Design Lifestyle Magazine

Design Lifestyle Magazine

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

 

Carving Time

Carving Time is a sales center interior design covering 1425 square meters. The sand plate area forms an independent space, and the layout meets the project display requirements. Walnut wood grilles are set in a vertical staggered array and combined with dark retro matte bricks, giving the space a quiet and retro character. Walnut wood and vertical metal bars are also used in the cultural and creative area. The lamps are joined with the roof, so the light beams pass through the ceiling. The intent is to create a place where daily life feels like home.

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Kabeilu

Kabeilu is an office interior in Guangzhou, China, covering a total of 3000 square meters. The office was created through the transformation of an old workshop. The original main structure and frame were retained, and a new elevator was added. Business, art and innovation guide the layout, which includes rest areas, leisure communication areas and mobile office zones for varied working modes. Line compositions refer to the products and the brand identity of the company. Epoxy resin flooring, marble floor tiles and white aluminum strips shape the space.

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Eataly

Eataly Toronto is tailored to the nuances of our growing city and is designed to enhance and augment social exchanges via the universal catalyst of great Italian food. It is only fitting that the traditional and enduring “passeggiata” is the inspiration behind the design for Eataly Toronto. This timeless ritual sees Italians each evening take to the main street and piazza, to stroll and socialize and occasionally stop at bars and shops along the way. This series of experiences calls for a new, intimate street scale at Bloor and Bay.

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Roble

The idea of its design was taken from the US steak and smokehouses, and as a result of the first phase research team, the research team decided to use of wood and leather with dark colors such as black and green, along with the gold and rose gold was taken with a warm and light luxury light. The Characteristics of the design are 6 large suspended chandeliers which consist of 1200 handmade anodized steel. As well as the 9 meters bar counter, which is covered by a 275 centimeters umbrella which consists of beautiful and different bottles, without any support cover the bar counter.

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Yorkshire Villa

Yorkshire Villa is a residential interior design for a four-story duplex lakefront villa in Chongqing. The mountainous terrain places the entrance on the second floor, which links to the third floor and serves as a shared living space for the family. The ground floor opens to an outdoor garden, and the basement level holds a room for entertainment. Walls between two adjoining villas were removed to connect the interiors. A skylight and a tall open void bring daylight into the bright reception room. Natural materials add texture and a sense of comfort.

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Vibe Centro

Vibe Centro is a residential clubhouse in Kai Tak, Hong Kong. The clubhouse covers 23,000 square feet and offers 32 facilities on four floors. Floor-to-ceiling windows bring in daylight, frame the garden views and link the interior with the exterior. A lift and a central staircase connect all levels. The entrance sits under an eight-metre ceiling with gold-flecked chandeliers. Marble surfaces, leather facades and sculptural furnishings are combined with warm, earthy tones. The design joins a sense of luxury with respect for the natural surroundings.

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