Longwan Villa

This project is rooted in a modern style. While inheriting the elegant genes of French classicism, it reconstructs the spatial order with contemporary design language, enabling the design to accomplish an exquisite experiment on style integration and spatial narrative through fluid and free expressions.
Its core design concept focuses on the artistic empowerment of spatial structure: conceptually, it abandons the cumbersome accumulation of traditional French style and takes "restrained exquisiteness" as the main thread. It outlines the spatial framework with neat lines, lays a gentle foundation with low-saturation Morandi color palette, and then uses classic French design symbols such as the delicate outline of metal lines and the soft transition of curved elements to add the finishing touch, thus awakening the restrained yet high-end texture of the space.
As the visual core of the space, the double-height structure not only stretches the vertical dimension to allow natural light to flow unobstructed between the upper and lower floors, but also breaks the limitation of a single plane, clearly establishing a vertical hierarchical system featuring "private rest on the upper floor - interactive socializing on the middle floor - functional bearing on the lower floor".
In the horizontal dimension, the project further deepens the spatial hierarchical relationship through soft demarcation by semi-transparent partitions, a combination of furniture at varying heights (such as the virtual-real echo between the floating bar counter and floor-standing cabinets), and progressive changes in material textures (transitioning from the softness of velvet fabrics to the calmness of matte stone).
Ultimately, the entire space achieves both broad transparency and a delicate sense of narrative, accurately interpreting the high-end expression of modern French style in spatial structure and hierarchy creation, and successfully building a modern French aesthetic field that combines artistic aura with the warmth of living.