Distant Mountains

The Sui and Tang Dynasties were glorious eras in the history of Chinese architecture, with grandeur and magnificence as the main feature, and unique and artistic architectural forms.

The Design Plan of "Luoyang Patio the National Treasure" skillfully extracts the historical elements of Sui and Tang Dynasties. Through the unique integration of design concepts and the use of cultural symbols, the concept combines the ancient architectural style and modern design. At the same time, the use of MACIO|G G Series products makes the entire interior space have both classical and modern aesthetics.

In the design, a harmonious integration of natural elements such as mountains, water, and stones endows the space with a captivating sense of nature's grace. Throughout history, mountains have been revered as sacred places, their undulating contours symbolizing the wellspring of all life; water, in turn, represents the primal source of life between heaven and earth, embodying the philosophy that water is born in heaven and water gathers in the heart of heaven, while the ingenious use of stone is like a craftsman's stone transporting gold, embodying exquisite artistic craftsmanship.

The color palette exudes an essence of simplicity and elegance, drawing inspiration from the grandeur of nature to create a serene and tranquil ambiance. Like the modest hues of the earth, the space exudes a blend of tranquility and resilience, as though the colors have been extracted from nature, evoking an involuntary appreciation for the power and beauty of the natural world.

Beyond being a mere interior space, it becomes a spiritual realm. Through a masterful reinterpretation of the Sui and Tang architectural styles, this space allows people to resonate with nature and deeply experience the strength of history and the allure of culture.