OCT Landsea Villa in Chongqing

This is the home of a pair of 90s homeowners who met while studying in the UK, where they began their romantic journey in foreign land. From the solemn grandeur of Big Ben in London to the curvy fantasy of the Gaudi's Casa Mila in Barcelona, from the aust Zen of Kyoto's dry landscape to the mosaic maze of the Medina in Fes, each space holds a "geographic memory code": they love to travel around the: in the UK, feeling the sanctity and grandeur of the church; in France, being deeply touched by the romance of Paris, strolling on the Champs-Ésées, feeling the unique artistic atmosphere of the city; in Italy, they are attracted by the splendor of Rome and the literary atmosphere of Florence; in Barcelona, Spain, in the fantasy world of Gaudi, marveling at the master's unique understanding of architecture, and in Granada, feeling the charm of Islamic architecture; in Morocco, in...
The homeowners are a pair of young people with great ideas and aesthetics, and I find inspiration from their experiences and emotions, integrating their love for classical art and architecture the home, creating a story-emotional space that belongs to them. In their home, every corner is full of elements of classical art. The walls are adorned with exquisiteals, the bookshelves are placed with books about art and architecture, and even the design of the furniture is full of classical charm