PENINUSULA NO.1

The regional language of Hainan is also an important entry point for the transformation of local culture into space. The designer hopes to integrate the local vision of Hainan with the spiritual culture of natural aesthetics. Based on the regional context and natural humanistic aesthetics, the designer hopes to integrate abstract design into Language is embodied. Apply the rhythm of design to spaces and artworks.

The first floor is the first perspective when entering the house. The design integrates into daily life with implicit and restrained aesthetics, starting a journey of hidden and peaceful awakening. The main spatial functions of the guest restaurant are social banquets and viewing and interaction. The overall use of fabric, wood and marble materials creates an artistic feeling on an island vacation. The restaurant lamps are made of linen to give the space a relaxed and comfortable feel.

The two bedrooms serve as private spaces on the first floor, and can be connected to the outdoor garden by opening the door. The built-in water bar and desk functions in the bedroom meet the needs of the residents for taking a nap, drinking tea while viewing the scenery, and working briefly. The soft furnishings are made of wood, cotton, linen, hemp rope and other materials to create a natural and comfortable atmosphere, with a small amount of leather and marble to maintain the overall quality of the space.

The main design concepts of the second-floor space are private sleep and healing leisure, and the tonal atmosphere is more natural, freehand, and relaxed. The master bedroom uses matte leather, marble and wood as the main materials to continue the low-key sense of quality.

The master bedroom is functionally built like a resort hotel suite, including a dressing room, a work desk, and a semi-open bathroom. Next to the bathtub, you can enjoy the natural scenery of the attached terrace, bringing natural forms into the indoor space, forming a concrete representation of regional language.

The other two bedrooms are mostly made of fabrics, wooden boards, and tree burl materials, emphasizing relaxation and a natural space atmosphere.