Gorgeous Glow

After analyzing the layout of this project, the designer found that its route and conditions were not suitable for residential use. Therefore, the designer used a penetrating design approach to decorate the layout and adopted natural stone and wood veneer to avoid salt air erosion. In addition, the designer decorated the space with some mirrored materials combined with the concept of Chinese design. The result is an exquisite mansion enveloped in a gorgeous glow. The designer maximized the characteristics of the materials in the space to eliminate the shortcomings of the base. Three highlights can be distinguished. 1. Install mirrored materials to enlarge the visual. For example, the tawny mirror at the entrance, the black glass on the wall behind the sofa, and the copper mirror in the middle part of the cabinet. The different materials are stacked to create the splendor of the space. Placed in the right place, they can become an extension of the scenery, which is called "borrowed scenery" in Chinese style. 2. Paste wood grain veneer to trim the beams on the ceiling. For example, in the ceiling of the restaurant, people would feel the pressure of the beams even when there were sitting down to eat. After the beams are covered with wood grain, the pressure will be visually eliminated. 3. The travertine TV wall is chosen by the client. To highlight the characteristics of travertine, the designer added bulbs in the middle of the wall and made the travertine larger than the facade to create a sense of suspension. Then the mirror is added to enhance the sense of grandeur.