Sound has always played a significant role in shaping our experience of architecture. In sacred spaces and performance halls, acoustics have been a priority for centuries. But in residential design, serious attention to sound control is a relatively recent shift—driven by new lifestyles, open-plan layouts, and demand for acoustic comfort in every corner of the home.
Creating a home that feels luxurious doesn’t require a sky-high budget. With the right design choices, a bit of resourcefulness, and a good eye for style, you can turn your space into something that looks straight out of a high-end interior magazine. In this guide, we’ll share practical and stylish tips to help you achieve that upscale feel without breaking the bank.
Each international metropolis has its landmarks, such as One 57 in New York, One Hyde Park in London, One Shenzhen Bay, and Beijing’s One Sanlitun. Situated at the busiest and prosperous commercial hub of Beijing, One Sanlitun soars into the skyline
Mr. Cai Yuanpei, the leading educator in early twentieth-century China, stressed the importance of aesthetic education in one of his books and pointed out that aesthetic appreciation capability largely depends on whether one is cultured and educated.
ONE-CU created a model villa for “THE LANDSCAPE MANSION” — a residential property developed by Poly South China, which is located in Sihui, Zhaoqing, China. “Si” and “hui” in Chinese respectively mean “four” and “convergence”, the city was named so because four rivers converge in it.
Belle Epoque Residence is a luxurious home designed by Ukrainian studio DreamDesign. This interior is simply like no other, we never have been or will be caught copying anyone.
