and carefully framed lighting.
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This Dalian residential project pairs an open living and dining area with a glazed kitchen, a fitted dressing room and a timber-framed bedroom.
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A curved stair connects this showroom’s living, kitchen, dressing and private-room displays.
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A tall library wall anchors the shared room in this showroom.
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The Yujing Garden residence connects a double-height living room, glazed display storage and a working kitchen with more private rooms above.
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This apartment, with interior design by Tang Chung-han, places a long dining table between the main living room and a quieter kitchen edge.
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This residential project brings a planted courtyard, a sculptural stair and quiet timber-lined rooms into one connected composition.
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Three original plans and a coordinated photographic sequence document a Changsha villa.
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The Xingfuli archive pairs a residential plan with a broad set of room photographs.
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This Guangzhou apartment shows how an open kitchen, a dining surface and long storage elevations can work within one interior.
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The Xiamen experience center is documented in two plans and photographs spanning living storage, a social kitchen, dining, dressing and bathroom displays.
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Two original plans and an extensive set of photographs make this showroom a useful whole-home reference.
Explore the caseA pale stone surface and oak cabinetry establish the material direction. Follow the project feature to see the kitchen, cabinetry details and documented workshop and installation photographs.
View the California kitchenStart with the room and the way people move. Compare the cabinet fronts, countertop junctions and storage access, then identify what belongs in your own brief.
These are design explorations, not completed Arcaya installations. Photographs provide visual references; each study explains the concept and the details to resolve.
10 studies

A handleless kitchen study that connects cooking, storage and a social island through one restrained composition.
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A diagonal countertop corner becomes a deliberate preparation zone, with an interior that can be understood at a glance.
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A study in balanced contrast: a darker working run, a lighter upper composition and an uncluttered L-shaped plan.
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One extension shifts the kitchen from a work zone into a place for coffee, quick meals and conversation.
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A compact L-shaped study explores how cooking and washing can use different surface heights without losing a coherent design.
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A U-shaped kitchen study uses tonal contrast to separate the working perimeter from the central gathering surface.
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An island and table share a visual axis while keeping preparation, seating and movement clearly defined.
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A walk-in concept balances hanging, folded storage, mirrors and light around a clear central route.
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Long hanging, short hanging, drawers and folded storage are arranged as one clear elevation at the end of a bedroom.
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A mirror cabinet, accessible daily storage and service-aware drawers form one considered bathroom composition.
Explore the studyChoose the ideas that suit the room, then connect them to a coordinated product direction.
Compare the design language across cabinetry and adjoining spaces.
Coordinate kitchens, wardrobes, living storage, doors and wall panels.
Record the rooms, drawings, material choices and decisions still open.
Read the practical guides to dimensions, materials, hardware and wet-area details.
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