Green Massage in Lujiazui by Vermilion Zhou Design Group

In Green Massage Shanghai Lujiazui, “Black” changes the habits of ordinary visuals, hiding in the concrete jungle, and accepting all tired bodies with tolerance...

Project's description: Black, without light, is a kind of pure tolerance. When all kinds of visible light have been absorbed, vision is surrounded by darkness. Black holes can absorb everything unconditionally, whether good or bad, which both devours, but also tolerates. In the modern city, a kaleidoscope of light represents the progress of civilization. However, that progression comes with counter forces, such as disturbances and noise.

In Green Massage Shanghai Lujiazui, “Black” changes the habits of ordinary visuals, hiding in the concrete jungle, and accepting all tired bodies with tolerance.

Exiting the elevator, the entrance sits in a dark wall with water-rippled light. Wuxing (Five Elements) states that black symbolizes water, and when water meets black, it transforms into the color of Chinese ink, which symbolizes inclusion.

According to “A Tale of the Fountain of the Peach Blossom Spring”, it is said that “The fisherman beheld a hill, with a small opening from which issued a glimmer of light.” Following the dim light, the porch of the arc provides guests with the time to relax and relieve their bodies, while at the same time darkness sharpens all of the senses.

The multimedia artwork, “Chasing Cloud” by artist Yong Yang Liang, creates another fantasy world of two Chinese dragons flying through the mist and clouds. In respect to Eastern cultures, the color black represents both mystery and dignity, and the yin-yang principle from Tai Chi implies the circle of life.

In the lounge, inspiration emerges from the curved partition and furniture derived from the symbol of Tai Chi, wrapping patrons in a sense of safety and privacy. Layers of dark texture are also highlights of the space, providing a gradual recuperation process into a better space.

Green Massage Lujiazui, located in the crowded financial district of Shanghai, creates a secluded corner with a deep immersive experience, offering every tired body and soul a gentle, nourishing treatment of sensory circulation.

Design Firm: Vermilion Zhou Design Group
Client: Green SPA Management & Consultancy
Location: Pudong, Shanghai, China
Year: 2021
Creative Director: Kuang Ming(Ray) Chou Interior Design: Garvin Hung, Yue Hu, Sihu Zhang
Lighting Design: Vera Chu, Chia Huang Liao FF&E Design: Di Sun
Digital Art: Yang Yong Liang
Photographer: Yunpu Cai

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