{"id":67319,"date":"2021-03-15T15:35:17","date_gmt":"2021-03-15T15:35:17","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.covethouse.eu\/blog\/?p=67319"},"modified":"2021-03-16T11:52:43","modified_gmt":"2021-03-16T11:52:43","slug":"best-interior-design-projects-beijing","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.covethouse.eu\/blog\/best-interior-design-projects-beijing\/","title":{"rendered":"The Best Interior Design Projects In Beijing"},"content":{"rendered":"\n

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Beijing<\/strong><\/em><\/a>, previously known as Peking, is the capital city of the Republic of China<\/strong><\/em> and one of the oldest cities in the whole world. Beijing\u2019s long and rich history has left behind an abundant historic and cultural heritage, including seven UNESCO World Heritage Sites \u2013 the Great Wall<\/strong><\/em>, the Forbidden City<\/strong><\/em>, the Summer Palace<\/strong><\/em>, the Temple of Heaven<\/strong><\/em>, the Ming Tombs<\/strong><\/em>, Peking Man Site <\/strong><\/em>at Zhoukoudian<\/strong><\/em>, and the Grand Canal<\/strong><\/em>. Also, Beijing is known for its interior design<\/strong><\/em><\/a> scene and that\u2019s exactly what brings us here today! Here are the best interior design projects in Beijing<\/span><\/strong><\/em>!<\/p>\n

#1 \u2013 Beijing Dahu Villa by AFFD Design<\/h3>\n

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This project is a private residence of Beijing Dahu villa<\/strong>. The owner is an entrepreneur who has a passion for life. The house bordered by a lake on both sides has a very good view. The owner who has his own unique and profound views on life aesthetics enjoys gardening in his spare time. Therefore sunlight, air, water and plants are the four design elements that perfectly meet the owner\u2019s needs of having an exquisite landscape indoors<\/a>. There are floor-to-ceiling glass windows, unbounded gardens, wooden shelves and vines indoors. All these elements together form a peaceful and introverted daily emotion which gives the owner a sense of belonging.<\/p>\n

#2 \u2013 Poly WeDo Education Institution by ARCHSTUDIO<\/h3>\n

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Poly WeDo<\/strong> is a new children\u2019s education brand of Poly Culture Group, which aims at exploring and developing kids<\/a>\u2018 gift and potentiality in music and improving their comprehensive art accomplishment. ARCHSTUDIO was invited to do the design for their teaching space within Yongli International Shopping Centre in Workers\u2019 Stadium North Road, Beijing. The top issue to be solved while doing the design thinking is how to create an open, free and flexible modern teaching environment that breaks the limits of rigid structure and creates a feeling of closeness between children and the space.<\/p>\n

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#3 \u2013 Hanhua Financial Holding by Robarts Spaces<\/h3>\n

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The spacious and light-filled reception and client meeting spaces of the Hanhua Financial Holding<\/strong> enjoy prime views in these elegant and inviting offices<\/a>, designed here to encourage guests to relax and converse, as if in a gracious living room rather than an office. Staff wellbeing is also a key design element. Workstations are placed along with the windows, while manager offices are located inboard. Casual seating is provided next to the tea point, and the south-east corner is dedicated to staff activity that is flexible for work and leisure.<\/p>\n

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#4 \u2013 Longfu Life Experience Center by LUO Studio<\/h3>\n

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Located in Puyang County, the Longfu Life Experience Centre<\/strong> was commissioned by an eco-farm operator engaging in property development, who required a space to target consumers chasing a green lifestyle. It was vital that it was sustainable<\/a> and built from natural materials, to match his corporate identity. Given the short lifespan of typical real-estate sales centers in China, LUO Studio also set out to develop a structure that could be used in various ways, rather than limited to its primary function.<\/p>\n

#5 \u2013 Nanjing Mandarin Palace by Steve Leung Design Group<\/h3>\n

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With a distinguished modern touch and inspiration rooted in a traditional Oriental mansion, Nanjing Mandarin Palace<\/strong> fully delivers the character of Nanjing as the ancient capital city of ten dynasties with a unique charm. Through the setup of \u201cSan kai san jin\u201d, the mansion embraces a contemporary Chinese architectural style with a thoughtful spatial plan in several layers<\/a>. With a beige palette and extensive use of silver travertine marble, wooden grille and black steel, the designer subtly fuses Nanjing elements with humanistic flatus presenting an ultimate luxurious home with a touch of Oriental elegance to the host.<\/p>\n

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#6 \u2013 OH YEAH! BREWING by H Creates<\/h3>\n

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OH YEAH! BREWING<\/strong> is nestled in the center of Beijing\u2019s business district of Guo Mao, amongst architectural landmarks such as the CCTV tower and the China World Trade Centre. With Beijing\u2019s financial hub as its neighboring clientele, the brewery looks to attract the up-and-coming affluent Chinese who seek a relaxed yet more modern social environment. The well-traveled Chinese founder wanted to develop a new atmosphere that would challenge the hard-surfaced, grungy, industrial garages of your typical craft beer bar<\/a>.<\/p>\n

#7 \u2013 Palais de Violette by An<\/h3>\n

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Here\u2019s an interior design of a luxury apartment located in Olympic Forest Park of Beijing, called Palais de Violette<\/strong>. The clients were a young entrepreneur couple working in the field of IT. The main inspiration was the waterfall and oriental garden shared on the gated complex. The couple wanted to have a stylish and cozy space, adorned with luxury pieces<\/a>. This project is brought to you by An, an interior design studio established by\u00a0Wang Yanwei\u00a0from China and\u00a0Claudia de Sousa\u00a0from Portugal.<\/p>\n

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