Articles by Li Xiang

bookshelves designed by x+living, are shaped into sophisticated and bold geometries that are hung from the ceiling by complex structures.
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with furniture that seems to be taken from castles and curtains that enclose stages for children, x+living’s dramatic interiors appeal to anyone.
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with furniture that seems to be taken from castles and curtains that enclose stages for children, x+living’s dramatic interiors appeal to anyone.
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x+living’s library design takes readers through mountainous corridors, and stalactite grotto-looking bookshelves.
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the goal was to create a space which can accommodate multiple companies and give full play to the employees’ individuality.
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neobio’s various areas transport kids in a fantasical, dreamlike world in the middle of a hangzhou shopping mall.

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designed by shaghai-based x+living, powerlong’s ideas lab hopes to be a lab where more information for learning is created and spread.

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X+Living carefully designed a functional layout which meets the needs of both parents and children.
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shanghai based x+living has designed a vibrant space full of ‘bamboo shaped book shelves’ and small tables which look like ‘bamboo shoots’ to recreate the cultural atmosphere of the region.

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