When we saw the homeowner produce a colorful watercolor painting, painted in pink, green, and blue in traditional ink black, with his hands raised and legs, we felt that this homeowner who worked “rationally” had an unusual “emotional” character.

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The left and right hemispheres of a brain, each with different functions, from the left brain that studies logic and pursues theory to the sensory right brain, which is difficult to explain with common sense, reason and emotion coexist, but it seems a little off. When the homeowner brought out his collection, a mountain mural, a metal dragon, and talked about his favorite ritual feelings, we thought that his left brain must always be able to keep up with the sensual waters that occasionally overflow in his right brain. Looking at this classic landscape of mountains at a glance, with a soft touch, a poetic style, but with a simple use of cute and colorful colors, let us realize that this is perhaps the inner world of the house.

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Inspired by this, the designer created a space for the homeowner to feel like stepping on a boat, riding a raft, and letting life begin with “ritual.” Hou Xiaoyin once said, “There are many pictures of happiness in life that have no name or significance, but they do not linger in my heart.” No matter how small and small they are to the bystanders, designers want life to be given ceremony in the design, and every little thing has its meaning in an instant, and these trifles and fragments can become the “lightning rod” in the homeowner's life. When you jump up one or two flights of stairs, bend your knees and kneel on your knees, your mind gradually calms and calms as your body moves, your legs feel the texture of the woven mat, the warmth that warms as you overlap the skin, and the organ curtain under the remote control lights up and everything is ready. Whether it's work to read, to relax, to sit, to lie down, to lie down, everything becomes a solemn ritual because of this step.

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Sometimes our attitude to life does not need to be too solemn and strict, and our ritual is to feel the atmosphere. The room starts with a wall painting, walks smoothly through the water, leaves ripples after passing. A sofa with no fixed cushions widens the view of the stream, makes it smoother and more accessible to your liking. Around it is a traditional sun-patterned checkered table, but neatly aligned with two so-called lines, it looks like it Circles and runes are just a mirage of illusion. When visitors are still a bit confused and thinking about it, the wire basket hanging from the top of the head evokes the opposite feeling. However, the ancient totems and elegant shapes, modern materials and weaving techniques, are the same through the designer's ingenuity In the frequency, collide the rules, select “Rebellious language in conversation with space”. Open the entrance gate, a relay station when wandering through the space. Start with the first line of food, move on to the private bedroom, or turn around to the room. A large piece of old wood serves as a temporary “float”. The idea here is: Every time you step into the wonderland of the mountains from the world, you can remove external objects with your hands, put aside worries, rely on the naked pottery hanging on the wall of the grid, and the earthenware placed in the gazebos and rooms. Kan Kun.

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The two doors are in direct opposition, one step, two steps, come to the front of the door, one level, two levels, push the door with both hands, and the ritual surrounds the space again. During the whole process, the simple atmosphere that can be felt secretly, is oriental, Zen-like, with a touch of Japanese phrasing. From wardrobe doors and hardware handles, everything is interconnected by traditional craftsmanship, so that everything is not just the surface, but also deep into the bone, all reflected in the plastered walls. And so smooth and soft is the luster of the mineral crystal, which faded when it faded.
Beauty pervades the space; beauty, permeates the atmosphere. When you look at the light of Shikoku, touch the heart of Penghbai.
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Project Information:
Design Director: Zhu Zhi
Project Director: Ming-Feng Chen
Project Team: Tian Tian Kian, Huang Xuanxuan
Spatial Photography: Zhouzzi
Beatrix Design Bichuan Design Office:
Founded in Taipei in 2008, Bichuan Design Bureau is headed by Chen Mingfeng Nomas, an interior design background, and Jozzi Angelo, an architectural background, and established a branch office in Shanghai in 2019.
We focus on high-end and sophisticated spatial design, covering the design of residential and commercial spaces and comprehensive project management to ensure construction quality. At the same time, we excel at brand planning, focusing on design and user interaction experiences in commercial spaces, providing the best spatial design solutions for brands; in residential design, we tell each client's own story in architectural language and tailor a unique space for them.
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