Rooted in the legacy of the Forbidden City and brought to life by renowned international design studio Yabu Pushelberg,
MuLi·MuWai, a premium Chinese lifestyle brand, presents a masterpiece within a nearly 500-year-old siheyuan in Beijing—
a poetic living space where tradition is inherited, art is connected, and technology merges seamlessly with human connection.
This is MuLi·MuWai · The Forbidden City · Yuan Residence.

帕洛瑪的設計感是對傳統風格的現代詮釋——傾向於經典款式和永恆的單品，搭配一絲魅力和色彩。十多年來，帕洛瑪在設計界磨練了她對風格的獨特眼光，並畢生欣賞各種形式的美。她以設計各種風格的精美室內設計而聞名，這些風格以優雅、精緻和輕鬆的方式執行。帕洛瑪的室內設計既是永恆的，又是新鮮的——平衡對細節的關注以及形式與功能的交匯，以提升美好生活。

Paloma’s design sensibility is a modern take on traditional style– gravitating towards classic silhouettes and timeless pieces paired with a touch of glamour and an infusion of color. Paloma has honed her distinct eye for style over more than a decade in the design industry and a lifetime of appreciating beauty in all of its various forms. She has developed a reputation for designing beautiful interiors in a broad range of styles which are executed in a manner that is polished, refined, and effortless. Paloma’s interiors are at once timeless, yet fresh– balancing attention to detail and the intersection of form and function to enhance a well-lived life.

帕洛瑪身兼數職（設計師、部落客、作家和店主），她不僅以她的工作範圍而聞名，而且以她每個項目的品質、一致性和真正的藝術性而聞名。她的作品讓人感覺新鮮而不隨流，現代而不失經典。 「我個人喜歡具有永恆、持久品質的東西。為了實現這一點，我真的相信你需要一個經典的基礎。我喜歡看我的一些偶像設計的空間，這些空間是我過去幾代人所設計的，並思考如何以一種新鮮、現代和適合我們今天生活方式的方式重新解釋一些想法。歸根結底，一切都與融合有關。」

Paloma has multiple roles (designer, blogger, writer and shop owner)，she is not only known for the scope of her work but for the quality, consistency and true artistry that goes into each of her projects. Her work feels fresh yet never trendy, modern yet classic. “I personally love things that have a timeless, enduring quality. In order to achieve that, I really believe that you need a classic foundation. I love looking to the spaces designed by some of my idols from generations past and thinking about how to reinterpret some of the ideas in a way that feels fresh, current, and appropriate for the way we live today. Ultimately, it is all about the mix.”

In the lounge, the Mito largo floor lamp defines intimate zones with light,
while the nearby Luna parete wall fixture echoes softly—
subtly dividing the tea space and dining area, while maintaining an invisible connection.

At MuLi·MuWai · The Forbidden City · Yuan Residence,
light is more than illumination—it is a medium that bridges history and modernity.
Occhio connects German engineering precision with Eastern philosophy,
presenting nothing short of a Renaissance of Light.

—Brigitte 布里吉特系列—