2025 | Professional

MUSE Design Awards Gold Winner

Natural Theater

Entrant Company

studio nano&LH Architecture Design

Category

Interior Design - Residential 

Client's Name

Aaron

Country / Region

China

In the midst of a high-rise urban landscape where nature often feels out of reach, this residence redefines the relationship between architecture and life through a dialogue of modern minimalism and natural warmth. It transforms spatial constraints into poetic possibilities, inviting a return to emotional authenticity. From the moment one steps into the home, tranquility takes center stage. The entrance garden, framed by layered greenery and textured stone, resembles a living painting—quiet yet vivid. Here, materials and vegetation converse, softening the boundaries between man and nature. A sunken L-shaped stone bench, accented by muted textiles, offers an understated invitation to pause and breathe. The living room gains a sense of vertical grandeur from its double-height ceiling, where natural light flows freely. A dark marble feature wall anchors the space with quiet strength, while a slender wooden shelf adds human warmth to the stone’s cool detachment. Neutral-toned sofas and transparent furnishings build a serene yet emotionally rich atmosphere, punctuated by bursts of color—a blue cushion, a yellow chair—like melodic high notes in a symphony. An open circulation path gently guides visitors toward the dining area, where a round marble table becomes the spatial centerpiece. Muted colors dominate, but bold accents in red and yellow offer a striking counterpoint, awakening the senses. Materials such as metal, stone, and wood are choreographed to enrich the tactile experience. Each space is thoughtfully orchestrated—whether the meditative master bedroom with its deep green backdrop and ambient lighting, the serene sunroom that elevates daily rituals, or the soft-hued children’s room that blends functionality with imagination. Throughout the home, light and shadow are treated as design materials, echoing the slow rhythm of time and the whispers of nature. The result is a spiritual haven that transcends form and function—a poetic retreat from urban chaos, where design becomes a vessel for emotional healing and soulful living.

Credits

Chief Designer
Xiao Lu
Chief Designer
Yiran Wang
Assistant Designer
Weipeng Zheng
Photographer
Eric
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