One Flowing Gold Line, One Signature Hotel — Custom Carpets from Guestroom to Restaurant

Between dark wooden beams and light-beige upholstery, a golden line flows across the blue-gray carpet, quietly anchoring the entire living room. New-Chinese luxury never shouts — it lives in the round motif of the TV cabinet and in that touch of gold underfoot. This is where guests linger longest, and where a hotel's taste shows most.

Layered mountains fill the window, while golden flowing lines spread a quiet calm indoors. Tea table, lounge chairs and a wooden desk each find their place, with the carpet weaving "welcoming" and "resting" into one balanced rhythm. The mountain view is nature's gift — this carpet is the hotel's own care for its guests.

A touch of wine-red brightens the warm wood and cream palette, as golden cloud patterns spread across the blue-gray floor. The sofa zone, office chair and minibar are all linked by this single carpet, letting "a good night's sleep" and "a quick work session" coexist effortlessly. One carpet gathers every daily moment of a modern guestroom.

The corridor to the guestrooms is the most overlooked yet most demanding space. Between black cabinets and marble-textured walls, golden lines flow along the floor, guiding the eye past the green art-glass wall toward a sculptural pendant light. A corridor is never just a passage — it's another business card the hotel hands out.

Beneath the warm-gold ceiling, golden patterns flowing over blue-gray ground make the whole restaurant calm and refined. Square tables, orange-brown upholstered chairs and ink-calligraphy art echo one another, while the carpet elevates "dining" into "attending an elegant feast." A fine carpet makes a restaurant worthy of a photo the moment guests walk in.

Between the deep-green upholstered headboard and soft pink walls, the blue carpet with golden patterns quietly holds the room's warmth. Round nightstand, desk and cream sofa each go about their business, yet the texture underfoot stays consistent — unifying the space into one sense of order. Guests may not recall the details, but they remember "this room felt great" — and the carpet is the foundation of that feeling.