Design Lifestyle Magazine

Design Lifestyle Magazine

Design Lifestyle Magazine featuring great design, architecture, fashion, graphics and innovation from across the globe.

 

Noble Energy

Noble Energy Israel is an office interior spread over eight floors and 13,000 square meters in Herzliya, Israel. The design is inspired by a gas platform. Corridor ceilings are painted deep blue to suggest the sea, with galvanized pipes and suspended mesh ceilings below. Work rooms are placed along the perimeter windows in two sizes, a short module and a long module. Each floor is marked by one color applied to the floor, walls and ceiling of its kitchenette and lounge, which aids orientation. Recycled platform parts were reused as planters, wall cladding and counter tops.

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Nest

The floor is shared by two unique professionals- advocates and architects that calls for varied hierarchical orders. Choice and detailing of elements was an endeavor to keep the overall look grounded, earthy and to revive the local artistry and building materials. The blend and application of eco-friendly materials, size of openings, all have been driven by recalling the local climate to make an agreeable environment re-arousing the lost practices together structuring sustainable practice.

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BRC Star Amber

BRC Star Amber is a sales center located in Fuzhou, China. The interior covers 500 square meters on two floors and is centered on a sandbox area. Arched openings, curved lines and tones of gold and beige recall the Art Deco style, while Klein blue and Bordeaux red add contrast. Art installations, natural materials and light strips shape an open atmosphere. A negotiation area, a contract signing room, a VIP room and a water bar are set outside the doorway. A virtual reality room on the second floor allows visitors to preview future living spaces.

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The Golden Age

The Golden Age is a private reception hall in Shanghai designed for social and recreational use. The interior covers 4500 square meters and is divided into three areas for different age groups: a hidden area, an art zone and a trendy room. Each area takes a classic Chinese poem as its theme. The hidden area uses winding aisles and furniture to form soft partitions. The art zone has electric doors that adjust the size of the space. Materials include marble, jade, granite, teak, copper and terrazzo. The design combines Eastern and Western ideas.

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Kylin Mansion

Jinzhong Kylin Mansion is a club interior located in Shenzhen. The project covers 650 square meters and follows the principle that less is more. Bright colors and complex elements are avoided, and restrained furniture with smooth lines shapes a calm atmosphere. The layout includes a tea room, a fitness area, a party house, a book bar and a meditation area, which uses white tones and open separations. Rough black stone surfaces are combined with titanium plated stainless steel to contrast hard and soft materials. Water ripples carved into marble link traditional craft with modern art.

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Heytea Lab

Heytea Lab Shenzhen OCT Harbor is a retail interior design for a tea brand flagship store. The space covers 1300 square meters and is divided into five themed laboratories. The peripheral lab, the ice-making lab, the dessert lab and the illustration lab are placed on the first floor, and the tea geek lab is placed on the second floor. A geometric staircase connects both levels and forms the visual center of the interior. Strip lights and light films are inlaid in the ceiling and the metal grilles. Aluminum foam sheets on the side walls contrast with satin brushed metal.

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