London Design Gold

2025

Shanghai Arise Club

Entrant

Beijing Shanhe Jinyuan Art and Design Stock Co., Ltd.

Category

Interior Design - Hospitality

Client's Name

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Country / Region

China

About The Entry

Design inspiration stems from the urban memory of dappled light and shadow, where a gentle dialogue unfolds between the modern textures. The essence Art Deco decorative aesthetics runs through it all, distilling into a tranquil haven of the mind with geometric rhythms, metallic textures, and streamlined elegance. It constructs not only but also an urban interface brimming with artistic atmosphere and cultural tension, quietly building a tranquil and noble domain amidst the bustling city.

Through a reinterpretation of, proportion, and material in soft furnishings, the originally robust architectural language is presented with a more mellow, soft, and layered contemporary temperament. The main color scheme employs a of beige, dark brown, and warm metal tones, complemented by the texture collisions of velvet, leather, lacquer, and natural stone, constructing a multi-lay dialogue of "softness and toughness, light and shadow, history and present."

Overall, with "art curation scene narration lifestyle" as the main threads, it integrates historical textures, urban temperament, and future life visions, and through the meticulous organization of materials, colors, furniture, and art, transforms spaces into experiential venues with cultural.

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