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Stephanie Chen

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Hospitality Design

Preston's Summary

Stephanie Chen is a journalist specializing in hospitality design. Her work has been featured in publications such as Hospitality Design, The Daily Pennsylvanian, Inc., BMJ, Screen Rant, and Dove Medical Press. Stephanie's articles focus on showcasing the latest trends and developments in the world of hotel and restaurant design, highlighting the creativity and innovation of industry professionals.

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Geo Focus

Coverage Attributes:

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Private Sector Announcements: 31 %
Press Release: 31 %
Promotional Deal: 17 %
Event Coverage: 14 %
Industry Specific: 1 %

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Interior Design
  • Hotel Management Software
  • Real Estate Development
  • Luxury Accommodations
  • Restaurant Innovation

Pitching Insights

Stephanie's articles predominantly cover luxury hotels, travel destinations, and design-related topics, with a focus on private sector announcements and press releases. When reaching out to her, consider offering exclusive insights into the latest trends in luxury hospitality or interior design. You may also provide insider perspectives on unique culinary experiences or emerging travel destinations.

As Stephanie focuses extensively on private sector announcements and promotional deals within the house & home and design realms, public relations professionals representing high-end hotels, upscale restaurants, and renowned designers would find her coverage particularly relevant for their outreach efforts.

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Articles

Hospitality Design

A Library Sprouts in a Flower Field Near Yuntai Mountain Atelier XI envisions five interconnected, angular structures in China's Henan province Words by: Stephanie Chen • Photos by Zhang Chao Projects: January 29, 2025 A Library Sprouts in a Flower Field Near Yuntai Mountain Atelier XI envisions five interconnected, angular structures in China's Henan province Words by: Stephanie Chen • Photos by Zhang Chao Five cubic volumes rendered in white stucco paint blossom from the middle of a rural flower field in China's Henan province. This multifunctional structure, dubbed the Library in the Ice Chrysanthemum Field, was completed in 2021 but its opening was delayed due to pandemic restrictions and extreme floods. Now, it hosts events including book readings, small-scale musical performances, ice chrysanthemum tea tastings, and agricultural workshops. It also serves as a storage place for farming tools. “It meets the diverse community needs without overwhelming the surrounding landscape,” explains Chen Xi, founding principal of Shenzhen-based practice Atelier XI . Rather than imposing a single large building on the land, Xi divided the project into five distinct structures that resemble a village, each mirroring the silhouette of a local house with traditional sloped straight-line gables. In daylight, the building stands as a white structural skeleton, which dissolves into the darkness as night falls, emphasizing the softness of the interiors. Inside, the series of connected spaces are characterized by curved walls crafted of locally sourced wood that imbues a warm color and texture reminiscent of the ice chrysanthemums that abound outside. The spaces, arranged to face different directions, allow for a dynamic interplay of sunlight throughout the day. “From a distance, the building appears as a miniature community nestled within expansive flower fields,” says Xi. “As one approaches each structure, others become obscured, presenting individual entrances and operational spaces. Upon entering, one can forget about the architectural form and immerse oneself in the framed views of the surrounding flower fields.” This article originally appeared in HD's January 2025 issue.

A Library Sprouts in a Flower Field Near Yuntai Mountain Atelier XI envisions five interconnected, angular structures in China's Henan province Words by: Stephanie Chen • Photos by Zhang Chao Projects: January 29, 2025 A Library Sprouts in a Flower Field Near Yuntai Mountain Atelier XI envisions five interconnected, angular structures in China's Henan province Words by: Stephanie Chen • Photos by Zhang Chao Five cubic volumes rendered in white stucco paint blossom from the middle of a rural flower field in China's Henan province. This multifunctional structure, dubbed the Library in the Ice Chrysanthemum Field, was completed in 2021 but its opening was delayed due to pandemic restrictions and extreme floods. Now, it hosts events including book readings, small-scale musical performances, ice chrysanthemum tea tastings, and agricultural workshops. It also serves as a storage place for farming tools. “It meets the diverse community needs without overwhelming the surrounding landscape,” explains Chen Xi, founding principal of Shenzhen-based practice Atelier XI . Rather than imposing a single large building on the land, Xi divided the project into five distinct structures that resemble a village, each mirroring the silhouette of a local house with traditional sloped straight-line gables. In daylight, the building stands as a white structural skeleton, which dissolves into the darkness as night falls, emphasizing the softness of the interiors. Inside, the series of connected spaces are characterized by curved walls crafted of locally sourced wood that imbues a warm color and texture reminiscent of the ice chrysanthemums that abound outside. The spaces, arranged to face different directions, allow for a dynamic interplay of sunlight throughout the day. “From a distance, the building appears as a miniature community nestled within expansive flower fields,” says Xi. “As one approaches each structure, others become obscured, presenting individual entrances and operational spaces. Upon entering, one can forget about the architectural form and immerse oneself in the framed views of the surrounding flower fields.” This article originally appeared in HD's January 2025 issue.

By: Zhang Chao, Stephanie Chen

Hospitality Design

The St. Regis Launches a New Resort in Aruba

The St. Regis Launches a New Resort in Aruba

By: Stephanie Chen

The St. Regis Aruba Resort, a seafront property designed by Hirsch Bedner Associates (HBA), is now open. The newly built resort comprises 252 guestrooms, including 52 suites. Its interiors draw from the Caribbean island’s white sand beaches and Casibari Rock Formations, as well as the local Dutch-Caribbean culture. The retreat boasts six distinctive culinary experiences, […]

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