Xi’an Greentown Laura Pernula Club

Xi'an is a city with profound historical depth, embodying cultural memories of its status as an ancient capital through thirteen dynasties, and preserving the roots of civilization spanning millennia. 



Extracting colors and textures from the historical, natural, and cultural aspects of the ancient city of Xi'an, and interpreting and reconstructing them using modern techniques. A longing derived from the ancient city surges through the space, shaping memorable spatial symbols that return design to a natural and rustic artistic realm. The interior design aims to create a unique atmosphere through a sense of spatial layering and volume. The entrance lobby features illuminated jade, natural marble, artistic wall lamps, metal, and mirrored materials. These elements together form a space that is both modern and imbued with classical aesthetics. The design of the reception area cleverly combines bookshelves, a fireplace, and built-in seating, infusing the space with a relaxed, calming, and tranquil atmosphere. The wet bar's wine cabinet features an inset design, which not only saves space but also adds a sense of uniqueness and mystery, making the entire area more attractive and functional. Every detail has been carefully considered to provide visitors with a comfortable, cozy, and tasteful reception environment. The glass partition screens and metal grilles interpret classical aesthetics through modern techniques. The meticulously designed logo of Laura Pernula is presented in the form of abstract floral symbols, cleverly applied to details such as columns, door handles, and metal components. Every detail has been carefully crafted to create a space imbued with a sense of ceremony, showcasing refinement and elegance. The elevator hall features beige as the main color, incorporating marble and bronze-colored stainless steel. The lighting details on the elevator and the distinct geometric lines create a space with a sense of light luxury and elegance. The underground clubhouse lobby uses light-colored grilles, light-colored stone, bronze-colored stainless steel, and dark-colored floor paint, paired with green marble. The design of the illuminated panels and lighting makes the underground space light and bright, bringing a hotel-like ceremonial entry experience.