Design Lifestyle Magazine

Design Lifestyle Magazine

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

 

Huizhou Bay Resort

Huizhou Bay Resort is a vacation club interior located in Huizhou, Guangdong Province, China. The project covers about 836 square meters and was completed in May 2020. The design takes inspiration from nature and uses circular forms with simple detailing. Wood, Yabo gray marble, jade green marble, bronze metal and laminated glass are the main materials. Large windows and a semicircular wooden partition bring daylight and views of the mountains and sea into the space. The warm wood tones create a calm setting for guests seeking quiet away from the city.

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The Kungfu Froggy

The Kungfu Froggy is a restaurant interior covering 300 square meters. The design is based on the concept of a traditional garden. Bamboo and stone are combined with modern materials such as glass, terrazzo and chrome-plated stainless steel. Large floor-to-ceiling glass panels divide the space, and metal elements are placed between them. Partitions near the entrance have a glossy surface with a texture that recalls fish scales. A frog form marks the entrance and supports the brand image. Smooth circulation lines link the dining areas and serve different dining needs.

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Vanke Yantai Chang An

Vanke Yantai Chang An is a sales center for real estate located in Yantai city, Laishan district. The interior covers 2368 square meters and includes a spacious lobby with a high ceiling. The design theme draws on the elite lifestyle described in the novel A la recherche du temps perdu and in the film The Great Gatsby. Black and white tones are combined with a contemporary chandelier to give the space an elegant character. Art installations, such as a camera statue, match the chosen theme and the furniture settings.

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Rong

Rong is an art gallery interior divided into a main building and an auxiliary building. The original architectural structure was respected, and damaged wooden columns, beams and brackets were repaired. The wood was cleaned and scraped by hand to keep the mottled texture of the logs. In the negotiation area, a screen of hand polished metal pieces forms mountain shapes. A glazed enamel screen in the courtyard revives a traditional craft. Layered lighting, flower arrangements and a tea tasting area create a calm atmosphere that unfolds as visitors walk through the space.

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Maoyuan Jingxi

Maoyuan Jingxi is a residential interior design created for collectors of art. The 680 square meter space is located in Beijing, China, and is arranged over five floors, each with its own function. Fashion is the main theme, and the concept extends from fabric manipulation to space design. Materials include metal, carved glass, textile art and stone textures. Handicraft techniques are applied to custom furniture. A collection room on the second basement level displays artworks and is linked to the dining room by an indoor waterfall. Art is integrated into daily life.

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Shen Yang Cofco

Shen Yang Cofco is a sales office in Shenyang, China, covering an area of 1400 square meters. The interior avoids the commercial appearance of a conventional sales office and creates a calm, natural setting inspired by a forest. A skylight and floor-to-ceiling windows bring daylight inside and link the sky, the courtyard and the architecture. Art and cultural displays are combined with the marketing function, so viewing, experience and use are blended. The design reflects local culture and offers a quiet place away from the busy city.

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