Crystalline waves

The project has a rare and precious view of the sunset glittering over the salt flats and the shadowy beauty of the trees and forests. The design of this project attempts to carry the beauty of the outdoor landscape into the interior space. In the open public area, the artwork on the wall is "shimmering", and the irregular layers of folded and bendable fabrics are used to break the flatness of the space by using color, light and shadow, and touch, etc. The "folds" are likened to an innovative and diverse potential by philosopher Deleuze to start the prelude to this space, and echo the geometric circular arrangement of the space and the symmetry of the neoclassical lines.

International Klein Blue (IKB) was chosen as the color palette for the space as an extension of the concept. The composition of this color is based on Utramarine pigment. During the Renaissance, ultramarine was considered a precious pigment and was obtained by grinding the powder of a precious lapis lazuli. Therefore, by drawing on the noble and rare qualities of Klein Blue, and through the perfect combination of other colors, materials and proportions, a luxurious yet humane home is created.