The paper crane of my hometown

The building is surrounded by terraced fields and fish ponds. The owner has returned to his hometown to build his own house as a habitat. The whole building looks like a thousand paper cranes landing on the land. I wanted this art house to be white and cool with a fiery interior, so the interior was wild and colorful. The interior design pays more attention to the use of light and color in the space. The colors of the furnishings are taken from nature, while the public areas are taken from the colors of spring, a large area of yellow-green to create a sense of business and spring back to the earth to relax the texture. Embrace nature, even in a gorgeous or artistic space, but also to blur the relationship between outdoor and indoor environment, to achieve the integration of people and the environment, to mobilize the emotional sense of happiness, create a poetic soul habitat. The entire public area of the house is transparent and open, the building is planned to be surrounded by floor-to-ceiling windows, and the load-bearing columns in the middle are wrapped with mirror-like materials to make the space more transparent, when we put up the soft display layout, we want the whole first and second floor public areas to be free and open. People can communicate and interact with each other at any position in the space, and every functional area is close to the window, whether it's relaxing to drink coffee or play the piano or get together with family and friends, you can get more exposure to the sun and nature. There are few paintings in the interior, but there are paintings everywhere. We plan the view from every window in advance, hoping to bring the scenery into the interior and make it the most vivid picture of nature.