Weaver Space Design | 36 Floor, Huzhou Parent's House

In August, Shanghai's cold heat is still unnerving, but the hometown is still blowing a gentle evening breeze. The house of the parents did not opt for a modern minimalist style as it used to be, but instead opted for a relaxed retro South Sea style. The useful area of the house is 120 ㎡, usually only he and his own are at home, plus there are only three non-removable load-bearing pillars in the room. He quickly changed the original four rooms into two rooms, opening the space as much as possible and giving it to the communal area. The rattan elements visible at the entrance set the tone of the South Sea breeze. It combines a compartmentalization with rainbow glass, combined with industrial-style edges in dark tones, to create an unexpected sense of harmony. Then, with a set of side cabinets along the wall, the entrance hallway is at the right spatial scale, giving the little thing home a more ceremonial feel, while bringing a touch of privacy and functionality.

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The corrugated light rail is not pre-buried and directly faces the ceiling, which has an artistic finish, creating a touch of industrial toughness. The view transitions to the dining room, taking in the panorama, like a magical time corridor. At the turning point of space, the guardian god Aruka adds a lively footnote to the originally quiet space. At the end of the corridor, the black blinds of the kitchen are speckled with light, filtering out a quiet time, as we expect from home, peace and comfort. Nomon's Pandora Wall Clock grows from an immutable load-bearing column and is simple and sophisticated.

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The open-plan dining kitchen design offers film-like visual enjoyment with a large area of artsy lacquer white finish. THE IRREPLACEABLE PILLARS AND THE FIREPLACE, THE NAKASHIMA AND THE DINING TABLE WEAVE TOGETHER A VISUALLY PERVASIVE STRUCTURE THAT NOT ONLY MAKES THE PILLAR NATURALLY TRANSFORM INTO A SPACE, BUT ALSO MAKES THE TABLE+NAKAJIMA THAT WAS ORIGINALLY NEEDED AS A FAMILY EVEN MORE LEVELED. Shimagata's chef design, surrounded by Nakajima Island and restaurants, forms the first line of movement in the district, making the space smoother and more open. Parents can also look after each other and accompany each other on their own days at home.

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The open kitchen forms a 6-meter-long operating countertop, with standard kitchen appliances reserved for water level embedded in cabinets. Commonly used kitchen appliances are preferred to look good, straight out, and at the same time do not affect lighting, but also bring some aesthetic pleasure to the space. Chickory checkered tiles, understated and romantic, act as the soul of the Southern Ocean, bringing a stylish retro touch to the space, making the space more flexible. IKEA'S METAL CHANDELIER, USED AT THE END OF THIS INDUSTRIAL WIND RAIL THAT EXTENDS FROM THE GABLE, IS LIKE TWO ENDPOINTS, AND NATURALLY FORMS A TWIST OF SPACE. THE LIVING ROOM IS ADJACENT TO THE OPEN KITCHEN, FORMING THE LAZIEST CORNER OF THE WHOLE ROOM. LIGNE ROSET'S SPACIOUS WHITE FABRIC SOFA IS A HEART-RENDING, MOVABLE BACKREST THAT MOVES AS YOU LIKE, AND PEOPLE ARE COMFORTABLE IN THE SOFA. Walnut wood side cabinet, which softens the space in dark tones for a moment, places some souvenirs, coffee machines, plastic... form a zakka corner in the house, where it is all very healing on weekdays. The sofa against the wall in front of the floor-to-ceiling windows leaves the corridor white and allows the sun and air to flow naturally. When the blinds are closed, the surrounding space is bright but not so bright, and the whole district presents a warm, calm atmosphere.

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Handmade carpets with heavy gold bring the atmosphere of the living room to an orgasm, with beautiful feet and flowers, not only a great prospect when shooting, but also makes the space look even more luxurious. The wallpaper brings back the coffee table, and the green frame looks very impressive in the space of dark tones. The ceiling, painted with art paint, extends around the living room's activity area, maintaining maximum height in the central hall, while the dark green top and plaster lines give the space a retro meaning. The second load-bearing pillar of the disassembled bathroom leaves the space. The location that connects the original space and the living room was made into a floor, with light strips embedded below, giving the space a sense of levitation. The stepped details added in the corners are a tribute to Carlo Scapa. A 15cm cushion is provided on the floor at your fingertips, making it a separate lounging area. The second line of movement in the district extends along sofas and load-bearing columns. The floor cabinet is made along one side of the wall, and the wicker cabinet doors form a screen-like design in the space, so that the storage room and the living room are in the same space, but do not interfere with each other in sight.

At the edge of the wall, a projection cloth is hidden, and at night, you can sit in the dining area to watch a movie. Combining the third load-bearing pillar of the district, we make a stainless steel structure, half-wall design that both meets the needs of parents watching TV and does not block the view of the district. The brass-textured stainless steel is attached to the central column for a penetrating visual effect. There are also some metal dot devices hanging on both sides of the load-bearing column, or a stylish retro sign phone that surprises in every detail. The washstand in the bathroom of the American restaurant of the 80s and 90s, simple and retro with nothing superfluous. In the shower area, choose a fresher and more airy wall of black and white tiles for partial tiling, so that the space feels retro and does not create visual clutter.

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Both bedrooms are secluded, and the black invisible door to my dad's room is separated by brass elephant handles from mine. From their room, you can see the fireplace embedded in Nakajima and the wine water area in the hallway between the TV wall and the loggia. The parents' room is a simple black and white color scheme with warm white cabinet doors plus black lines, and the ceiling has no colored plaster lines, filling the space with a retro vibe. The chandelier of the bed Maison Dada, until now, is still very textured. The small balcony and the bedroom are separated by thousand-bird checkered blackout curtains, are interdependent and relatively independent. The black blinds provide an excellent texture to the light reflection of the entire space. Floor tiles are the most outgoing and lively in the entire space, and they are still black and white in color. Put on a recliner and you can stay all day. Dulton's chest of drawers with a silent table lamp, plus a few bottles of whiskey, has the taste of outdoor luxury.

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On the other side of the balcony, the shutters bring the mini home area into which they incorporate a touch of the South Atlantic elements and maintain the atmosphere of the space. My own bedroom wardrobe also chose wicker elements to highlight the theme of the whole house. The background wall opposite the bed is an illustration of the theme of FF's IP Aroka, the pilot ornament is directly on the wall, freedom.
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Around the corner of my eyes, the leaves have fallen completely. Winter is coming soon, and on a busy day, we want to bring you this “extreme wind” space, so that the spaces in our lives grow the way we love, neutralize all bad emotions and bring a touch of happiness to life.

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