Design Lifestyle Magazine

Design Lifestyle Magazine

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

 

Hug Me

Hug Me is an armchair designed for relaxed sitting at home. The arms extend outward in a form inspired by an embrace. A thick, sturdy base gives the armchair a solid and stable appearance. The backrest reclines at 105 degrees to follow the curves of the body, which suits reading, resting and family gatherings. An integrated structure combines a built-in metal frame with slow-rebound molded foam, and the cover is hand-stitched without glue. Polyester fiber and lambswool versions are offered in several colors, with a water and stain resistant finish.

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Vitality Orange

Vitality Orange is a gym interior that combines fitness, leisure and social areas. The open layout links the training zone with a cafe, so exercise and relaxation sit side by side. Flowing curves and bright orange surfaces give the space rhythm and a clear identity. Movable partitions and flexible furniture allow the zones to change with different needs. Large windows bring natural light into the interior. The wall panels are made of wood-plastic composite bamboo charcoal boards, which are formaldehyde free, fire and water resistant and quick to install.

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Rotunda

Rotunda is a sales center interior that also serves as a clubhouse and exhibition space. The design is organized around a central circular hall, which acts as the visual focus and connects the meeting rooms, lounges and offices. A waterfall-inspired lighting feature illuminates the hall. Iridescent glass panels and mirrored ceilings shape the atmosphere, and the glass is recyclable. Large glass panels were bent to follow the curved walls. The open and fluid layout supports art exhibitions and social interaction.

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Rose Garden

Rose Garden is a sales office interior covering 2600 square meters. The spatial layout refers to the gardening methods of the classical gardens of Suzhou, such as borrowed scenery, matched scenery and divided scenery, creating layered views that change step by step. The plan also follows the symmetry and balance of French court design, using an axial arrangement and geometric forms to give the space a solemn and elegant character. Metal, solid wood, stone, leather, resin, acrylic and glass are used. The intent is to join traditional garden culture with modern design.

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Youngor Experien

The design harmonizes tradition and innovation, seamlessly integrating a long established brand’s legacy with contemporary aesthetics. The circular layout fosters fluid movement, encouraging visitors to explore naturally. Unique lighting techniques enhance the architectural presence, while dynamic spatial elements, including a spiral LED screen, create an immersive experience. Thoughtful material choices balance elegance and warmth, ensuring a sophisticated yet inviting atmosphere.

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Cotton Boll

Cotton Boll is an airport lounge at Cukurova Airport that blends cultural heritage, comfort, and sustainability. Inspired by the region's cotton fields and artisanal textiles, the design features a flowing ceiling structure with natural cotton fabrics and integrated led lighting. A handcrafted mosaic panel, echoing local craftsmanship, enhances the space's identity. Thoughtfully arranged seating, intuitive spatial flow, and sustainable materials ensure a seamless passenger experience. By merging tradition with modernity, Cotton Boll transforms transit into a refined cultural journey.

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