Design Lifestyle Magazine

Design Lifestyle Magazine

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

 

Ink Black Lightness

Ink Black Lightness is a residential interior design in Taichung, Taiwan. The 230 square meter home uses an ink-black color tone that extends across the wooden walls and forms a calm panoramic view. Interior divisions were removed to create an open public area that links the living room, dining room and kitchen. Vertical black cabinets store devices and keep the area organized. A curved ceiling softens the height difference caused by a beam. Senna siamea, Portuguese cork and blue and white porcelain marble give the space an elegant character.

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Oshare House

Oshare House is a hair salon located in Guangzhou, China. The interior covers a floor area of 70 square meters and is arranged on two levels. The compact layout includes a front desk, ten haircut stations, two VIP rooms, a shampoo area, a storage room, a steep staircase and a small vertical elevator. Fine wood, marble and precious metals create a warm and elegant setting. Soft green linen panels and curving forms recall the lobbies of old European residences. The design gives visitors a clean, calm and comfortable experience within a limited space.

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Pu Yue Garden

Pu Yue Garden is a sales center located in Zhuhai, Guangdong Province, China, completed in 2020 with an area of 1710 square meters. The V-shaped element of ancient buildings is simplified and repeated within the very high space, forming multiple levels that are supported by hidden light strips. A wavelike background wall is stacked and interlaced in a blue tone, facing a deep-colored marble counter. Two carved screens lead to the sand table area, where decorative lights hang in the air. Metal grilles separate sitting areas along the central axis.

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Kang Yuan

Kang Yuan is the lobby interior of a hotel in Tianmen, China. The space covers 2800 square meters and has a height of 3.5 meters. Wood, glass, metal and stone are the main materials. A screen wall replaces the usual reception desk, following traditional architectural form and creating visual depth through the borrowed landscape method of oriental gardens. A three-stage corner staircase links the two floors and offers changing views, so moving through the lobby resembles a garden walk. Warm light and a calm atmosphere support the transition from outdoors to indoors.

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Xi Space

Xi Space is a tea house located in Ningbo, China, with an area of 110 square meters. The interior brings together a tearoom, a work area and a display setting for a private collection of tea ware, calligraphy and painting. Bricks, wood, marble and paintings form the main material palette. The layout gives the daily ritual of tea a calm and ordered frame. The design reflects the belief that beautiful objects refresh the mind and that collecting is an act of caring for things rather than a pursuit of wealth. The space is intended for rest, work and sharing with friends.

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Vanke Golden Mile

Vanke Golden Mile is a sales office interior in Nanning, China. The lobby at the main gate is formed by several geometric acrylic shapes that recall the skyline of Nanning and link local culture with the landscape. A flower shop and a light food shop at the entrance give the space a home-like character. Coffee, baking and children areas are placed on the first floor. The model area, negotiation area and sample room are set on the second floor to use daylight and improve visual openness. Warm wood tones, gray waterstone and vintage flooring form the simple material palette.

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