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Huangyan Ming Villa Model Room
Taizhou, China
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Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2024
SIZE
0 sqft - 1000 sqft
Across cultures and eras, moderation stands as cosmic principle and life’s quiet revelation.
WJ STUDIO, renowned for its innovative approach to interior design, presents its latest project: a 290-square-meter villa model room nestled at the base of Fang Mountain in Huangyan, Taizhou. Embracing the philosophy of "moderation," this design transcends mere aesthetics, offering a harmonious blend of space, light, and nature.
01
Fangshan Dialogues: Design of Moderation
Architecture is frozen music.
-- Goethe
Upon entering the living room from the foyer, occupants are greeted by a panoramic 270° view through expansive L-shaped floor-to-ceiling windows, establishing a seamless connection between the interior and the surrounding landscape. This design choice not only maximizes natural light but also integrates the beauty of nature into daily life.
Understanding the living room as the central hub of family activities, the designers have curated a versatile space capable of accommodating various functions. The seating arrangement is both thoughtful and adaptable:
Multisectional Sofa: Reflecting Hemingway's sentiment that "Paris is a movable feast," this sofa serves as a cozy gathering spot for family members to relax and connect.
Single Armchairs: Inspired by Mu Xin's notion that "the past days were slow, with slow cars, horses, and mail," these chairs provide intimate spaces for tea and conversation with close friends.
Two-Seater Sofa: Paired with other seating elements in a circular layout, it enhances warmth and togetherness during gatherings with family and friends.
A striking red chair serves as the room's focal point, embodying the owner's personal vision. Its presence adds a dynamic touch to the space, inviting interaction and engagement.
Red is its own language, a reflection of Dali’s color philosophy. The red chair symbolizes desire, while the black table embodies reason. When fingertips turn the pages of a book, the space between them becomes an imprint of the owner's spirit—passionate yet restrained, full yet clear.
Beyond the vibrant red accents, the designers have incorporated subtle touches of red copper throughout the living area. This metallic hue adds warmth and depth, creating a sense of timelessness and sophistication.
The interplay of copper-red and light brown tones in the morning evokes the rich aroma of coffee, while the blend of beige and gold under the midday sun resembles the lazy melodies of old records. As evening falls, dark frames gently enclose the warmth of the room, akin to tying a ribbon around the day's stories.
The living room serves as a canvas for daily life, with each design element contributing to a rich and evolving narrative.
Embracing the philosophy that "true eternity lies not in perfect forms but in the gentle folds of life's unfolding," the designers have employed restraint and simplicity, allowing the space to breathe and tell its own story.
Here, the passage of time is evident in the subtle traces on the walls, and the essence of design recedes, allowing life to flourish naturally.
02
Quiet Lexicon: Luxury as Atmosphere
A house is a machine for living in.
-- Le Corbusier
A corridor extends like a time tunnel, gently separating the lively public areas from the serene private spaces. The transition from the warmth of the living room to the whispers of the bedroom is seamless, offering a balanced blend of activity and tranquility.
The master bedroom features sophisticated gray walls, reminiscent of the gentle embrace of twilight. Colors flowing from the living room—copper warmth, deep black, and clear white—intermingle, creating a harmonious and restful environment.
This space serves as a sanctuary from the urban hustle, offering a retreat where one can shed societal roles and reconnect with inner softness.
True luxury lies in having a space where your soul can run free. Here, every weary urban traveler can shed the outer layers of societal expectation and return to their most authentic, tender self.
The girl's room is a dreamy space, painted in misty gray with touches of burgundy, akin to a blooming rose in morning fog. Curved furniture and imaginative decor invite exploration and creativity.
In the boy's room, abstract designs in dark green and natural wood tones foster a sense of mystery and warmth, providing a canvas for youthful imagination.
