Experience the Ultimate Luxury at Crystal Orange Hotel Shanghai Pudong Lujiazui - A Masterpiece by Vermilion Zhou Design Group!
Is this the most stunning hotel in Shanghai? Take a look at Crystal Orange Hotel Shanghai Pudong Lujiazui by Vermilion Zhou Design Group!

Crystal Orange Hotel Shanghai Pudong Lujiazui, designed by Vermilion Zhou Design Group, has recently undergone a renovation that focuses on providing guests with a luxurious yet essential accommodation experience. The new design aims to create a safe and comfortable environment where guests can relax and unwind, while also enjoying the fine quality and good sense of the hotel's interiors.


The hotel's theme of "Whiskey" is reflected in the polished and refined atmosphere that welcomes guests. The safe and comfortable environment ensures that even when guests get a little tipsy, they can still enjoy a relaxing atmosphere. The hotel's open and private spaces are designed to provide a relaxing and liberating experience for guests.

The hotel's design focuses on the purity and penetration of crystal textures, which are reflected in the visible and touchable textures of the interiors. The lighting guides guests through different objects and spaces, instantly releasing them from the pressure of busy life. The dazzling starlight of the infinity mirror box washes away external turmoil and creates a relaxing atmosphere for guests.

The hotel's new design is both luxurious and essential, providing guests with a good rest and allowing them to shine their light again. The refraction and dispersion of light filter out the noise and discomfort of travel, ensuring that guests can enjoy a peaceful and comfortable stay.


Overall, the Crystal Orange Hotel Shanghai Pudong Lujiazui by Vermilion Zhou Design Group offers a unique and essential accommodation experience that focuses on providing guests with a luxurious yet comfortable atmosphere. Its design elements, such as the refraction and dispersion of light and the use of crystal textures, add a touch of elegance and refinement to the overall ambiance of the hotel.












Client: Huazhu Group
Address: No. 328, Weifang Road, Pudong New Area, Shanghai
Design Team: Creative Director: Zhou Guangming
Concept Design: He Wenting
Interior Design: Hong Chenwei, Wang Kaihong, Hu Chen, Xu Jingyi, Li Changsong, Liu Bo, Li Yuxuan
Lighting Design: Zhu Tongyun , Liao Jiahuang
Soft Decoration Design: Sun Di
Space Photography: Wu Jianquan
Client: Huazhu Group
Address: No. 328 Weifang Road, Pudong New Area, Shanghai
Design Team: Creative Director: Kuang Ming(Ray) Chou
Concept Design: Ting Ho
Interior Design: Garvin Hung, Jim Wang, Chen Hu, Jing Yi Xu, Chang Song Li, Bo Liu, Yu Xuan Li
Lighting Design: Vera Chu, Chia Huang Liao
FF&E Design: Sundi
Photographer: Wu Jian Quan
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