Dining rooms · XI-H029
Visualisation · Xing Yi archive
The table sits beside the window, with pale sliding panels separating the adjoining area.
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The dining area connects kitchen and living room. Table shape, pendant lighting and storage should work together without blocking circulation.
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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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.
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