Design Lifestyle Magazine

Design Lifestyle Magazine

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

 

Golden Eagle G Nanjing

Golden Eagle G Nanjing is a hotel interior located in a three-tower building in Nanjing, China. The design theme is drawn from the Qinhuai River, a symbol of the history and culture of the city. Cultural references such as the ancient city gate, the city wall and Yuhua Stone are interpreted with modern materials, including metal, stone and glass. An artistic bar is placed in the atrium, where the three towers are connected, to guide movement and to enliven the darker central area. The project covers 37000 square meters.

Continue reading

 

Cofco Shenyang Longyue Xiangyun

Cofco Shenyang Longyue Xiangyun is a sales office interior covering an area of 1808 square meters. Light and shadow are used as a medium to create a calm dialogue between the space and nature. Visitors enter through a passage that recalls a path leading to mountains and forests, reach the sand table area, and see the image of a tree with birds above. A negotiation area offers seating, while children can use a tree hollow space and geometric stairs leading to a mezzanine overlooking the interior. Materials include stainless steel, wood, wall covering and gray and white stone.

Continue reading

 

Beauty Mansion White

Beauty Mansion White is an interior design for the shared spaces of a residential building in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The design supports two generations living together, giving each household independence while keeping the family close. The visual theme draws on the water, clouds and trees of the nearby Bitan landscape. An old tree stands at the center of the lobby, rising from the floor to the ceiling as a link between all households. Water ripples are reproduced on the ceiling in titanium plated metal, which reflects daylight and reduces the need for lamps.

Continue reading

 

Zhangtai Haitang Bay

Zhangtai Haitang Bay is a sales center located in Beihai, Guangxi, China. The interior covers 2206 square meters and serves a residential project next to Dadun Sea. The design blurs the boundaries between architecture, art and culture, and brings the space closer to nature. Large white surfaces extend the interior, while smooth curves follow the form of the building. Spiral stairs and interspersed curves pass between different building materials. The spatial layout is kept flexible, because the center is planned to serve as a community clubhouse in the future.

Continue reading

 

The Smell of Book

The Smell of Book is a sales office interior located in Chengdu, China. The design uses the form and lines of the traditional Chinese book scroll as an art installation. The scroll shape also acts as the main circulation line, guiding visitors from the sales office on the second floor down to the model room on the first floor. Materials include mirror stainless steel, metal, acrylic, white stone, curved mirror and terrazzo. Large French windows reduce visual barriers and link the interior with the outdoor scenery.

Continue reading

 

Greenland Phoenix Pearl Club

Greenland Phoenix Pearl Club is a community clubhouse interior in Qingdao, China, a city set between mountains and sea. The clubhouse covers 4239 square meters and places a variety of functions within one sculptural structure. The space spirals upward to gain the maximum natural light and open upward views, in homage to traditional Chinese gardens. Natural materials and changing daylight create a calm and comfortable atmosphere. The modern and simple design centers on the landscape and offers residents a friendly setting for communication.

Continue reading