Platine Intérieur · 2026
Classy Mansion Design intérieur d'un centre de vente
- A' Design Award de Platine 2026 in Intérieur
- CLIENT: Matrix Design
- Estimated Number of Design Views: 5,410,055
- Verification code 9B5755C747 · Verify this award
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About Classy Mansion Design intérieur d'un centre de vente
Classy Mansion est un centre de vente situé à Jinan, en Chine, conçu comme un club de style oriental. L'intérieur couvre environ 1 400 mètres carrés et comprend un salon de thé, un espace spa, une salle de sport, un lounge et plusieurs salles à manger privées. Le bois naturel, la pierre à texture paysagère, les finitions en bronze patiné, la broderie de Suzhou et les objets en laque se marient à des tons peu saturés. Un lounge en contrebas accueille un écran LED interactif de 16 mètres. Des paravents façonnés à la main et des antiquités apportent une profondeur culturelle. L'agencement met en équilibre l'intimité et une circulation ouverte et fluide.
About the A' Design Award de Platine
Classy Mansion Design intérieur d'un centre de vente est lauréat de l'A' Design Award de Platine, une reconnaissance extrêmement prestigieuse décernée à des designs véritablement exceptionnels, élégants et magnifiques. Les lauréats Platine sont des merveilles de création, des témoignages des limites de la créativité intellectuelle, et démontrent le professionnalisme inégalé et le génie de leurs concepteurs. Ces designs sont censés être les œuvres les plus renommées, qui définissent l'esthétique d'une époque, contribuent au bien-être de la société et repoussent les limites de l'art, de la science, du design et de la technologie. Classy Mansion Design intérieur d'un centre de vente affiche un niveau d'excellence transcendant et rend sans équivoque le monde meilleur grâce à ses caractéristiques avantageuses et précieuses. Classy Mansion Design intérieur d'un centre de vente est une œuvre lauréate de l'A' Design Award de Platine qui éveille les désirs, inspire, enthousiasme, ravit et fait naître une grande joie.
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- Unique Properties
- This design creates a luxurious oriental-style club that blends classical cultural elements with modern sensibilities. By integrating natural materials, low-saturation tones, and large-scale layouts with handcrafted screens, antiques, and non-heritage crafts, the space offers both high-end sophistication and emotional resonance. Its blend of spatial fluidity, privacy, and aesthetic refinement distinguishes it from conventional commercial real estate.
- Dimensions & Packaging
- Total design area is approximately 1400 square meters. The sunken lounge features a 16-meter LED interactive screen. Spatial modules include a tea room, spa area, gym, lounge, and multiple private dining rooms. All public facilities comply with accessibility standards, and built-in furniture meets E1-grade environmental safety requirements.
- Tags
- Oriental Luxury, Modern Club, Traditional Craftsmanship, Hidden Aesthetics, Cultural Design, Repurposed Antiques, Low-Saturation Palette, Natural Materials, Immersive Experience, Non-Heritage Art
- Production Technology
- The project employs a combination of handcrafted elements and modern construction techniques. Materials include antique bronze finishes, landscape-textured stone, natural wood, Suzhou embroidery, lacquerware, and repatriated antiques. Construction involves high-precision custom fabrication, sustainable material sourcing, and integration of cultural craftsmanship into interior finishes.
- Design Challenge
- The key challenge was to de-commercialize a sales space and transform it into a lifestyle destination that evokes memory and belonging. Constraints included tight schedules, balancing privacy with openness, and sourcing historically resonant materials. The team overcame these by using spatial storytelling, modular programming, and cultural research to create depth and uniqueness.
- Research
- This project involved cultural research on Eastern architectural and aesthetic traditions. The objective was to create a space that balances classical serenity with contemporary needs. Research methods included spatial analysis, cultural artifact study, and on-site material testing. The insights led to the integration of intangible heritage and modern functions, enhancing both spatial identity and market differentiation.
- Inspiration
- Inspired by the refined wooden purlins of the Beijing Forbidden City and the stillness of Jinan Daming Lake, the project reinterprets Eastern architecture and landscape into contemporary language. The design explores themes of minimalism, natural beauty, and cultural continuity, aiming to convey a modern interpretation of oriental hidden luxury through spatial storytelling.
- Project Duration
- The project started in November 2023 in Jinan, China and finished in September 2024
- Operation Flow
- Visitors are immersed in curated lifestyle scenes that feel both private and expansive. As they move through the club, sensory elements like flowing water features, interactive LED art walls, and layered textures create moments of pause and engagement. Each space is designed to evoke emotional warmth while remaining intuitive and fluid in spatial navigation.
- Image Credits
- Image #1: Photographer Zhuying Creative Photography Service Center, Shashi District, Classy Mansion, 2024.
Image #2: Photographer Zhuying Creative Photography Service Center, Shashi District, Classy Mansion, 2024.
Image #3: Photographer Zhuying Creative Photography Service Center, Shashi District, Classy Mansion, 2024.
Image #4: Photographer Zhuying Creative Photography Service Center, Shashi District, Classy Mansion, 2024.
Image #5: Photographer Zhuying Creative Photography Service Center, Shashi District, Classy Mansion, 2024.
