The forests never swear by the four seasons and wither away.

The ocean does not need to make a commitment to the sand, but to meet the benefits.

Words should be discarded,

Between you and me, there is only pure silence, and existence.

—— Jian Hui

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“Clear wind, mist, and willow” are the three most famous sights in Guling. People lived here during the business week. From 1885 to the beginning of New China, Guling attracted many foreigners to Banyan for its beautiful scenery and pleasant climate. Through the joint development of locals and large numbers of foreigners, Guling has fostered the unique culture of Guling, which is integrated between China and the West. The case is located in Guling Resort, surrounded by mountains, with mist floating from the mountains. Living in the fragmented greenery of big cities for a long time, “wilderness” and the nature behind it seems to have become a distant concept in the past. Owners and designers have an inexhaustible desire for a pure rustic life, and a longing for nature. So this time, let's get back to the sense of belonging to the “wilderness.”

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A cluster of buildings rooted in a mountain forest, focusing on mountain views and nature, uses a large amount of wood backgrounds and artful paint with earthy touches to give the space a textural undertone. Penetrates the walls in space in a compositional way, allowing the vision to pass through the gaps like a haze to the back of the unknown. The cotton-linen sofas and the furniture with the aesthetics of the years enhance comfort, while creating a sense of tranquility also permeate the space. Always love something like flying snow, light rain, and a long winter's hearth. Thus, the space opens up, and the conversation between the creator and the forest will also guarantee privacy while weakening the indoor-outdoor space, trying to create a comfortable, free and open vacation space.

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Perhaps it is the roughness of the wood, the clash of the colors of the furniture, the encounter of artistic decoration, the creativeness of the passage of time, creating this warm space full of years and roughness.
Independent music rooms, nostalgic vinyl records, long memories of the past, this moment uniformly ringing in the ear.
I sat by the window, watching the silken moonlight illuminating the forest, and I sat by the window, knowing that this was no accident.

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Till the present

After nature gave me an unexpected touch

I'll still be moved.

Weng Sui Chuen Yong

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Project Information
Project Name: A Sense of Belonging in the Wilderness
Interior Design: Chen Hui Chen Mengting | Ten Top Design
Soft Design: Liao Xiaoyan | Ten Top Design
Construction unit: Fitte Engineering
Project Location: Fujian, China
Photographer: Li Di
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