Ai Wei Design | 108 Floor, Grand Flat Floor, “Tsuihu Five”, Shanghai

The hidden art of the five-bedroom mansion of Cuihu Temple

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Shanghai Xintiandi, a centuries-old urban oasis surrounded by bustle, is a perfect fusion of Chinese and Western culture, showcasing creativity, fashion and freedom of the vanguard. There is also a large flat floor of a five-story private house designed by Ai Wei, which has a wing-style building overlooking Taiping Lake. Based on homeowners' love for lake-view luxury, designer Shiliang captures the curves of the lake and embodies interior design concepts to create luxury homes that coexist with modernity and quality. The entrance gate is wrapped in leather, and the ingenious openwork design with arched windows gives the small certainty of encountering the sunset sky and excellent views. Elegant floor lighting lines provide a lasting sense of home warmth, silently depicting the ideal image of modern urban living.

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With unrestrained strokes, the designer makes the curves flow wildly across the wall and the top, differentiating the levels, and overall and resonating. WALNUT PATCHWORK WITH MARBLE CRAFTSMANSHIP TO PRECISELY MATCH THE SOFTNESS OF THE MATERIAL AND THE WARM WARMTH OF THE COLOR. In addition, all the stones are treated with a matte finish, making the hazy texture more soft and attractive.

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Daniel Daviau's Pelican sculpture sits atop a coffee table, while Jean-Marie Fiori's French Bulldog stands sexily on the ground. The collections, with their unique style and vibrant presence, reveal their owners' artistic aspirations and exceptional taste, and coexist with collection, design and age. The designers also effectively integrated the living room into a personalized dressing room that provides convenience without compromising the overall smoothness and smoothness. A warm texture, a flexible form that combines aesthetics and functionality.
Smooth curves connect the scene and life in an open, connected layout, in the same rhythm.

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So-called “Crystals, Crystals”, the owners have a natural taste and love for crystals and have an infinite number of bakaras. The surface walls of the restaurant are represented by a crystal display stage, open the doors and open the doors, and the crystal sparkles with purpose, and the beauty of order. THESE ARE NOT ONLY OUTWARD OUTWARD OUTWARDS OF SUBSTANCE, BUT INWARD EXTENSIONS OF EMOTION. The restaurant features a series of marble chandeliers in the same series as the Cuihu entrance hall, guiding perception in a smooth curve. To some extent, this is both a transition from the outside to home and renders a state of freedom of relief. It is also a testament to the uniformity and continuity of the designer's focus on design terminology.

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The flexible arched walkway is guided only on one side by a strip of light at the top, and the wool-textured wallpaper is separated on both sides by a natural textured wood finish, reserving a family silhouette display area for residents. THE INVISIBLE DOOR TREATMENT ALSO BRINGS THE MIDDLE COOK QUIETLY INTO THE MIX, SIMPLE AND PURE, WITH UNLIMITED TENSION. Hard, deep wood textures intertwine with copper lines to paint the study as a microcosm of the man's spiritual world. Jean-Marie Fiori's funny animal ornaments, Daniel Daviau's delicately sculpted wild rabbit statues, Vincent Cazeneuve's “rice bag”, created using gold foil lacquer techniques, are scattered yet tightly connected, illuminating the artistic spirit in elegant tones. The bustle of the outside world is like a cloud of smoke, and focusing on the inner senses is the best consolation. The designer shed too much decor to interpret the cozy relaxation area with a simple touch of pen. The master bedroom suite is set against a light, dynamic surface bed backdrop, with a wide wraparound back bed, and is complemented by fine details and textured lighting for peace and security.

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With a modern approach, the Guardian portrays classical tones. Matte Obama-textured marble and brass mirror collide in a combination of multi-material combinations. Both beds are soaked in soft and elegant gray tones, continuing the minimalist design of the master bedroom. The walls are covered with natural fabrics, creating a soft and sturdy fortress to shelter the heart. Home is a unique container that carries the emotions and everyday life of its inhabitants and hopes for a better future. Created by the Sai Wei design team, the world's leading Ai Wei design team, a five-story flat floor of a private residence in Shanghai, focuses on the owner's personality, blends natural beauty and art collections, emphasizing spiritual return, while drawing on the historical and vibrant vibrancy of an international city, imbuing every inch of luxury and quality. A story of interaction between people and space, depicting a secluded residence by the lake.
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Project Information
Project Name｜Shanghai Huangpu Xintiandi “Five volumes of Tsuihu” grand flat floor
Project Owner｜Private Residence
Building area｜361 ㎡
Project Address｜Shanghai, China
Hardware｜Shanghai Ai Wei Design
Soft Design｜Shanghai Ai Wei Design
Designer Creator｜Sai Liang
DESIGN TEAM｜ARVI DESIGN STUDIO
Full Case Consulting Management｜Le Trus
Design time｜November 2022
Completion Time｜December 2023
Content Planning｜Get Design
Project Photography｜Zheng Yui
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