PROJECT

DESCRIPTION

KOOMARK's soft outfit design for the Lvdu Suhe Yaji Villa (lower-overlapped) is a modern approach to perfectly balance the relationship between tradition and modernity in the space, creating a rare elegance and fun.
At the beginning of the solution, KOOMARK analyzed the developer's marketing positioning of the project and the design concept of the hard decoration units to determine the inheritance of the traditional oriental mood of the soft outfit design. However, KOOMARK believes that it would not be in keeping with the trend of the times to keep emphasizing the traditional presentation in the design. It is the inner spirit that matters, not the outward form. Therefore, KOOMARK has broken up and reorganized the classic symbols of the traditional oriental culture. Through the management of furniture materials and forms, and the refinement of elements in the selection of furnishings, KOOMARK transformed figuration into abstraction and back to figuration again, ultimately creating a residence where the core of traditional culture and modern design merge perfectly. On closer inspection, the modernity of this solution does not seem to have a lot of Chinese elements, but the oriental artistic concept is that “invisible and intangible beauty is just in your eyes and around your hands”.