Project Info
Huangyan Ming Villa Model Room
Location: Taizhou, Zhejiang
Complete: December 2024
Typology: Living/Model Room
Client: Bluetown
Interior Design: WJ STUDIO
Principal Designer: Hu Zhile
Interior Design Team: Zheng Jie, Liu Shuxian, Yang Lilian
Decoration Design Team: Ye Zi, Lian Luolan
Photographer: Zhang Jianing
WJ STUDIO, renowned for its innovative approach to interior design, presents its latest project: a 290-square-meter villa model room nestled at the base of Fang Mountain in Huangyan, Taizhou. Embracing the philosophy of "moderation," this design transcends mere aesthetics, offering a harmonious blend of space, light, and nature.
01
Fangshan Dialogues: Design of Moderation
Architecture is frozen music.
-- Goethe
Upon entering the living room from the foyer, occupants are greeted by a panoramic 270° view through expansive L-shaped floor-to-ceiling windows, establishing a seamless connection between the interior and the surrounding landscape. This design choice not only maximizes natural light but also integrates the beauty of nature into daily life.
Understanding the living room as the central hub of family activities, the designers have curated a versatile space capable of accommodating various functions. The seating arrangement is both thoughtful and adaptable:
Multisectional Sofa: Reflecting Hemingway's sentiment that "Paris is a movable feast," this sofa serves as a cozy gathering spot for family members to relax and connect.
Single Armchairs: Inspired by Mu Xin's notion that "the past days were slow, with slow cars, horses, and mail," these chairs provide intimate spaces for tea and conversation with close friends.
Two-Seater Sofa: Paired with other seating elements in a circular layout, it enhances warmth and togetherness during gatherings with family and friends.
A striking red chair serves as the room's focal point, embodying the owner's personal vision. Its presence adds a dynamic touch to the space, inviting interaction and engagement.
Red is its own language, a reflection of Dali’s color philosophy. The red chair symbolizes desire, while the black table embodies reason. When fingertips turn the pages of a book, the space between them becomes an imprint of the owner's spirit—passionate yet restrained, full yet clear.
Beyond the vibrant red accents, the designers have incorporated subtle touches of red copper throughout the living area. This metallic hue adds warmth and depth, creating a sense of timelessness and sophistication.
The interplay of copper-red and light brown tones in the morning evokes the rich aroma of coffee, while the blend of beige and gold under the midday sun resembles the lazy melodies of old records. As evening falls, dark frames gently enclose the warmth of the room, akin to tying a ribbon around the day's stories.
The living room serves as a canvas for daily life, with each design element contributing to a rich and evolving narrative.
Embracing the philosophy that "true eternity lies not in perfect forms but in the gentle folds of life's unfolding," the designers have employed restraint and simplicity, allowing the space to breathe and tell its own story.
Here, the passage of time is evident in the subtle traces on the walls, and the essence of design recedes, allowing life to flourish naturally.
02
Quiet Lexicon: Luxury as Atmosphere
A house is a machine for living in.
-- Le Corbusier
A corridor extends like a time tunnel, gently separating the lively public areas from the serene private spaces. The transition from the warmth of the living room to the whispers of the bedroom is seamless, offering a balanced blend of activity and tranquility.
The master bedroom features sophisticated gray walls, reminiscent of the gentle embrace of twilight. Colors flowing from the living room—copper warmth, deep black, and clear white—intermingle, creating a harmonious and restful environment.
This space serves as a sanctuary from the urban hustle, offering a retreat where one can shed societal roles and reconnect with inner softness.
True luxury lies in having a space where your soul can run free. Here, every weary urban traveler can shed the outer layers of societal expectation and return to their most authentic, tender self.
The girl's room is a dreamy space, painted in misty gray with touches of burgundy, akin to a blooming rose in morning fog. Curved furniture and imaginative decor invite exploration and creativity.
In the boy's room, abstract designs in dark green and natural wood tones foster a sense of mystery and warmth, providing a canvas for youthful imagination.
Project Info
Huangyan Ming Villa Model Room
Location: Taizhou, Zhejiang
Complete: December 2024
Typology: Living/Model Room
Client: Bluetown
Interior Design: WJ STUDIO
Principal Designer: Hu Zhile
Interior Design Team: Zheng Jie, Liu Shuxian, Yang Lilian
Decoration Design Team: Ye Zi, Lian Luolan
Photographer: Zhang Jianing
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