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The perception of light constitutes the normal function of architecture
and the reference of the archtectural aesthetic. The introduction of
light in the space is converted to a medium, effortlessly connecting
the furniture. Just like the structure of Suzhou Gardens, the designer
realised changing the scene by walking and integrating landscape
scenery into this project. The contrast of dark and light provides vast
possibilities for residents’ imagination, nurturing a poetic lifestyle
with nature.

From the perspective of minimalism, the colour white is a three-
dimensional and huge canvas, with plenty of room for artistic
exploration. In the design of this project, the designer chooses
white as the main tone, white table, grille and screen, minimising
the distance between people, improving simplicity and pureness.
The mural on the wall reinvents the space through incredibly bright
colours, adding a lively and bouncy mood to the space.

“The extension of residential space constitutes the art of life.”
Minimalism can be regarded as the communication of art and life.
With a white background, the contrast of highly saturated colours-
lemon-yellow and dark green - to the oversized moody corridor
makes the space spacious and roomy.

The designer holds the opinion that the client’s house is unique in the
world. Based on different conditions, client’s expectations and needs,
the designer endeavours to provide a tailored service for every client.
The highlight of the master room lies in the contrast between light and
shadow. The natural light and dark wooden grille create the miniature
of poetic atmosphere. The office and the rest areas are differentiated
with a reversible screen, allowing dwellers have a separate working
place from the seating area.

“As different people have different tastes, the top of our mind should
be to proved a tailored service for them.” The colour, style, structure in
the boys’ room cater to the interests of the boys, the edges of the entry
are exploited for secondary uses, allowing a free and cozy interaction.

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