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The pink rammed earth reflects vaguely through the special frosted mirror stainless steel ceiling, making the entire space ethereal and creating a dreamy and warm atmosphere. Using the same cutting characteristics of planets and cakes, it not only expresses the ethereal and vastness of galaxies, but also conveys the delicious taste of birthday cakes. It reminds people of their zodiac sign, of the wonderful moment of their birth, and of the wonderful time of their birthday.
A mix of segregation and connectivity. Keeping the openness of the floor intact, all feature elements are strategically planed to create series of discussion pockets. The store is designed on fractal behavior that explores the concept for sequencing the space that is both immersive and sculptural. The space promotes a very strong sense of design while leaving a stage for the products that are being displayed.
Sheraton Kunming is a five-star hotel interior located in the core business district of Kunming, China. The design draws on local elements of Yunnan, including the ancient Tea-Horse Road, the Honghe Hani Rice Terraces and movable-type printing artworks. Local colors, materials and craft textures are combined to present regional customs and traditional forms in a new way. In the lobby, landscape patterns form a decorative background, while organic curves enrich the visual levels. Marble and metal surfaces add contrast within the space.
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The Forest of Life is an exhibition hall interior created for a smart energy company in Nanjing, China. The space covers about 406 square meters and presents the culture, technology, and achievements of the company. The theme joins advanced technology with the image of a primeval forest. Water rippled stainless steel panels on the ceiling and curved lines guide visitors along a path. Moss, simulated plants, and animal figures suggest natural scenery. Forest patterns are spray painted on stacked acrylic sheets and lit to suggest a forest interior.
Qingdao Line 1 is an interior design project for the stations of a city subway line. The design covers station interiors, public art, guide signs, service facilities and lighting as one integrated system. Colors and abstract art refer to the century-old architecture of Qingdao, the memory of industrial development, the four seasons, waves, rocks and flowers. Glazed mosaic, ceramic splicing and metal glaze panels are used for the wall artworks. Lighting is hidden so that the light is seen but not the source. The aim is to offer public art to passengers.
Yinno Unico is a boutique store interior of 310 square meters located in Hangzhou, China. Geometric shapes replace conventional partitions and fulfill functions such as display, fitting and storage. A staircase links the two floors and widens step by step, creating a vertical and rhythmic visual focus that guides visitors upstairs. Wear-resistant seamless micro cement imitates the texture of Pentelic marble, extending the life of the space and controlling construction cost. A red curved steel island contrasts with the pale surfaces under the lighting.