Design Lifestyle Magazine

Design Lifestyle Magazine

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

 

SoTai 3C

SoTai 3c is a residential interior design for an apartment of 152.7 square meters in Taiwan. The layout includes three bedrooms, a living room, a dining room, an open center island kitchen, two bathrooms and a balcony. The style is based on neoclassical architecture, with musical and playful elements and integrated artworks. Creamy gray and warm white tones unify the rooms. A wall of amethyst white jade marble frames a white piano in the living room. A hidden door separates the public area from the private bedrooms.

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Marvellous Penthouse

Marvellous Penthouse is a residential interior design for a four-bedroom penthouse in Sofia. The apartment was fully remodelled to combine a monochrome style with elegant details and finishes. The angular contours of the building were softened with fluid forms, shaped by careful craftsmanship from raw materials. Custom curved veneer furniture, selected artworks and a bespoke lighting feature in the living area were created for the space. Natural light and ergonomic proportions support a calm and warm atmosphere.

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Mountain Chalet

Mountain Chalet is the interior design of a private mountain villa of 440 square meters in Smilovtsi, Bulgaria. The design combines the characteristic elements of a mountain chalet with a timeless and luxurious character. Natural materials shape the interior, including wood, natural semi-precious stones and natural leather, used in the decor, the wall fixtures and the floorings. Both floors and the spa area are arranged as places to gather friends and guests for relaxation. The concept draws on the owner's childhood memories of the wooden veranda of his grandfather's house.

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OMG

OMG is an open office located on the 35th floor of Gubei Soho in Shanghai. The interior is designed to promote interaction between spaces and people and to improve work efficiency. Half of the plan is a public area that welcomes clients and supports exchange, while the other half is a working area with independent design spaces and ancillary functions. Two conference rooms and two telephone booths are raised above the floor, reached by stairs and outlined by hidden light strips. Smooth curves and hot bent glass connect the structure to the ceiling.

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Nine Begonia

Nine Begonia is a reception center of 1350 square meters located in Jiujiang, Jiangxi Province, China. The interior is conceived as a seed museum, where children can explore nature alongside adults. A golden ribbon shaped counter guides visitors into the reception hall. The property model display area has an arc shaped ceiling clad in a large lighting membrane that simulates natural light. A white coffee bar paved with mosaic tiles forms the visual focus of the negotiation area. Wood tones, gray terrazzo and art paint emphasize the natural theme.

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Lu

Many times people need to be able to store objects, perhaps to make room, perhaps to clean the house and sometimes even to take them with them, but especially for furniture of a certain level it is always very difficult. Thus was born "Lu", a dining chair suitable for different types of target. The design is innovative and elegant at the same time and the name "Lu" derives from "luggage" because of its ease of being resealable and transportable wherever you want (during a move, in a holiday home, etc).

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