Half of and acre of sky light looks like a piece of cloud shadow. The designer places a sizable silkworm yarn gadget at the entrance to the restaurant, which, like a cloud emerging from an ink mirror, softens the roughness of the stone. Customers can experience unlimited space for reverie with significant visual tension thanks to the overlapping and alternating lines, light, and shadow that interweave virtuality and reality, as well as black and white, throughout the entire space.
The "leaky tracery" culture has distinctive artistic qualities in Jiangnan garden architecture. "Wherever there is a view, it is like hiding from the outside," says Yuanye. The designer ensures the independence of the dining room while showcasing the supreme beauty of Chinese garden landscaping by using hollow glass bricks as a wall between the tables in the quick meal area and embellishing beautiful lanterns in the style of glass bricks.
On the side of the lobby is a tea room themed with pine. Through the emerald-green pine branches, the spot light filters onto the tea table. The sophisticated solid wood tea table has a clear texture. Customers can experience the rich antique feeling in contemporary leisure activities, immerse their spirit in the cultural and human connotation, and enjoy a deep rest at the sight of the twisting and stretching wood texture.
In order to add a unique wild interest and sense of life into the space and create a natural field with flowing light and shadow, swaying grass and trees, and surging breath, the designer uses a significant amount of raw biological materials with clear texture during the design process, including solid wood, silkworm yarn, rubble, and other natural materials that do not require necessary artificial labor. Customers can enter into mountain gardens to calm their emotions down and heal their bodies and minds in the space, without being cut off from reality in that nature and humans coexist here.