Rizhao Kapok Flower Hotel, interpreting the traditional beauty of Longshan culture

Rizhao gets its name from being the first place to be illuminated by the sunrise, and it is one of the birthplaces of the 'Longshan culture'. Rizhao means the land where the sun rises in the east, and the Rizhao Kapok Flower Hotel is inspired by the natural coastline of Rizhao City, its rich fishing ports, and its relaxed atmosphere. Visually, the Rizhao black pottery, which is pitch-black, shiny, and full of primitive charm, has its patterns abstractly processed and integrated into every detail such as the flooring, artworks, and guidance systems. Lobby The space uses bold and dazzling orange-red as the theme color, representing both the warmth of the newborn sun and the warm hospitality of Rizhao. Black pottery is a symbol of the four ancient civilizations, a calling card of Rizhao, and the hometown of black pottery culture, with a history of more than 4,500 years in Rizhao. The entire space contains various design elements derived from black pottery. The floor tiles underfoot are traditional patterns extracted from black pottery jars, deconstructed, reorganized, and reinterpreted to express the traditional beauty of Longshan culture. The introduction of popular elements like bold orange-red high-gloss paint finishes, and the design and display of bookshelves all around, is like entering the study of Liu Xie. In leisure, under the warm lamp, it is just right to immerse oneself in the fragrance of books, to obtain elegance, and to leisurely appreciate the meaning within the books. Banquet Hall The rectangular ceiling lights and the linear patterns of the carpet complement each other, showcasing the thoughtful and ingenious design in the space. Third Floor The hollow position allows one to see the conference room, the Chinese restaurant, and the cozy private rooms at a glance. The corridor uses patterned floor tiles for splicing and paving, which under the spotlight, reveals even more exquisite patterns. Fourth Floor Rizhao black pottery is as black as ink, sounds like a bell, thin as paper, bright as a mirror, and hard as porcelain. The standard rooms in the guest rooms have merged black pottery culture and traditional Chinese style, using soft and elegant colors, complemented by artworks with 'black pottery' as the main theme, offering you a unique and refreshing consumption experience. Gym The design of rectangular frames runs throughout, with windows arranged in a scattered and orderly fashion, and the combination of natural wood tones with neutral grays achieves a collision of simplicity and modernity. 'Blending the ancient and the modern, all in sight' Rizhao Kapok Flower Hotel not only immerses you in the ingenious conception of the collision between classicism and modernism but also highlights the hotel's unique design ingenuity, continuing to write the vitality and avant-garde of this city.