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of the Klingsor Palace until late." This is Hesse's summer at Klingsor.
In the living room, with its bright light and open layout, the entire
space radiates a sense of vibrant beauty. Breaking away from the
conventional single-function sofa, the modular design allows for free
combination, arrangement, and stacking.

Inspired by traditional Japanese kimonos, the colours and patterns are
reinterpreted to create an elegant and refined harmony, symbolising
the changes throughout the day—morning, noon, and evening.
Through the windows, you can feel the four seasons, crafting a living
space that is refined, elegant, natural, and comfortable.

The fresh colour palette resembles a light breeze and mist, or the
tender buds of a forest, brimming with freely flowing vitality.
Immersed in such an ideal home environment, the spirit is equally
relaxed and liberated. No matter where you sit, you are always facing
the infinite beauty of nature. Everything indoors blooms like flowers,
adorning the vast and pure sky.

The French lines exude elegance and dignity, while the selection of
artwork is bold and avant-garde. Mirrors reflect the outdoor scenery,
creating an intriguing interplay between space and landscape,
where the blend and dialogue of classic elements spark a playful
imagination. The intricate and exquisite carved details evoke echoes
of Baroque charm.

Writer Zeng Yanbing once said, "Rituals give even the most ordinary
days a glow. We need to constantly celebrate the beauty in front of us,
so we can move forward fearlessly. Love and beauty are the greatest
changes we can make to a mundane life, and they are non-negotiable."
Life is always full of surprises. Enjoying a fine meal with cherished
ones, whether it is the aroma of wine in the evening or the scent of
coffee in the morning, brings a richness that lingers long after.

After the renovation, the dining room became bright and airy, with the
fragrance of food carried on the breeze. The natural scenery outside

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