[Alila Shanghai｜Meet Ju Bin’s Oriental Aesthetics in the City Center]

#Register tripbest July hotel sleeper Since experiencing Yangshuo Sugar House and Xitang Liangliang, I have been deeply attracted by the design style of Jubin. This Alila Shanghai has long been included in my staycation must-visit list, and this time I finally got my wish! With the concept of "city vacation", the designer used exquisite red and green main tones to lay out Shanghai's unique blend of east and west temperament indoors. Every artwork accent is like the finishing touch, low-key and rhythmic. The most surprising thing is the spatial layout of the “introverted amusement park relationship” – the afternoon tea area, bar and reading area on the fourth floor are cleverly connected through a verandah-style movement, with openable screen doors that both maintain a sense of flow and protect privacy. The design of the terrace is even more amazing, transforming the oppressive feeling of the city skyline into a quiet aerial courtyard, which is very relaxing to sit on. The color scheme of the pool is breathtakingly beautiful, and the lounge area also overlooks the organic garden on the roof, which is full of detail. As an old renovation project, under the circumstances of lighting, area, and floor height are limited, it can also create such a stunning space, not only visual enjoyment, but also spiritual satisfaction. This kind of restrained oriental aesthetics, neither exaggerated nor flattering, is the modern and comfortable feeling of Shanghai, friends who like design must not miss!