Hongxun Industrial Office Lighting Design Case Study

This project is located in Taizhou City, Jiangsu Province, and it is an office space lighting design case study with an area of 430 square meters.
The office space design emphasizes a youthful approach, both in the decoration style and the selection of lighting fixtures, achieving a balance of aesthetics and creativity.
The entire space has a smooth flow, clear color blocks, and well-defined functions. The gaps between walls are utilized to guide the light, and recessed linear lights add a sense of dynamism to the waiting area.
The floor is made of engineered flooring, and the original cement columns and partial walls are preserved. White steel frames are used for storage and display, and each workstation is equipped with a crisscrossing white rack. A rectangular pendant light serves as the lighting for each workstation, making the space both transparent and clean. These designs not only facilitate cost savings but also serve a decorative purpose.

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Elegant Lighting Design at Four Points by Sheraton Hotel

Chengdu Tianfu is positioned as the “Tianfu Smart City and Innovation Hub,” serving as the core economic area of the Tianfu Central Business District. As a collaborative effort between two Fortune Global 500 companies, Marriott International and China Communications Construction Company, the Four Points by Sheraton Chengdu Tianfu continues the brand’s philosophy of simplicity and modernity, seamlessly integrating local charm and Chengdu’s tea culture. The design redefines the concept of an urban “business-leisure” hotel with a fresh perspective, aligning with the brand’s philosophy of “redefining travel.” It reinterprets the Four Points classic elements to create a sophisticated, fashionable, and naturally comfortable space.
The design delves deeply into the local cultural history and geographical advantages, using the local affection for “tea culture” as a commercial entry point. The core of this design is to create a “new social space” for both local guests and business travelers, allowing them to experience the city’s character in a serene environment.

Hongxun Industrial Office Lighting Design Case Study

Hong Kong Luxury Residential Valverde Residence Home Lighting Design

Valverde Residence is a newly renovated home completed in July 2020, located in the luxurious Mid-Levels area of Hong Kong, overlooking the city’s glittering and iconic towers and Victoria Harbour. This 1,100 square foot residence was originally a two-bedroom apartment and has been transformed into a home for a newlywed couple who enjoy traveling, exploring the world, and entertaining guests. They requested a larger communal space to create a spacious environment for hosting friends and family.
The overall color palette and material choices for the residence are based on a white foundation with pops of pink, nude, blush, and beige. The use of materials such as brass, concrete, walnut, and woven details is consistent throughout the design, creating a light and airy atmosphere.

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Bright, even lighting creates a pure and cool feeling.
Linear lights, resembling laser beams, have a strong sense of technology and can guide the viewer’s line of sight.
In a minimalist space, the addition of linear lights enhances the sense of innovation and adds a touch of fun.
The direction of the linear lights breaks the spatial layout while also connecting several functional areas.

H&K Leather Workshop Clothing and Bag Store Lighting Design

H&K was founded in 2012 by Kang Chengxiang and Hu Yue, graduates of the School of Architecture and Art at Beijing Jiaotong University from the class of 2008. The name comes from the initials of the founders’ surnames and is affiliated with Beijing Kangfuyifan Trading Co., Ltd. The beauty of every stitch and thread is a commitment that handcrafters never give up. “Handmade with love” represents the designers’ philosophy and their unwavering belief in their products. H&K’s design inspiration comes from recreating the equipment used by the German army during World War II, with a style that exudes a sense of history and nostalgia. The vintage design brings a sense of challenge, excitement, and storytelling to users’ lives, which is the original intention of the designers. Adhering to high-quality craftsmanship, ample materials, water resistance, and durability, H&K incorporates the spirit of artisanal expertise, moving forward on the path of repurposing old items and handcrafting leather goods. From design to pattern making and sewing, every detail reflects a meticulous pursuit and consideration. They always hope that each of their works can stand the test of time, just like all the vintage military bag collectibles.
After eight years of development, the original handmade bag brand HK WORKSHOP recently opened a new store in WF Central Mall in Beijing. From a small studio to a recognized brand, many long-time customers have become close friends. Every anniversary, opening, and significant event has been supported by warm-hearted friends. As HK enters its eighth year, the products have gradually matured, and the collections have become more diverse. Friends in Beijing who are interested are welcome to visit and experience the Made in Beijing, From China craftsmanship.

Hangzhou Moshou Xixi Hotel – Interior Lighting Design

The lighting design creates an indoor space rich in the reserved beauty of the East by means of artificially produced light and shadow, tree shade, and the integration of natural materials with a focus on their surface treatment. It is a restrained selection of every illuminated object to express the original texture of the materials and the delicate handling of details, making people feel as if the lighting was naturally meant to be, just like the wetland woods outside the window, born from nature and reaching into the heart.
The restaurant, surrounded by water on three sides, follows the principle of ecological priority in its interior design, using recycled wooden boards and the “stone skin” – a by-product of lake stone processing – as the main materials. The ground floor restaurant is named “Stream Concealment,” while the private rooms on the second floor are respectively called “Return to Woodcutting,” “Visit the Stream,” “Hidden Fish,” “Seek the Water Chestnut,” and “Happy Persimmon,” echoing the theme that transitions from the pleasure of seclusion to the joy of sharing.
The internal lighting of the restaurant aims to emphasize the natural theme even more. The rough stone walls in the distance are continuously presented through indirect lighting, while the dining tables are carefully highlighted with focused lighting. This contrast in materials, under the effect of lighting, possesses a very dramatic power.