Design Lifestyle Magazine

Design Lifestyle Magazine

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

 

Wanda City

Lanzhou Wanda City is an exhibition center in Lanzhou, China. The interior covers 3000 square meters and includes a reception hall and a sales area. The design draws on the local Danxia landform and on the silk and brocade traditions of the city. Smooth curves, layered geometric forms and refined materials create a calm and elegant atmosphere. A champagne gold railing on the second floor is set against a large white background. Stepped walls extend into the canopy above the sand table, and lighting lines run along both sides of the escalator.

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Yango Poly Kuliang Hill

This design aims to explore how to bring a delighted experience of suburban idyllic life, which drives people pursue good life and leads the people to move towards the oriental poetic dwelling. The designer use a modern and simple design skill with natural and plain materials. Focusing the spirit and neglecting the form, the design blends the elements of landscape Zen and tea culture, fishermen’s amorous feelings, oil-paper umbrella. Through the details handling, making the function art, let the life full of art.

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Dunyue

During the process of conversing, designers let the design not only the spatial division of the interior but a connection of the city/space/people together, so that the low-key environment and space do not conflict in the city, the daytime is a hidden facade in the street, night. Then it becomes a glass lightbox in a city.

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Jianjing

Jianjing is an office and cultural space of 160 square meters in Suzhou, China. The interior uses calm and elegant colors with natural, plain materials, and takes inspiration from an old tree. A courtyard landscape is created inside the enclosed space, so the seasons, a gentle air flow and comfortable temperatures can be experienced indoors. Tall wood grille walls divide the plan into three halls of different sizes and uses, and grille details continue in other areas. Floors are raised to different heights to support the flow of air.

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Xie Yan

Xie Yan is a restaurant interior created for Japanese crab cuisine. The 450 square meter layout is arranged in the shape of a crab. A slightly raised platform forms the shell, and the robatayaki bar is set into it. Two booth seating areas form the eyes, while hexagonal floor tiles at the entrance form the claws. Acrylic sheets in light pink, white and colorless tones hang from the ceiling as fine triangles, suggesting cherry blossoms and outlining a second crab above the floor. A tatami dining area with printed screens offers semi open and private seating.

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Ad Jinli

This project has renovated the old buildings in the urban plot and gives the new functional mission to the buildings to meet the new functional requirements. Designers try to lead people to accept the modern style in the four-tier city from building facade transformation to interior decoration design to ensure the integrity of the project's implementation.

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