Remodelista editors turned their gaze to the Far East this past week, unearthing some remarkable Chinese designer-led projects. Below, a sampling:
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![Monastic beauty in the middle of bustling Taipei. Photograph courtesy of Homework, from Ode to Salvage: A Tea House in Taipei City Built from “Sentimental Objects”.](https://media.gardenista.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/xiaoyin-tea-house-taipei-city-design-by-homework-studio-7-733x1097.jpg)
![A tidy sleeping alcove in Lost Villa Qinyong Hotel. Photograph by Hao Chen via Lost Villa Qinyong, from Thoughtful Reuse: A Primary School Turned Serene Hotel in Zhejiang Province.](https://media.gardenista.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/lostvilla-qinyong-primary-school-hotel-guest-room-beds.jpg)
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Plus:
- Kitchen of the Week: The ‘Angry Food Blogger’ at Home in Hong Kong
- 10 Easy Pieces: Modern Wood Dining Tables and Benches
- Commune by the Great Wall: Your Own Bamboo Palace
- Steal This Look: A Serene Bedroom in Johannesburg
- Domestic Science: Our Editors’ 27 Best Cleaning Tips and Hacks
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