Design Lifestyle Magazine

Design Lifestyle Magazine

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

 

Fab

Fab is a cinema interior located in Xi'an, China, covering a floor area of 1150 square meters. The design moves a film shooting scene into the main hall, so visitors become both an audience in reality and an imagined participant in a movie production. Custom furniture supports the theme, including a bathtub sofa, director style rest seats and a ticket counter shaped like a set box. A lounge bar and entertainment features such as a claw machine are combined with four viewing halls. Acoustic requirements and seating comfort were considered throughout.

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Heya

Heya is a guestroom designed for Gen Z, the cohort of globally connected "digital natives" who believe customization is the new luxury experience. Thanks to technology, Heya can be dramatically reconfigured by guests to suit their purpose with a space-saving ceiling-mounted bed. The room features high quality and sustainable materials and has been designed to accommodate four guest types: Leisure, Business, Wellness and Long-stay. Technology enabled the room to inter-change from party, to work, to family space via an app, with personalization being a key feature of the design concept.

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Xiabu Xiabu

Xiabu Xiabu is a restaurant interior located in Beijing and covering 397 square meters. The rectangular space is shaped as a symbol of the galaxy, using circles and the elements of point, line and plane. A high bar counter represents the sun, the round seating area suggests the earth, and the seasoning platform stands for the moon. The plan is divided into open, semi-open and private dining zones. Three lighting systems for day, sunset and night change the mood of the room. Materials include terrazzo, fireproof board, latex paint and artificial stone.

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Andalusian Roof

Andalusian Roof is a majlis interior design created for a reception space. The design combines traditional Andalusian and Spanish influences with modern furniture. Gypsum arches carry Andalusian decorative motifs, and the walls are finished with traditional stucco. The floor is covered with Moroccan ceramic tiles set in patterned forms. A fountain is placed at the center of the room to add a calm water sound. Plants provide green accents, while a high ceiling with exposed wooden beams gives a sense of warmth. The space measures 8000 mm by 16000 mm, with a height of 3700 mm.

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YooYuumi

YooYuumi is a family restaurant in Beijing, China, with a floor area of 1000 square meters. The main dining area follows the idea of a ballroom, and the tables and chairs are arranged in a similar form. A castle-like play area for children is placed at the edge of the restaurant, and a flexible path connects the rides. The layout gives the dining area and the play area different atmospheres, and children remain within sight of their parents. Arches and linear elements express traditional Chinese paper-cutting through western lines.

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Tracing Clouds

Tracing Clouds is a sales center located in Shandong, China, completed in 2019. The interior covers 400 square meters. The design draws on the atmosphere of an ancient town, with white walls, mist, stone bridges and moonlight recalled through modern forms. Black and white elements recall Chinese ink landscape painting. Marble floors in gray and dark brown create a sense of depth and elegance. Marble walls with gray texture suggest mist, and artistic pendant lights recall moonlight. A lounge with a plain floor lamp and sheer curtains offers a relaxed setting.

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