Flower, Water, and Wood

The project is located on the fringe of the city with the unique advantage of being surrounded by mountains and rivers, and is presented in a refined and sober aura.



In the public space, marbleizing ceramic panels are merged with steel pieces and teak furniture; in the private space, veneer is widely used to cover the cabinets and wall panels.



Besides, to keep good lighting and fresh air in the room, the designer aims to achieve the open vision appeal in the entryway, study room and kitchen. To make this end, the ventilation door is installed in the kitchen which allows the air to circulate in the space. As for the lighting, to light up every corner of the space, not only the grille screen is set at the entryway, but the study room is divided with glass wall. By doing so, the space seems to be bigger and the sunlight is able to be introduced from living room to dining room.



For the clients’ health and safety, the design process follows the Green Design standards. That is, in every design stage, the designer needs to precisely calculate the energy efficiency of every electric appliances and lighting. The effusion rate of TVOC in coating is calculated as well. Moreover, providing a worker-friendly construction environment is unneglectable and important. For example, the air circulation in the construction environment, the collection of wood dust, sufficient safety protection, deducing the waste during the construction, and so on.



Last but not least, in order to solve the defects of the building, the hidden cabinet aside the dining table is installed to smooth the line of wall. The huge column between the kitchen and dining room is emerged with the small bar table and storage space. It not only attracts people’s attention to the bar area, but divides the space into two parts making the traffic flow to bedroom be concealed. The division of public area and private area presents a perfect attitude and conveys a charming aura.