DINA BUILD
30 visualisations from our partner’s archive. Compare four pairs of design options or explore ideas by space type.
Switch options and select markers 1 and 2 to explore the details.
The layout and furniture barely change. Compare how the illuminated band defines the room.
Image details
A dark line frames the pale surface, leaving the central pattern as a separate accent.
Xingyi · archival visualisation. Archival design options, not renovation before-and-after photos. Materials, dimensions and cost cannot be established from these visualisations.
Partner Xingyi visualisations supplied for this site, not photographs of completed DINA projects. Layout, materials and requirements for your premises are agreed separately.
Apartments
Xingyi · archival visualisation
The geometric ceiling pattern echoes timber furniture and lattice details.
Apartments
Xingyi · archival visualisation
An illuminated ornamental band outlines the living and dining areas.
Apartments
Xingyi · archival visualisation
A warm wall texture, open niche and grey upholstery in a light living room.
Apartments
Xingyi · archival visualisation
An ornamental frame and pale patterned upholstery change the character of the same composition.
Apartments
Xingyi · archival visualisation
Shelving combines closed storage below with open display compartments above.
Apartments
Xingyi · archival visualisation
A carved screen and a circular floor pattern define the entrance area.
Apartments
Xingyi · archival visualisation
A pale veined floor, upholstered headboard and illuminated wardrobe panels.
Apartments
Xingyi · archival visualisation
A timber-patterned floor and darker headboard contrast with pale bedding.
Apartments
Xingyi · archival visualisation
A transparent enclosure, floating vanity and mosaic accent. Dimensions and equipment positions need a measured plan.
Apartments
Xingyi · archival visualisation
Tall wall cabinets, integrated appliances and pale wall finishes.
Apartments
Xingyi · archival visualisation
A tall bookcase separates the window desk from the sleeping area.
Apartments
Xingyi · archival visualisation
A desk, wardrobe and bed share calm colours and a repeated stripe motif.
Apartments
Xingyi · archival visualisation
Pale finishes and warm timber tones connect a sofa, dining table, piano and compact workspace.
Apartments
Xingyi · archival visualisation
Light timber, a spacious wardrobe and a window desk. Pink accents soften the simple furniture geometry.
Apartments
Xingyi · archival visualisation
A carved headboard, pale furniture and patterned textiles combine with warm local lighting.
Apartments
Xingyi · archival visualisation
Pale shaped consoles, upholstered furniture and chandeliers connect the living and dining areas.
Apartments
Xingyi · archival visualisation
Dark wall framing and furniture emphasise pale textiles, with burgundy details adding colour.
Apartments
Xingyi · archival visualisation
Dark cabinetry, grey-blue upholstery and pale finishes create a shared palette for both areas.
Offices
Xingyi · archival visualisation
Glass and vertical timber slats divide the space while retaining light.
Offices
Xingyi · archival visualisation
A desk, integrated storage and a sofa group share one room.
Hotels
Xingyi · archival visualisation
A calm palette connects the bed, workspace and upholstered furniture.
Hotels
Xingyi · archival visualisation
A tall volume, repeated pendant lights and several waiting areas.
Hotels
Xingyi · archival visualisation
Dark timber framing and pale furniture in a Chinese-inspired setting.
Restaurants and clubs
Xingyi · archival visualisation
Rhythmic dividers define tables and small sofa areas.
Restaurants and clubs
Xingyi · archival visualisation
Wall finishes, table placement and lighting shape the dining room.
Restaurants and clubs
Xingyi · archival visualisation
A stone arch, curved counter and classical lighting.
Spa and relaxation
Xingyi · archival visualisation
A soft palette and local lighting create a quiet atmosphere.
Spa and relaxation
Xingyi · archival visualisation
Symmetry, textiles and decorative strands mark the transition between areas.
Showrooms
Xingyi · archival visualisation
Display stands and open circulation introduce the product range.
Children’s spaces
Xingyi · archival visualisation
Colour accents and play equipment in a spacious, bright hall.
Before your project
Three things worth discussing before ordering.
Where do you read, relax and welcome guests? Start with habits, then choose the style.
Check furniture dimensions, door swings and the delivery route. An attractive photograph does not show these constraints.
Ask for care instructions and limitations of the chosen finish. The choice should fit your way of living.
