Interior Design of Puli Hotel

The interior design of Puli Hotel is designed by LAYAN DESIGN GROUP and Jaya &; ASSOCIATES Interior Design Company and the award-winning Australian lighting design company The Flaming Beacon * * * are cooperating to design the public areas, rooms and landscapes of the whole hotel.

In the use of materials, the design skillfully incorporates China culture, juxtaposing old and new feelings, and presenting a unique style of blending eastern and western cultures.

The Puli Hotel, which combines China's ancient elements and modern technology, takes the Shanghai grey brick, which is usually used for the exterior wall of buildings, as one of the interior decoration materials, creating a special aesthetic feeling and function of the building. The special floor tiles in the lobby of the hotel are provided by the same manufacturer of ground building materials for the restoration project of the Forbidden City in Beijing, and it will take a long time to elaborate for the hotel. This is another idea for designers to make good use of traditional building materials that are rarely used today as an eternal model of space. The dragon wood carving screen and cast copper washstand that can be seen everywhere in every room once again verify the designer's design ingenuity of deliberately interweaving ancient and modern with Chinese and western.

Christine said: "The Puri Hotel is like a kaleidoscope, which perfectly blends the elements of the East and the West. For those guests who expect extraordinary experience, it is not appropriate to just call it a "hotel". Puli Hotel hopes that visitors can enjoy every moment and every detail of their stay in this hotel. "

In every corner of the hotel, you can experience the ingenious thinking of indoor lighting design in line with the theme of space. In order to bring a natural and leisurely environment in this busy urban life, the flaming lighthouse has created a series of static and dynamic projections to create a wonderful space atmosphere. The unique lighting effect is in harmony with the interior design. Many special lamps, inspired by the modeling of traditional lamps in China, are integrated into modern lamp design to achieve unexpected results.

"Bringing this groundbreaking concept to Shanghai will make Puli Hotel a pioneer in all aspects. We hope to bring guests eternal memories of the hotel and Shanghai. "

Puli Hotel is the first luxury hotel in China that has been positioned as "Urban Taoyuan". It is operated by URC Hotel Management Company, and she is also a member of Radish Hotel Group (LHW).