X+Living Studio Are the True Pros in Kids Interior Design ⇒ X+Living, founded in 2011 by Chinese architect Li Xiang, is an international architectural design company with a high pursuit of the perfect integration of artistic aesthetics and practical functions. X+Living takes＂design creates value＂ as the core concept and insists on achieving the highest quality of design works from conceptual design to final completion. The projects, which has involved many fields of business, including parent-child, hotel, office, retail, culture, commerce, etc, had always driven the trend of the industry with high-level design confections and triggered enthusiastic feedback at the phenomenal level in the design industry.
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With the increasing demand for consumer experiences, the Children’s Park is no longer just a place to entertain, but also a place for parent-child interaction and immersive experiences. Designers have abandoned the traditional design approach of relying on finished entertainment facilities and rebuilt a perfect consumer experience which fully considers and meets the psychological needs of diverse target groups.
The MELAND Club has become not only a large parent-child indoor playground but also a dreamland that breaks through the imagination boundary between adults and children and a memory album that preserves the good times of parents and children.
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The mysterious and fantasy starry sky background and the whimsical welcome table, under the superimposed effect of the mirrored ceiling, has created a surreal sense of breakthrough for the reception area, which implies that consumers are about to enter a dream city existing only in fairy tales.
Following the star tunnel to the shoe-changing area, the car-shaped shoe cabinets are interlaced and arranged in a row, which not only added a sense of dynamics to the space of the static life but also quickly mobilized consumer curiosity and attracted their attention to the next space.
As the transportation hub of the whole project, MELAND City is both the diversion of the crowd and the intersection of the visitors’ flows. Entering the city, the houses simulating the architectural design of the Potala Palace have increased the streamlined feel of the entire space. Space adopts a rich and dramatic stage colour, which outlines the mystery and grotesqueness of Grimm’s fairy tale.
The designer borrowed the concept of the NPC(non-player characters) in video games and created some cartoon doll installations in a unique way. They were placed at various nodes of the visitors flows, not only carrying the functions of indicating signs or trash cans, but also adding vividness to the story of the space. With the clock elements scattering in all corners and the huge building blocks descending from the sky, the flow of time and the traces of development are expressed in a concrete design approach, which intends to remind parents to cherish the time spent with children.
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