Gemtree Club

This case is modern and minimalist design style with the theme of gentleman grace. It helps people to slow down life pace and pursue a more delicate and elegant lifestyle in material abundant age.





The wine-red artistic paint is used throughout the clubhouse to create a mellow and elegant space atmosphere. Entering the entrance hall, the arc-shaped wine cabinet extending from the facade to the top is full of rhythm, just to show the brewing of each wine is full life thickness, mellow style, and unique, honorable effort. The linear light belt extends from the top to the wall. And the light flowing from the top is sharp and powerful, shaping the depth perception of the space.





The platform below the wine cabinet is connected with the stair. The design of integral hidden lamp belt enhances the sense of spatial administrative levels while dividing the space. In the internal space structure, the staircase design abandons the traditional design techniques. The cascading and staggered staircase structure enhances the sense of rhythm of the space, becomes an art structure embedded in the first and second floor which is stunning. The modern sculpture with proper lighting ornament, at the threshold of the staircase is placed on the floating table top, presenting a sense of simple luxury. Beneath the staircase, there is a small landscape of mini mountain with white sand and fantastic stones. The artistic conception of this landscape is fresh and refined, which is integrated with the tea table in the reception area.





Large transparent French Windows in the reception area eliminate the boundary between indoor space and outdoor greening, and the green street trees view becomes an extension of the interior space. In the tasting area, the furniture and soft furnishings well combine Chinese elements with the wine culture of strong European style, with simple and fluent lines, with calm wrapping color. This forms a breathtaking system with the unique view of wine.





The wooden grating partition, with the dense and orderly square blocks, becomes the boundary dividing the reception area and wine tasting area.