WU Chun-Chiao is an award-winning interior designer and the founder and design director of Chiun Ju Interior Design, based in Taiwan. With over two decades of professional practice, his work focuses on residential and spatial design that balances poetic expression, functional clarity, and real-world constraints.

His design approach emphasizes spatial rhythm, proportion, and material dialogue, often exploring how curved geometries, light, and human movement interact within everyday living environments. Rather than pursuing formal spectacle, his projects are rooted in lived experience, responding to clients’ actual lifestyles, cultural context, and budgetary realities.

WU’s work has received international recognition through major global design platforms, including A’ Design Award, Asia Design Prize, and iF Design Award, reflecting a consistent commitment to design quality, ethical practice, and contextual relevance. His projects have been acknowledged for their refined spatial narratives, coherence between concept and execution, and their ability to translate abstract ideas into inhabitable spaces.

In addition to professional practice, WU is actively engaged in design research and academic inquiry. His recent research explores the relationship between budget constraints, design strategy, and international design evaluation standards, aiming to bridge the gap between practice-based design and academic frameworks. This research-driven perspective informs his design methodology, reinforcing responsible decision-making and long-term spatial value.

As a member of the International Design Club, WU seeks to engage in dialogue with fellow designers across disciplines and cultures, contributing to a professional network grounded in mutual respect, knowledge exchange, and sustainable design values. He views design not only as a creative act, but as a continuous process of learning, reflection, and responsibility toward society and the built environment.

Exclusive Privilege Residence by Chiun Ju interior design Exclusive Privilege is a residential interior design for a model house in Taiwan, completed in 2020. The total interior area is approximately 115.7 square meters and includes a foyer, living room, dining room, kitchen, master bedroom, two secondary bedrooms and a study room. The living room, dining room and study are arranged as a club-like public area for dining and business meetings at home. Marble, grilles, trims and imported tiles form a classical base. Minimalist linear lights on the ceiling add a modern character. Concealed cabinets provide storage in the narrow bedrooms.

Sunshine Rhythm Shared Space by Chiun Ju interior design The symmetrical arcs in the interior lead the eye forward. The reception area is wrapped in a golden frame, and the perforated wall behind the counter shimmers with warm light. Metal, stone, and sky are interwoven and fused, like a deep, clear spring. The organic matter of nature and the cool texture nourish the deepest part of the heart. The power of inheritance comes from the reverence for life. The beehive-like design of the play area is based on the organization and continuation of natural life, with a pastel color palette and soft touch for children.

Satin Hair Salon by Chiun Ju interior design Satin Hair is a Korean-style hair salon in Taiwan. The interior covers 198.3 square meters on two floors and includes a waiting area, a hairdressing area, a hair washing area, a bar area, a rest area and a meeting room. A glass door and floor-to-ceiling windows make the space bright and open. A large oval lighting fixture marks the center of the hairdressing area. White painted iron parts form an interlocking mesh over the curved logo wall. Terrazzo flooring, warm wood grain and beige gray tones create a calm and soft atmosphere.

Framed Time Residence by Chiun Ju interior design Morning sunlight filters through soft gauze curtains, creating a tranquil atmosphere with a blend of warm and grey tones. The design team carefully balanced trim proportions, showcasing luxury and elegance through delicate details. The spacious layout combines neoclassical elegance with smooth design elements, promoting relaxation. The symmetrical open-plan materials enhance the sense of order, while daylight illuminates every corner, revealing a paradise-like atmosphere of exquisite taste and timeless beauty.

Meet Purple Interior Design by Chiun Ju interior design Meet Purple is a residential interior design located in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The layout includes a foyer, an open living and dining area, a kitchen, a master suite, two secondary bedrooms and a study. A lavender palette shapes the dining and study areas, supported by gold and champagne gold accents. In the foyer, grilles and transparent glass replace solid walls, so light and shadow move between the rooms. Materials include iron detailing, SPC flooring, eco-friendly latex paint and glass. Ceiling trims add depth to the interior.

Breath of Renewal Residential House by Chiun Ju interior design Breath of Renewal is a residential interior design for a thirty year old house of 281 square meters across four levels. The layout was opened to improve daylight and cross ventilation, and clear circulation links living, dining, and private rooms. A basement gym of 76 square meters includes mirrors, hidden cabinets, and foldaway hooks. Custom bent steel luminaires with linear LED profiles form continuous light lines. Rebuilt bathrooms use full waterproofing and slip resistant tiles. Low emission finishes and certified plywood support a low carbon retrofit.

Rippling Continuum Residence by Chiun Ju interior design Rippling Continuum is an interior design for a 208 square meter duplex residence. The 35-year-old home was renovated around soft lines and layered light. A spiral staircase clad in gray-white stone and white-coated metal forms the visual core, paired with a chandelier hung below a skylight. Curved ceilings integrate ducts and lighting, resolving the low ceiling heights. The open first floor links the living, dining, and kitchen areas, while four bedrooms and three bathrooms form the private zones. Flooring combines polished black marble and wood.

Wu Chun Chiao

6th Floor, No. 71, Lane 300, Section 4, Nanzhu Road, Luzhu District

Taoyuan City

P: +886-3-3021293

Wu Chun Chiao is IDC member since 2026, with 14216 IDC rating.