Long Yue Lan Wan

The design inspiration of this project came from the unique geographical feature and urban characteristics of Shanghai. The designer took the color, shape and intent from the unique natural landscape, architectural style, and cultural characteristics of Shanghai, and used the design technique to show the city's charm, and adopted the rational brushwork to copy the human nature, fully showing the unique charm of Shanghai.

Walking into the reception room, as if you are walking into a scroll of painting of Song dynasty. The reception room was painted in premium gray and Buddhist brown, making the whole space background look like a classic painting scroll. The sofa and wall were dotted with emerald and dark green, just like the finishing touch with precious lapis lazuli pigment, which not only revealed the elegant and noble temperament, but also adds elegant and Confucianist style. In terms of accessory details, the veneer is mainly made of brass and marble. The bright metal color is like gold painting, and the high-grade marble pattern is like jade, which further creates a high-end texture.

The division of the restaurant and the reception room is very ingenious. The designer used the dark color walls and floor tiles with similar colors to extend the restaurant area to the kitchen, making the different fields both independent and connected with each other, taking into account the visual independence and the overall quality of life. In the dining area, the elements of branches, returning swallow, mountains and other elements are mixed into a painting, which set off the romantic scene of swallows returning to their nests, making the dining atmosphere more warm and comfortable, and emphasizing the spirit meaning of "home" to every member.

The overall color of the bedroom is simple and elegant. The designer gave people a soft and quiet impression through light elegant colors and simple and unobtrusive skin texture. In order to better satisfy the living preferences of different family members, the details and aesthetic design of each room were unique.