Design Lifestyle Magazine

Design Lifestyle Magazine

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

 

Changsha Fundoland

Changsha Fundoland is an entertainment complex located in Changsha, China. The interior covers over 4,500 square meters and holds more than ten entertainment zones, including restaurants, a pub, a live music venue, a bowling alley and karaoke rooms. A 60 meter corridor shaped like a tunnel forms the main route and avoids the fixed columns of the building. Entertainment areas are placed on both sides of the corridor to improve access and encourage exploration. Train and carriage motifs guide visitors through the space and support an immersive narrative.

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Shanju

Shanju is a restaurant interior located in Foshan, China, created for a Chinese food and nutrition brand. The restaurant serves healthy soup and offers city residents a quiet place to meet and talk. Stone is the main material, expressing the idea of water and stone living together. The irregular stone surface, shaped by wind and rain, records the traces of nature and links the interior with it. Potted plants, original stones and ink murals frame calm scenes. Plain white walls, wooden grilles and warm light complete the area of 154.45 square meters.

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Poly Hankou Mark

Poly Hankou Mark is a sales center located in Hankou, Wuhan, China. The interior covers 722 square meters and was completed in 2021. Metal star totems, crystal lighting and architectural silhouettes create an artistic atmosphere in the reception hall. A steel ceiling with an inky mirror reflects the image of the city and highlights a modern style. Visitors follow a passage with contrast between light and shade. Wired glass frames the busy city view in a soft manner. The design connects local architectural forms with modern urban life.

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Jinke City Light

Jinke City Light is a sales office located in the center of Qionglai New Town, Sichuan Province, China. The 342 square meter interior combines landscape, a cafe, community areas and daily life functions within one co-life experience hall. Ornament installations are made of knotted bamboo, and warm beige and wood tones are merged with green tints. The design links life aesthetics, social communication and leisure, so residents can rest in a calm setting. The space continues to serve the community after the sales function ends.

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Qionghua Jiuzhang

Qionghua Jiuzhang Mansion is a model house interior located in Jinan, Shandong, China. The 346 square meter residence applies oriental gardening methods, placing water, trees, rocks and trails indoors, together with a water rippled mirror. Metal, marble, wood art and leather are used as the main materials. The entrance corner of the master room is turned into a quiet reading place. Panoramic floor to ceiling windows with a 90 degree view bring light into the rooms. Artworks, ornaments and collectibles reflect the tastes and interests of the residents.

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Realm of Mind

Realm of the Mind is a residential clubhouse interior design arranged over six floors in Taiwan. The layout separates the public reception areas from the private living spaces. Thick stone and wood create a calm Japanese style, supported by a Karesansui garden and faux stone art installations. Floor-to-ceiling glass windows, louvered windows and screen doors frame views of the mountains and clouds. A suspended staircase with linear lighting gives a light and floating feeling. A subdued gray palette unites the ceilings and floors. The space serves dining, lounging, tea and conversation.

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