Wuhan E·Hope by PowerChina Real Estate

From the indoor to the outdoor, the clubhouse to the terrace, the design team absorbs the essence of Oriental philosophy and contemporary art by collecting design classics and reshaping the unique cultural dock, thus building a poetic dwelling. Poetry is not an imagination but exists in the present.

As for its furnishing, the design team uses beige, gray brown, dark gray, warm coffee color, which echo the tone of interior furnishing, that is, the tone of nature.The team selects old wood, cotton and linen, handmade metal, utensils and some natural materials to remind people of original tranquility.

Wuhan is born in water, enjoys water, and depends on water. The team draws inspiration from the charm of the river to create a smart natural water-type painting.

The long table wrapped by hemp material reminds people of various wharves of different scales with large or small piles,whose old or new traces are the gift given by time. Water-shaped patterns are left on wooden piles, and thin fibers wrap around the high or low wood.

The table serves as a display area to show handmade clay sculptures made by the owners on a regular basis. The artworks can also be replaced on the shelves to promote customer engagement.

The display in the cabinet is dominated by old pottery vessels and ornaments of old Wuhan, and also dotted with old products shipped from foreign countries. It continues the display of clay culture by adding old photographic albums or pottery books, etc.

Tatami is used to create a relaxed, elegant atmosphere, coupled with wooden tea table and rattan chair, sandstone hanging decorations, tea sets and flower art. In this place, one can acquire inner peace by just feeling the tranquility and enjoying the "teahouse" by the river in old Wuhan.

The rattan woven lighting from the fish basket seems like the flickering light along the river. The stacked-up light facing the sunset carries the desire for home.