Located on the south bank of Hangzhou Qiantang river, Ginseng Hui is the only block with five major views of “Mountain, Water, Tower, Bridge, City”, and adjacent to the Liuhe Tower, Jiuxi, and West Lake Scenic Area. In creating this project space, the designers did not want to step on popular nodes, but based on the life status and inner desire of the owner, away from the vocal horses, maintain a subtle sense of beauty in the heart, maintain independence and independence, softness and shape are the right combination of benefits, reduce The most real state of life for the owner.

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Entrance materials replace all glossy surfaces with matte finish, creating a hazy and elegant atmosphere. A whole block of old Indonesian teak wood sits as a pediment, setting a rustic base for the whole space. The purpose of the logs is to conceal the luxury, to make one reflect on the tranquility of its surroundings, to give the residence a touch of elegance. The wood on the walls retains its pristine state, and the specks of the exterior depict a striking beauty of time. The view turned to the other side and the field of vision suddenly opened brightly. The large living room is set in open mode and serves as a common area for the whole family. It has a versatile, versatile combination for even more ease. The warmth of the Edra beige sofa fills the space like sunshine, instantly dispelling all worries and sorrows. THE PERFECT BLEND OF BEIGE AND WOOD CREATES A GENTLE AND ROMANTIC ATMOSPHERE THAT REVEALS A FREE-LIVING ATTITUDE.

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In the corners, swaying greenery infuses the space with vigor and vitality. Vintage wooden small tables, secondhand armchairs, wooden bookshelves and art ornaments, these simple elements are enough to make a cozy corner. Large areas of gray give the space a warm texture through a solid wood lining, and individual furniture (Brionvega vintage smile robot sound, Eternit fiber cement coffee table, Herbst antique wood stools, ClockClock jumping fingertip digital clock) becomes the accent color of the space. The living room, the restaurant, the bar counter, all become the scene of each other, the scene of life seems to become cozy and wonderful here. Designers focus on the order relationships in the arrangement of areas, each selected item is taken into account, and the furniture is often chosen as second-hand furniture. It embodies the owner's attitude to life and adapts to changes in the environment.

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Discard industrial products in the selection of decorations, opt for handmade products, preserving the original texture of the materials while giving them unique styles and textures by hand, and giving the environment space more stories to tell, so that the owners have a more free and peaceful living experience. At the end of the restaurant, the scale, rhythm, materials and colors all correspond to the overall atmosphere of the space, transforming the atmosphere and harmony, and the space becomes the real place of life. The mantis lamp, the monk chair, the Chandigarh chair, the Swedish teak high cabinet, Pastoe's trolley, each seems to be a perfect fit for the space, like the scene in the picture. Extending over a large area, the soft curtain swayed gently, hiding the room's biggest secret behind it. The large floor-to-ceiling windows offer a wide view of the river, creating the visual sensation of “floating” on the river, but the river view is far away.

In good weather, when the sun falls on the house, it becomes the perfect resting place for owners to find inner peace in the face of the open view in their busy lives. The 4-meter-long monopod bar and Vitra bar stools make you feel the urge to have a drink here. Every time the sunset falls on a dreamy orange river, the picture is simply too romantic. A tea room where you can see the water from the mountain, the window designer of the tea room intends to make the window design grow into a strip that looks like a long scroll in the distance. It is a state of mind of oriental Zen. It is a state of mind in oriental Zen. In leisure time, smelling the spices, cooking time, talking with the mountains, it is a slow exercise.
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The master bedroom is also the best place to view the Qian Tong River and the Liuwa Tower. The large glass walls on both sides make the bedroom clear and bright. Pull the curtains open early in the morning, and the sun fills the space, awakening the whole day to life. Wood, flax and these elements further accentuate the natural feeling of the original ecology. The daughter's room is also dominated by low saturation apricot and wood colors. This simple but not so complex element is superimposed, using light as the main protagonist of the space, to bring out a calm and warm color of this natural color.
Beauty does not exist in objects, but between the ripples and darkness of the shadows produced by objects and objects. It is also the nature and timelessness that the design wants to promote, lighten and soften the spiritual burden of living in the city, making the home an ideal place.
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Project Information
Project Name｜Hangzhou Ginseng Hui
Project Address｜Hangzhou, China
Project area｜400 ㎡
Design Units｜Yang Chun Design Firm
Design Content｜Full Case Design
Design Team｜Yang Jun, Sun Bo
Some brands｜Solife Home, Linepark Home, Sensory Flooring, Sapatin Art Paint
Project Photography｜Yamatsu/Hanmo Visual
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