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Hotels need to be local, open, and inclusive. The designer was inspired by the dragon and phoenix, a traditional Chinese mythological animal. The walls are made of curved beige marble and copper panels, the shape symbolizing the flying posture of the dragon. The crystal chandelier on the ceiling is an abstract representation of the shape of a phoenix. The whole space presents a sense of organic flow. This also reflects the respect and inheritance of culture.
Omakase is a restaurant interior design for a kaiseki dining space in Shanghai, China. The design concept combines sakura petals and dewdrops within glass partitions, creating a clear decorative effect. Multiple layers of glass reflect light and shadow to form a dream-like setting. Pink sakura motifs contrast with a golden tatami room. The main materials are glass, paint and tatami, selected with environmental protection in mind. The building has two floors and a total area of 140 square meters. Central air conditioning, fire sprinklers and kitchen fittings support a safe dining space.
Reading Tea is a teahouse interior covering 380 square meters in Chongqing. The design joins traditional Chinese materials with a modern spatial approach. Natural logs are divided into wood pieces 100 millimeters wide and 5 millimeters thick. These flexible pieces are bent into curved forms that keep the character of wood and create a new spatial shape. Wood walls and stainless steel walls of the same tone connect the areas. Natural stone is polished into an uneven surface that suits the wood. Gray tones and rustic floor tiles complete the calm setting.
Artistic Empire is a residential interior design located in Kaohsiung City, facing the greenery of the Kaohsiung Museum of Art. The layout is open, with the dining room, open kitchen and living room forming one communal area. Floor-to-ceiling windows bring the skyline and the greenery into the home, while dual-layer curtains adjust natural light and privacy. The Art Deco style is expressed through stone, marble, wood grain and titanium-plated metal, set against white ceilings and floor tiles. The plan includes three bedrooms and a separate maid's room.
Zhangjiagang Marriott Hotel is a hospitality interior design project located in Zhangjiagang, Jiangsu, China. The hotel contains 323 guestrooms and suites with skyline views and open-plan bathrooms, dining outlets and more than 4000 square metres of meeting and banquet space. The interior refers to the position of the city as a port on the Yangtze River, so water is a central element. Colours and forms taken from Chinese landscape painting guide the theme. Durable and non-toxic materials were selected, and the floor plan was reorganised to use the space efficiently.
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BRC Star Amber is a sales center located in Fuzhou, China. The interior covers 500 square meters on two floors and is centered on a sandbox area. Arched openings, curved lines and tones of gold and beige recall the Art Deco style, while Klein blue and Bordeaux red add contrast. Art installations, natural materials and light strips shape an open atmosphere. A negotiation area, a contract signing room, a VIP room and a water bar are set outside the doorway. A virtual reality room on the second floor allows visitors to preview future living spaces.
Yuanfang Fine Club is a real estate sales office in Beijing that also serves as a club for urban life. The interior covers 745 square meters. Design elements are taken from the theme of a seaside vacation and arranged in a regular form that links the spaces. Areas for vacation experience, food culture, art, children and a bar with afternoon tea are combined. A large fish tank forms the reception desk. Wave patterned wood, wave patterned floor paint, arc shaped lines and soft tones replace sharp edges. The intent is to offer many life scenes in one place.
Discovery and Exploration is an exhibition space for recent archaeological findings from Shaanxi, China. About 500 artifacts, dating from prehistory to the Tang Dynasty, are shown in an area of 485 square meters with a height of 2.7 meters. Grids of 10 by 10 centimeters and 30 by 30 centimeters are used as a visual language, referring to the squares drawn by archaeological excavators. The grid helps visitors read the scale of each object in the dense display. Copper structures of different sizes were produced in advance to fix the objects safely on the walls.
The entire project has completed the excellent expression of the theme parent-child indoor playground, showing a high degree of completeness and consistency in the streamline and space narrative. The subtle line design connects different functional areas and realizes the rationality of the visitors flows. The narrative of the space, in turn, connects different spaces through a complete plot and leads the consumers to experience the wonderful journey of parent-child interaction.
Sui Han San You is a restaurant interior of about 1200 square meters set across two floors. The design draws on Tang dynasty architecture, which combines strength and beauty with a balance between rigor and magnificence. Wooden beams and columns form the spatial framework, and walnut columns are arranged along the sides and linked to the ceiling. At the entrance, a walnut column rises from a waterscape and meets a desk surface to form the reception counter. Austere materials and modern techniques reshape the beauty of the interior structure.
This is a bold experiment in pattern, space and materials. It involved redesigning a former residential building into a dynamic commercial design studio and public facing exhibition space. Patterns created by the Studio’s bespoke software are printed on glass, leather and acrylic with UV and film technologies to create impactful design accents. The exhibition space layers patterns with utilitarian furniture and textiles for depth. Interior lighting employs changing patterns for vitality.
Return to the simplicity of life, the sun through the window light and shadow crisscrosses. In order to better to reflect the natural flavor in the overall space, make full use of log design, simple and stylish, humanistic comfort, stress artistic space atmosphere. Oriental charm tone, with a unique spatial mood. This is another expression of the interior, it is natural, pure, variable.