Living rooms · XI-H001
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
Blue chairs stand out against pale walls; decorative frames connect the TV wall and seating.
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Xing Yi residential interiors
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Materials from the supplied Xing Yi archive. These are interior visualisations, not photographs of completed DINA projects. Individual authorship, dates, dimensions and actual execution have not been documented. Captions describe visible ideas, not technical specifications.
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Living rooms · XI-H002
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
Low furniture, dark side panels and a horizontal light band leave the centre open.
Living rooms · XI-H003
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
Pale surfaces, a long console and soft seating create a calm composition without large patterns.
Living rooms · XI-H004
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
A striped chair creates a separate retreat; low furniture keeps the view through the apartment open.
Living rooms · XI-H005
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
A circular opening anchors the far wall while timber-toned lines connect ceiling and furniture.
Living rooms · XI-H006
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
Grey seating is complemented by colourful cushions, with a dining area visible beyond.
Living rooms · XI-H007
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
Open bookshelves and a staircase make the living room part of the home's shared space.
Living rooms · XI-H008
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
Tall windows and a large pendant emphasise height; furniture is grouped at the lower level.
Living rooms · XI-H009
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
White furniture, pale finishes and lighting around the TV panel create gentle contrast.
Living rooms · XI-H010
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
Two tiers of windows, an upper gallery and layered lighting connect the tall volume.
Bedrooms · XI-H011
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
Lattice inserts mark the zones; pale bedding softens the dark framing.
Bedrooms · XI-H012
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
The main elements are the horizontal bed, neutral walls and a small group of pictures.
Bedrooms · XI-H013
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
Warm upholstered panels cover the headboard wall; bedside lamps complement daylight.
Bedrooms · XI-H014
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
Pattern is concentrated behind the bed while the remaining surfaces and furniture stay pale.
Bedrooms · XI-H015
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
A permeable screen separates the workspace while keeping it visually connected to the bed.
Bedrooms · XI-H016
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
A compact desk uses the window area; pale colours unite storage and the sleeping zone.
Bedrooms · XI-H017
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
A slim dark frame defines the headboard wall; an upholstered bench extends the bed's axis.
Bedrooms · XI-H018
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
Paired lights and bedside tables reinforce the central position of the bed.
Children’s rooms · XI-H019
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
Shelves, a desk and the bed share pink accents, leaving the centre open.
Children’s rooms · XI-H020
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
The desk runs along the window, with storage and the bed along the sides.
Children’s rooms · XI-H021
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
Low sleeping platforms and stepped storage form one composition; age-related requirements need a separate check.
Children’s rooms · XI-H022
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
A floral pattern defines the bed area while pale cabinetry keeps the overall palette calm.
Children’s rooms · XI-H023
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
Blue walls combine with white furniture; pendants mark the desk and central area.
Children’s rooms · XI-H024
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
A pink palette, rectangular ceiling frame and long desk create a unified room.
Kitchens · XI-H025
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
Wall cabinets follow the base units around the corner; a pale backsplash separates worktop and fronts.
Kitchens · XI-H026
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
Work surfaces line the narrow room, with a window at the end of the central view.
Kitchens · XI-H027
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
Pale cabinetry and a window above the work area create a soft palette; built-in appliances sit to the right.
Kitchens · XI-H028
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
Arched windows define the room; an island composition and plinth lighting mark its centre.
Dining rooms · XI-H029
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
The table sits beside the window, with pale sliding panels separating the adjoining area.
Dining rooms · XI-H030
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
Dark display shelves and timber-toned framing connect the dining area to the decorative ceiling.
Dining rooms · XI-H031
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
Low pale cabinets line the wall, leaving the area above the table visually open.
Dining rooms · XI-H032
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
A decorative inset marks the dining area, balanced by calm pale surfaces on either side.
Dining rooms · XI-H033
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
Ceiling lines and an elongated light direct attention to the table, with circulation on either side.
Dining rooms · XI-H034
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
A circular illuminated recess defines the dining group, framed by a window and built-in cabinet.
Dining rooms · XI-H035
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
A pale dining group and transparent stair guard preserve the openness of the shared space.
Dining rooms · XI-H036
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
A long sideboard connects the wall and window; under-cabinet light emphasises its horizontal line.
Bathrooms · XI-H037
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
A long vanity, mirror and transparent shower screen arrange the zones along the wall.
Bathrooms · XI-H038
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
The clear partition admits window light; a dark-fronted vanity defines the wash area.
Bathrooms · XI-H039
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
A glass screen and textile accent divide the bathroom; patterned walls echo the detailed ceiling.
Bathrooms · XI-H040
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
A tub sits by the window and the vanity along the opposite side; a contrasting floor unites the zones.
Bathrooms · XI-H041
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
Two windows light the long bathroom; a clear shower enclosure maintains the view across it.
Bathrooms · XI-H042
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
Pale surfaces combine with dark floor inserts and a graphic shower-wall pattern.
Studies and libraries · XI-H043
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
Open shelves run along the wall, with the desk oriented towards the window.
Studies and libraries · XI-H044
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
A long shelving unit combines books and display; a freestanding desk leaves circulation around it.
Studies and libraries · XI-H045
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
A window desk and sofa create two areas for work and quiet reading.
Studies and libraries · XI-H046
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
Corner shelves wrap around the workspace; closed lower units complement open storage.
Studies and libraries · XI-H047
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
Geometric ceiling coffers and a tall bookcase reinforce the study's Chinese-inspired character.
Studies and libraries · XI-H048
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
The desk sits beside the stairs; illuminated wall shelves keep the passage clear.
Halls, corridors and stairs · XI-H049
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
The divider allows views into the next room; the ceiling pattern echoes the timber-toned lines.
Halls, corridors and stairs · XI-H050
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
Two chairs and a console turn a circulation hall into a place for a brief rest.
Halls, corridors and stairs · XI-H051
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
Tall pale cabinets line one wall; repeated ceiling recesses guide the route.
Halls, corridors and stairs · XI-H052
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
Illuminated rectangles and a continuous floor line emphasise the length of the narrow corridor.
Halls, corridors and stairs · XI-H053
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
The staircase anchors the view; pale walls and broad openings connect the rooms.
Halls, corridors and stairs · XI-H054
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
Built-in cabinets occupy the space under the stairs; pale finishes connect them to the stair guard.
Lounges, tea and media rooms · XI-H055
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
Dark surfaces and heavy curtains form an intimate media area; acoustics and equipment need separate design.
Lounges, tea and media rooms · XI-H056
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
A small raised platform defines the tea table, framed by open shelves and a large window.
Lounges, tea and media rooms · XI-H057
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
Shelves behind the tea table combine storage and display; decorative lattices reinforce the theme.
Lounges, tea and media rooms · XI-H058
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
Exercise equipment lines the glazing, leaving the centre open; floor support and ventilation need checking.
Lounges, tea and media rooms · XI-H059
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
A sofa group, screen and built-in shelves share a room for relaxing and viewing.
Lounges, tea and media rooms · XI-H060
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
A window-side table, calm walls and shallow open shelves form a compact tea area.
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Before your project
Good choices are in the details
Three things worth discussing before ordering.
01Your everyday routine
Where do you read, relax and welcome guests? Start with habits, then choose the style.
02Dimensions before purchasing
Check furniture dimensions, door swings and the delivery route. An attractive photograph does not show these constraints.
03Care without surprises
Ask for care instructions and limitations of the chosen finish. The choice should fit your way of living.