Design Lifestyle Magazine

Design Lifestyle Magazine

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

 

Beijing Wonderful

Beijing Wonderful is a multifunctional office art space located in Beijing, China. The interior covers about 2100 square metres. The first floor holds a guest reception and rest area, art areas for collection displays and piano performances, and separate spaces for dining and work. The second floor is the office area. A landscape mirror installation in the reception hall works as both a spatial structure and a sculpture. A soft film ceiling and a light band on the floor adjust brightness and warmth. The design links the red brick facade with a calm and modern interior.

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Shenzhen Longhua

The project is located in Longhua District, Shenzhen City, Guangdong Province, with a construction area of 135,000 square meters. The project is the geographic center of Shenzhen and the axis of urban development. The designer filtered out the superfluous design techniques and the impurities of stacking design elements in the design, so that the space obtained a natural and clear environment.

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For Love Life House

For Love Life House is a sales center interior covering 1200 square meters. The space is organized around a colorful runway that extends through every area and connects the different zones. The runway guides visitors toward the experience areas and continues along the stair to the second sample area, supporting the sports theme. The walls are made of recyclable plasterboard and coated with white low odor latex paint. Black mirror steel on the ceiling raises the visual height and increases brightness, so fewer light fittings are needed. Glass tiles replace marble on the floor.

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Neverland

Neverland is a club interior set on a forested hillside beside Fuxian Lake in Kunming. The building leans against the mountain, and the interior is planned to link inside and outside. Wide doors and windows frame views of the mountains and the lake from many angles. A monolithic block structure leaves precise gaps, so upper and lower levels stay connected and circulation continues around the space. Materials include light-coloured artificial stone, wood veneer, textured paint, chiselled stone, metal wood grilles and brass. The interior covers 3000 square metres.

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Guangzhou Peace World Plaza

Guangzhou Peace World Plaza is an office interior created to reorganize the boundaries between areas in a modern workplace. The layout is based on the Voronoi diagram, with control points set for each function, including project groups, discussion areas, creation areas, an activity area and a bar. Overlapping mountains serve as the visual inspiration. Gradient atomized glass and metal lines are used on the partitions, so boundaries appear soft while each functional zone stays clear. The result is a calm and social office space.

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Fragrance Gallery

Fragrance Gallery is a retail interior for a perfume brand in Beijing, covering 314 square meters. The space is arranged as an art gallery rather than as a conventional shop. The entrance is built from about 5,000 recycled perfume bottles, forming a media structure that changes color day and night. In the main hall, a curved surface 20 meters long carries digital projections of perfume textures and information on history and raw materials. The design combines visual, sound, scent and interactive elements, and guides visitors along a self-guided tour.

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