Design Lifestyle Magazine

Design Lifestyle Magazine

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

 

Bishkek Restaurant

Bishkek Restaurant is a dining interior of 2100 square meters in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan. The design joins classical references with contemporary spatial clarity. Gold toned powder coated steel frames form repeated arches that set the rhythm of the plan. Natural stone cladding, oak veneer panels and ceramic flooring balance the metal surfaces. Recessed linear lighting and brass luminaires mark the ceiling. Large dining halls, private dining sections, bar areas and central planting zones are arranged along clear axes to guide visitors through the space.

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Curvline

Curvline is a self supporting bookcase that explores the structural transformation of thin metal through curvature. Inspired by the dual nature of metal, both flexible and resistant, the design converts material vulnerability into strength by bending and folding the surface. The continuous form acts simultaneously as structure and storage, eliminating the distinction between frame and shelf. With its modular configuration, Curvline allows adaptable compositions while maintaining a clear sculptural identity defined by balance, tension, and refined minimalism.

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Mengtai Group

Mengtai Group Hard Technology Pavilion is a corporate exhibition interior located in Ordos, Inner Mongolia. The pavilion covers about 4,500 square meters and includes a showroom, public artworks and outdoor sculptural installations. Display boards and scaled models are replaced by a spatial language drawn from industrial production lines. Walls are assembled from aluminum panels, and the floor uses anodized, custom shaped aluminum elements with seams controlled within 0.2 millimeters. A naked eye 3D system and a 22 meter long CAVE theater guide visitors through a cyclical narrative.

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Metoa Ginza

This is a space themed around the encounter between cutting-edge technology and people. Through the exhibits of each business, technology and art meet, and people meet those exhibits. People connect through the cafe, and a community is born. As these encounters continue to connect, they will remain in people's memories and give them a favorable impression of the facility. The two-layered honeycomb panels surrounding the elevator create a flower-like pattern when one of the honeycombs is rotated 90 degrees. This conveys the message that technology will connect to create a happier world.

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Nimbus

Nimbus is an armchair and ottoman set designed for residential interiors. The design is inspired by the lightness of clouds, combining soft upholstered volumes with a precise wooden structure. Arms and base are made of solid jacaranda wood, shaped with careful joinery for durability. High-density layered foam and elastic webbing provide ergonomic comfort. The ottoman is multifunctional and can serve as a footrest, an extra seat, or a compact side table when fitted with a removable wooden top. The set brings handcrafted detailing into scalable industrial production.

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Jam Base

Jam Base is a co creation space located in Grand Green Osaka, conceived as part park and part building. Designed for unexpected encounters, it acts as a platform where diverse users meet and create together. Guided by Midori, Yohaku, and Gocha Gocha, the architecture centers on a central atrium with multi level zones and intersecting circulation that allow activities to overlap. Subtle spatial cues support gathering and interaction. Rather than prescribing fixed programs, the space evolves with its people, functioning as a living collective that fosters collaboration and urban vitality.

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