The leisure club, on the top floor of the Beijing Zitan Building, showcases the finest Chinese-style design, masterfully crafted by the globally recognized architect Gensler. The interior design is sophisticated and classy, with landscapes and red sandalwood contributing to a serene and meditative atmosphere that invites visitors to enjoy the serene beauty of silence.

The Hall of Prayer for Good Harvest, carved from rosewood and located at the entrance of the club, stands as the central point of the space, with its functions organized along an axial line. The lighting design not only fulfills the basic lighting needs but also accentuates the quality and progression of the space, creating a peaceful and tranquil atmosphere. It seamlessly blends the delicate and sophisticated aspects of Chinese aesthetics into the lighting, quietly bringing to life the Chinese aesthetic classics.

In the tea-tasting area, the design incorporates the use of water to enhance the atmosphere of the leisure club. Linear strip lights are placed below the water surface, incorporating cultural elements and beauty into the lighting design. This honors tradition while creating ripple effects in the space, adding a spiritual quality to the environment.