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With the beauty of nature and the beauty of humanity,definition of City Resort Hotel,it is clear that it is different from local hotels. Combined with local culture and living habits, add elegance and rhyme to guest rooms and provide different living experiences. The relaxed and rigorous work of holiday, full of elegance, clean and soft life.Reveal the state of mind that hides the mind, and let the guests walk in the tranquility of the city.
Xiangyuehuating is a health care hotel interior located in Huating Town, Jiading District, Shanghai. The project covers about 6200 square meters and contains a health room, a member department, a nutrition restaurant, a medical beauty and spa area and a family doctor space. Wood veneer and micro-cement are used to reduce the cold feeling of the medical rooms. Natural curves and environmentally friendly materials create a warm and relaxed atmosphere. The layout follows the lake, and an open corridor and an inner atrium bring the landscape into the interior.
All Day Place Shibuya is a hotel located in Shibuya, Tokyo. The concept is "a place where all can gather" encouraging mingling between both locals and travelers. It has a cafe and beer bar on the ground floor, the hotel reception and lobby on the building's second floor alongside its restaurant. A key design feature is the square tiling in a stunning gradient of various greens, connecting the outdoor area to indoor facilities. The hotel also strives to adopt an environmentally friendly approach by using sustainable materials for both construction and amenities.
Noie Hakone Sengokuhara is a resort hotel located in Hakone, a hot spring region in Japan. The hotel takes the form of a rental villa and consists of two wooden one-story buildings of 140 square meters each, set on a site of 1,600 square meters. Each building has a garden of about 300 square meters. The Shiro Suite has a white plaster finish, rounded corners and a mosaic stone floor. The Oku Suite has a small central garden, a tiled floor, a cypress bath, tatami and washi paper. Facilities include natural hot spring baths and saunas.
Kai Yuan is a hotel lobby interior located in Wuhan, China. The lobby covers 20000 square meters and rises to a height of 8 meters. A wind corridor porch at the entrance separates the busy city from the interior and opens a wide view. Tall cabinets and facing screen doors frame the arrival of guests and give the space a generous scale. Cyan and orange-red, drawn from local colors, define the palette. Wood, glass, metal and stone are the main materials. LED screens show changing visual art, adding movement to the quiet space.
Shenzhen Invison is a hotel interior design covering 15368.8 square meters in Shenzhen. The theme is a search for lost time, drawing on local memories such as fishing villages and science and technology districts. Lingnan culture is combined with industrial metal materials to create a modern and detailed order. In the lobby, brick walls are laid in layers of uniform proportion, checked on site for both strength and visual effect. Extensive floor-to-ceiling windows bring natural light into the guest rooms and help reduce energy use.
New Century Magic is a hotel interior design for families in Zhejiang, China. The project covers 9000 square meters and was completed in June 2019. The lobby and corridors use bright colors and playful forms inspired by a tube game played by Chinese children. A tubular device with openings at different heights invites both adults and children to take part, and it also conceals cables. Children reach the upper floors through tree houses and slides, while adults use elevators. The guest rooms stay calm and simple, so the hotel also suits business travelers.
With the originality of the designer, the hotel combines classical elements with fashionable and sophisticated style, cleverly showing the local multi-cultural and elegant charm, and enjoy an immersive luxury accommodation experience. In this charming space, iconic design elements and craft details can be seen everywhere, expressing sincere respect for the rich local culture.
Qube Shanghai is a hotel interior design located in the Jiading District of Shanghai, close to the Hongqiao transport hub. The design takes the memory of Jiangqiao as its theme and links local history with modern art. A bridge is the main idea of the lobby, shown through bridge-shaped columns, open space and water textures on the floor. A high corridor inspired by a rice bucket is finished in orange. Tall bookshelves are placed among the reception seats. The hotel covers 31000 square meters and includes a banquet hall and five meeting rooms.
Hotel Anteroom Naha aims to revitalize its neighborhood community through collaboration with contemporary art and its local culture. Inspired by the white cube space of galleries, the interior design is intended to be simple and minimal, which allows guests to focus on the artworks exhibited throughout the hotel. The façade, interior, and furniture were designed in close collaboration with artists, which convert the space itself into a piece of art.
The Japanese Restaurant is an all-day dining restaurant inside a luxury resort in Nikko City, Tochigi Prefecture, Japan. The 401 square meter space serves Edomae sushi, teppanyaki, kaiseki cuisine and a la carte dishes. A long corridor with a lattice inspired by Kanuma Kumiko craft leads to the reception and the main dining room, which overlooks Mount Nantai. Teppanyaki and sushi counters, a tatami room, a private room and terrace seating surround the main area. Aluminum die-cast lattices, yellow Juraku walls and a carved red panel of local plants are used.
Kang Yuan is the lobby interior of a hotel in Tianmen, China. The space covers 2800 square meters and has a height of 3.5 meters. Wood, glass, metal and stone are the main materials. A screen wall replaces the usual reception desk, following traditional architectural form and creating visual depth through the borrowed landscape method of oriental gardens. A three-stage corner staircase links the two floors and offers changing views, so moving through the lobby resembles a garden walk. Warm light and a calm atmosphere support the transition from outdoors to indoors.