Shek Hau Wan is a minimalist villa located in Suzhou.

Throw in the lush decor, return to the essence of the design, the regularity of the space sought, the mystery of human life is hidden in the details of the design. Wood and white intersect with elegance and tenderness in the space, bringing a more serene atmosphere, and a small amount of furniture compliments the beauty of the space. The project breaks away from its traditional reliance on decorative items and focuses on durable natural materials such as marble, wood and metal. This focus underscores the home's commitment to longevity and contrasts with ephemeral design and decor trends. Emphasizing functionality, the importance of sustainable materials, and the integration of natural light and airflow through the spirit of “less is more”, creates a home that is a testament to purpose design and simplicity.
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The owners' preference for neutral color schemes led to a design strategy of adding depth and personality while remaining serene. The white kitchen presents a simple and tidy side, while the wooden restaurant brings together the warmth of the meal, giving life endless warmth and happiness. We do not consider the two-level layout of the regular space, but we want to have a full elevated part of the space, since the sun and the view require a passage. No matter where you stand, the view in front of you is transparent and bright, so you can interact with the sun and feel the warmth of the air flow anytime, anywhere.
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In the bedroom, the designer used wood and white colors to shape the overall feel of the space, and the warmth outside the window softens the warmth of the interior, making life more comfortable. Features: the TV cabinet and the bookcase form a natural partition with the back and back, separating the bedroom into two areas, and the study comes to life quietly. The basement is dedicated to entertaining and relaxing, with about 35 friends watching, and the lazy sofas bring coziness and comfort unique to this place. “A moment of serenity forages for poetry, without poetry is uninhabited” balances the power of time, space, and light between comfort and drama, creating a space that is not only visually appealing but conducive to memories and supports family growth.
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Project Information
Project Name: TAIYI DESIGN | 420m² Suzhou Minimalist Modern Art Space
Design company: Suzhou Taiyi Interior Design Co., Ltd
Completion year: 2024.2
Building Size: 420m²
Project Location：Shihu Wan Villa Suzhou
Budget: 250w
Project Product: Napa Pi Tofu Block Sofa, Wooden Exterior, Oven: BOSCH, Smoke Oven Combination: Fotile
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