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As this project portrays the case of regeneration of old residence, it brings natural lighting and plantation wall into the interior with windows opening, bringing a relaxing experience of serenity. With ventilation and greenery, the entire interior ambiance is unique of old and new materials, a dialogue between tradition and modernity.
Continue readingThe project is located inside a mall in the suburbs. The space is mainly for displaying furniture and mattresses. The designer defines it as life &art showroom. The site is a narrow rectangular space in east-west direction, with a standard column grid structure and evenly distributed windows on the north and south walls, resulting in a single spatial form. Designer explores the diverse meanings of showroom space under the condition of limited space structure through the concept of “taking objects as reality, space as virtual, and dreams as the world”.
Continue readingThis is a private villa located in Southern China, where the designers takes the Zen Buddhism theory in practice to carry out the design. By abandoning the unnecessary, and the use of natural, intuitive materials and concise design methods, the designers created a simple, quiet and comfortable contemporary oriental living space. The comfortable contemporary oriental living space uses the same simple design language as the high-quality Italian modern furniture for the interior space.
Continue readingThe architects designed the interior of public areas located in Ibis Styles Lublin Old City hotel in accordance with the standards of the Accor brand and takes visitors on the journey in the footsteps of the legends of the city, introducing custom made furniture, installation and details referring to the each story. The concept was created for those who like to be surprised and itrigued, looking for adventure, but also like the comfort. The hotel introduce a new, not obvious way how to present stories in interior, with moddern approach and as tribue to the rich history of Lublin.
Continue readingFor Lu Han, creating a relaxing environment is more important than anything when it comes to hotel design. Kun hotel is located in a tourist area with about 50 hotels nearby. Since parking in this area is an issue, Lu Han wants to make the parking space a beautiful memory. Inside the aisle, layers by layers the light and shadow build a rhythm space. Along with stars, the visitors are guided into a time tunnel, changing the mood to welcome the next step. It was a nightmare to find a parking space before, but now it is a joyful experience.
Continue readingThe project is located in Shenzhen, the design capital in China, a new cultural and innovative city. The owner advocates artistic creation to make tea drinking a cooler and different brand concept, which was the advantage of the project. Designers try to start from the most basic form and use a pure white block to create a unique suspended tea space. This is a brand new conceptual attempt to create more communication possibilities through rich spatial experience.
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