Wuhan Eastern Border World Perspective II

Home is more than a space, but contains a wealth of history and emotions. With the accumulation of family members' daily lives, a home full of warmth and value is finally formed. The design integrates emotions into the space, endows it with cultural and historical elements, and uses avant-garde techniques to interpret luxury. Through the continuation of emotions and lines in the whole space, the project connects the emotional communication between families, creating a new business card for Wuhan. The interior uses the curves, and decorative and graphic art styles of Art Nouveau, which is known for the use of smooth, graceful lines, organic shapes, and beautiful femininity. Modern people are enjoying the freedom and vitality brought by the spirit of the city. While giving urbanites romantic and nostalgic classics, it also defines new urbanism and modern civilization. Themed with red-orange architectural color, the design team has adopted the narrative technique of "montage" in the film to inject the old memory of the city into space through the collage and implantation of the story. In this way, space is like a time capsule that contains life's values. In this project, every visual angle is like a frame in a film, and every time people enter or turn around will have a brand new space experience.