The value of life is measured not by time, but by depth. — Lev Tolstoy
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01 LINE IN THE NATURAL

Living in the city, the designer wanted to create in this space a calm and tranquility that allows one to feel natural calm and tranquility, giving the space a relaxed, warm atmosphere and texture in subtle variations of woodwork. Try to create a space where people can “feel”, evoke emotions, and present a feeling of happiness and beauty. In space, the relationship between indoors and outdoors is vague and gentle, the two come together to give one the impression that nature interacts with space. The meandering and smooth shape and beauty of the Baxter sofa, just the right proportions, matching the tone of the space, show details that resonate with the space, and Dung Yin Architecture believes that details can convey everything.
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02 POWER OF SYNTHESIS THE POWER OF SYNTHESIS

Whether the power of self-construction, the power of common sense, or the power of nature needs to be transformed into form. It is not cement, brick and wood that shapes this form, but life itself. The synthetic power of design is an attempt to place the power of life in the depths of space. Talking about the message he wants space to convey, designer Hu Wing said: “White is indeed tantamount to impermanence, but not to exist, but to exist in anything, but we need a certain material reference and objective factor to reflect it, to make it more presentable, or visibly expressed。
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03 ORIGINAL SENSE OF TIMELESSNESS ORIGINAL SENSE OF TIMELESSNESS

Cave stones bring a pristine and natural texture, a kind of antithesis to the physical world, and an exploration of the spiritual world. The combination of natural cave stones with special metal paints coalesces in space into an original sense of timelessness, a collision of original and modern, just the right texture, filtering out redundant designs.
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04 EMOTION SPACE EMOTION SPACE

The use of large areas of woodwork, white textured lacquer and metallic paint provides a unified, austere aesthetic, and the designers support soft, soothing tones and textures, rather than splendor and visual clutter. THE “UNSATURATED” STATE OF THE INTERIOR, OVER TIME, RELATES TO EACH OTHER AMONG THE OCCUPANTS, GENERATES EMOTIONAL RESONANCE AND APPRECIATION AND RESPECT FOR LIFE. LIGHT IS CAST ON THE CREAMY DOOR PANELS, LEICHT'S SPECIAL METAL PAINT HAS A RAINBOW SHADOW-LIKE EFFECT, GIVING EACH DOOR PANEL A UNIQUE PERSONALITY AND APPEARANCE. And each panel's different textured structure gives the space an irreplaceable shape. With modular elements, HECTOR bookcases achieve any length, height and use the characteristics of hanging walls to fix the combination between the floor and the ceiling. A perfect combination of metal and glass, the column and the tray form a perfect combination of metal and glass to create a personal minimalist style.
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05 QUIET PLACE A QUIET PLACE

People need a place of seclusion, a place of solitude and silence. When you walk into a variety of surprising spaces and finally into a quiet bedroom, you feel surrounded by a meditative atmosphere, as if you have entered another spatial dimension, lying on a soft bed, the body is liberated to feel the interconnectedness of time, passion, memory and the future. Outside the window, between the contours of the Hunter Bridge, light and shadow chase each other incessantly. The addition of the Molteni&C walk-in dressing room gives the space a stronger spatial structure, reinterpreting the work from a design perspective, revealing the taste of refined living from the inside to the outside.

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Project Information
Project Name｜Guangzhou Tianluan
Project Location｜Tianhe, Guangzhou, China
Project Area｜230 ㎡
Completion Time｜2022
General Designer｜Hu Wing
DESIGN TEAM｜CHAN CHU FUNG CHEN DEYUAN
HARDWARE｜ORIGIN DONGYIN ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN
SOFT DESIGN ｜ORIGIN DONGYIN ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN
Main materials｜Wood finish, natural cave stone, tempered glass, special metal paint
Project Photography｜Wong Sai Hui
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