Xi’an Zhongtian · Future Life Showroom

The project is located in Qinhan New Town, Xi’an, China, with the Weihe River to the south and the Jinhe River to the north. Benefiting from 75.53% of the region's cultural and ecological protection, it’s committed to building an ecologically improved residential neighborhood.

Inspired by Master Issey Miyake's philosophy of A-POC (A Piece of Cloth) and Pleats Please, the designers liken the daily living space to the "second layer of clothing" of the human body.

The fusion of stone and wood, the overlay of steel and marble, and the patchwork of stone and wood all work to soften the sharp edges of furniture and bring out the urban texture. The uneven folds, the delicate curves, along with the pure white and the artistic reliefs transform the oriental allure into the invisible.

Small objects like cups, lamps, bottles, and vases, with their inherent simplicity, convey the poetry of existence. Three generations are connected by the rhythmic lines of the artistic lighting and the marble circular table, which depicts the warmth of daily life.

In the master bedroom, the light tone of white porcelain is blended with the sculptural texture of the fabric. The combination of wood and paper art, with its gradations of inks and shades of light and shadow, is an oriental classic. When night falls, you can enjoy a peaceful night's sleep with clear white vision, warm, skin-friendly touch, and the echo of art. Besides, irregular mirrors, paper lanterns, mushroom ornaments and polka-dotted bottles in the kids room give the space a sense of unrestrained romance, engaging kids in a path toward happy living.

Thanks to three-dimensional tailoring, residents can enjoy their homes both physically and mentally.