The Hidden Order of Mountain

This project takes the philosophical concept of natural seclusion as the design inspiration to create a tranquil residence away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
The overall space is based on the minimalist wabi-sabi style. By using warm and textured solid wood and a large area of blank space, it creates a peaceful atmosphere similar to that of the mountains and wilderness. The extensive use of curved elements, such as the gentle turns of the walls and the smooth lines of the ceiling, are as natural and soothing as the bays along the rivers in the mountains. The hard decoration design adheres to the concept of "removing the complex and keeping the simple", abandoning redundant decorations and complicated shapes, and returning to the balance between functionality and aesthetics. In terms of soft decoration matching, natural materials and ornaments such as linen and cotton-linen are selected to showcase a simple Zen meaning and warmth.
The entrance foyer adopts an axisymmetric design, endowing the space with order and a sense of ceremony, and creating a solemn homecoming atmosphere. The integrated design of the living room and the balcony breaks the traditional boundaries, maximally introducing natural light and landscape views, integrating the indoor and outdoor spaces, and creating a spacious and transparent living experience. At the same time, the company's excellent "customized cabinet system" perfectly fits the user's housing type dimensions through modular cabinets, fully meeting the actual needs of users.