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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Living rooms
Compare open and intimate living rooms, TV walls, decorative screens and furniture combinations. Choose both an appearance and comfortable 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.
References shown: 10
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.
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