Elle Decoration China has released an annual showcasing work from the country's best interior designers, featuring everything from a playful office to a pared-back hotel. Dezeen interiors reporter Natasha Levy picks out 10 of the best.
Named the China Interior Design Annual, the 240-page book published by Elle Decoration boasts over 100 interior designer projects, as well as interviews with industry leaders like design studio Neri & Hu and architect Steve Leung.
See the full selection below:

1 Wor, Guangdong, by Domani
Domani rejected traditional store design ideas to create a "strange and angular space" for 1 Wor, a fashion brand that offers a curated selection of pieces from designers across the globe.
The boutique features blush-pink, sea-green and gold partition walls, intersected by a busy grid of brass displays poles ? a mirrored ceiling helps further confuse visitors' perception.
Wild Horse Ridge, Zhejiang, by Interior Design Architecture
Situated in the ancient rural village of Malingjiao, Wild Horse Ridge has been created by Interior Design Architecture to be a place of "friendly gathering in the mountains".
Occupying a series of abandoned houses, the hotel's interiors feature stone walls, blackened timber ceilings, and an abundance of plants that are kept lush with a concealed watering system.

Powerlong creative lab, Shanghai, by XL-Muse
XL-Muse looked to the aesthetic of industrial factories when developing the interiors of this idea...