LONGFOR · Shunshan Mansion 159 Quadrangle

This residential interior design project centers on the concept of " Hometown is where heart is," rejecting external notions of perfection in favor of creating a warm, inviting environment where residents feel a true sense of belonging.

The overall color palette is dominated by calm and restrained neutral tones, establishing a space that is both simple and elegant. The design team adhered to minimalist principles, using only a few sculptures, books, and vases to decorate the space, preventing any sense of clutter. A touch of vitality is added with a few natural plants and playful elements like a dotted rug.

The living room, as the heart of the home, embraces a clean and pared-down aesthetic. A large marble wall with its natural veining serves as the visual focal point, highlighting the luxurious feel of the space. This is complemented by dark wooden panels, which contrast with the coolness of the marble and add warmth and a sense of nature. The furniture combines the sleek lines of leather with the softness of fabric, creating a harmonious interplay of textures.

Each bedroom is designed with the unique needs of its occupant in mind, ensuring diverse and personalized spaces for rest. The elderly room continues a Zen-inspired theme, blending simple and unsophisticated and modern elements to create a peaceful and calming retreat. The boy's room is characterized by clean lines and deep hues, offering a modern yet dignified feel, while the girl's room uses soft tones and a functional layout, balancing elegance with comfort.