Quiet Home, Immersion
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I believe that there is an emotional building, the life of the “building” is indeed his beauty, which is very important for humanity.

If there are many solutions to a problem, the one that conveys beauty and emotion to users is indeed architecture. — Louis Balagan
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The gears of time move through the flow of night and day, keeping designers at the mercy of life's traces over the years. Designers have designed countless homes for busy urban people, and high-quality custom pieces give people pure spiritual irrigation. So, what kind of home do designers design for themselves? People who live in a bustling city stand in the midst of the hustle and bustle of people. It's as if we were so alike, and we all had different lives, but lost each other's arms. Despite living a diverse life, returning to each living space to clean lead is your true self.

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If the building is the individual of the city, the interior space is a mapping of the interior of the designer. The designers divided the spatial functions into different materials, which are relatively independent and perfectly combined, giving the whole interior space a calm atmosphere and rustic nature. The sofa background wall is dark wood, and the warm afternoon sun sprinkles through the windows, giving the walls a gentle texture. The ink-painted screen with the afterglow of the sunset has a different sensory balance and a hint of warmth throughout the darkened space, giving the perfect interpretation of the gentle interior in the image of the city's indifferent image.

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The choice of materials throughout the space follows the harmony of function and harmony. The microcement texture of the ceiling is full of muted energy, the dark gray tiles, the textured wooden background walls, and the white painted TV cabinets are all independent yet form the overall feel of the picture. The spatial format is harmoniously balanced, using a simple, regrouping design approach to the space, as if you can see time passing silently, returning to the original purity of life. The dining table is a large block of rock, integrated with the countertop of the open kitchen, which combines with each other, but each carries different functions. The functions of laughing gnomes and diesel salt seem to be independent of each other, but dependent on each other. The height-adjustable leather lamps reflect the splendor of the restaurant, the copper-colored steel panels in the restaurant and the landscape paintings in the living room are like mottled warm notes of time, so that the residents' dreams and lives coexist.
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Quiet Space

The essence of the bedroom is the possession of spirit and will, leaving plenty of space empty, giving one a sense of calm and tranquility, removing the buzz of the bustle of the city, returning to reality, leaving the body and mind properly emptied during rest, leaving some space for the period of blindness. The bay window makes a whole wood finish drawer countertop, perfect for storage function and material matching, form-following function. It preserves undisturbed creative space, enriches features while enhancing the beauty of living. The horizontal design, the design method is concise and expressive, while perfectly encapsulating the beamed effect of the ceiling through the sloping roof, creating a comfortable aesthetic experience and a strong artistic atmosphere. The wooden wall panel and the desk are integrated. The spatial functions are well woven and independent, while natural light and shadow quietly describe the texture of the material.

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Children's rooms are fully equipped with limited space. A wide writing table for children depicts a blueprint for the future. The natural light of the window shines on the wooden countertop, and the simple, atmospheric design is ergonomic. The tatami in the wood finish is unified with the wall panel and the overall material of the table, the rounded design of the corners, the stable texture of the wood finish, and the safe filter for the children's room is added. The bathroom is designed with enough storage space, a simple marble material, which gives one a sense of space with a simple atmosphere, and mirrors extend the transparency of the created space. Each piece is carefully sculpted by the designer, gradually depicting a stylishly simple, quiet and rustic picture.
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Project Information
Project Name｜Spring Water Champs
Project Location｜Shenzhen, China
Interior Design｜Kyoko Ni
Design Director｜Li Tao
Project Photography｜Tai Bin
SOME BRANDS｜WHYGARDEN, FLOS, LUMINA DAPHINE
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