Anhui
Chief Designer of Chuanhao
Design concept:
As the number of years in the industry increases, the styles range from Nordic, modern, to Chinese, light luxury and other different style fields. Even if they have the same apartment type, they will have a variety of particularly exciting design plans. I call this design advancement, just like human growth, with the continuous expansion and extension of design thinking, the design plan becomes more full and full of personality characteristics. This is the special blessing given by time. Therefore, we are more willing to do personality matching, which is more respect for the profession.
"Reading thousands of books is not as good as traveling thousands of miles", a transnational cultural exploration journey, a design that spans time, measuring the prosperous world with footsteps, opening up the revelation of craftsman spirit, and encountering the ancient oriental design inheritance. In October, Oceano Casaro went on a design tour around the world, from Osaka to Kyoto, Nara, and Tokyo, to fully understand the oriental design culture and fully experience the cultural atmosphere of Japanese society.
During the study tour, Oceano Casaro Study Tour conducted an interview with An Hui, a designer who participated in this study tour project:
[Casaro Study Tour]:Is there any itinerary or studio on this trip that particularly impressed you?
[Anhui]: What impressed me most about this study tour in Japan was the Japanese machiya project renovated by Mr. Seiichiro Takeuchi. In addition to understanding the pure Japanese style, we have been impressed by the attention and control of details by Japanese designers countless times. Both Mr. Takeuchi Seiichiro and Ms. Kosugi Yoko are very concerned about the impact of the original environment on the design. We pay attention to how to retain the original building or the surrounding cultural atmosphere, and then optimize the design according to the actual needs of the customer. In addition, throughout the study tour, I felt the Japanese people's concern for environmental protection and reuse of resources.
The study tour group studied machiya renovation with the famous Japanese designer Seiichiro Takeuchi
[Casaro Study Tour]:What do you think we can learn from Japanese architecture or industrial design?
[Anhui]: Japan is a country that is awe-inspiring in its rigor and meticulousness in production, design and manufacturing. The craftsmanship of Japanese interior craftsmen is really careful and thoughtful. But what impressed me the most was the cleanliness of the air and ground in Japan. I heard that in addition to the quality of the people, it was also due to the different clay materials used on the ground. I think Japan’s preservation of traditional culture is worth learning from.
[Casaro Study Tour]:Where does the design inspiration for your works come from? How can you keep yourself constantly inspired by design?
[Anhui]: The basic source of design inspiration for my works is communication with customers. I will treat them like friends, carefully understanding their personality, hobbies, work experience, etc., and then give relevant suggestions, such as which style and design decoration is more suitable for their family situation. I think: Home should not be limited by the so-called style! Only when there is someone to live in, have a home to have, and have love is there the true meaning of design. Therefore, I think that the so-called "inspiration" is not only continuous learning, but also more communication.
A "Xi" residence, insight into the inspiration of "home"
In terms of life, the living space takes up most of the time. Immersed here, contemporary people are no longer simply satisfied with peace and comfort. "Home" has also become an important carrier of self-aesthetic expression. People, space and art blend and pull each other to create an ideal life.
This residence of Landmark Shuangxi integrates art and humanistic sentiments into the space, showing the owner's living style from different dimensions, and also sets a template for contemporary large-square-foot home spaces.
In this residence, the first floor is an empty living room. The space is transparent and absorbs natural light, bringing light and shadow together. There is a unique teahouse view on the first floor, as well as an interesting parent-child interaction area, piano area and living room. Each family member has his or her own independent and private space.
The elegant living room adopts minimalist metal texture as the main theme. The Eastern dialectical philosophy of "less is gained, more is confused" is the inner charm, making people feel the elegant and grand space aura when they enter the door. Integrating the owner's preferences, Morandi gray is used to establish a soft and comfortable tone, while simultaneously conveying elegant and luxurious feelings through elements such as warm curved lines, metal lighting and artistic linear works, rubbing warmth and family affection into every corner of the space, accompanying the owner Start a new story.
From the moment you enter the entrance hall, the wood-like floor spreads a sense of elegance and warmth. The wooden floor is laid diagonally, as if playing a game with the interior. It is "naughty" and has its own rules, adding to the space. A little personality.
In view of the restriction on the clear height of the floor, the chandeliers that would occupy the depth of the ceiling were abandoned and built-in lamps were used to make up for the lack of light sources. Metal chandeliers and wall lamps were simultaneously added to add an exotic atmosphere, and the metallic luster was also used to enhance the visual sense. Warmth and light luxury.
Through the stairwell, the piano area, living room, parent-child interaction area and tea room are open and intertwined, allowing families to have a comfortable space for interaction and activities. The overall tone is consistent with the living room, with soft tones. The designer chose the simplest materials for minimalist decoration. Gray floor tiles, white walls, and light-colored wooden materials jointly build the texture of the space. Let the residents feel the most simple space expression.
The Chinese-style round arch connects the courtyard and the tea room, with a "porcelain full moon" hanging and built-in lights giving the entire space a more linear feel. Wooden decorative cabinets are used to store books and ornaments. One tea, one world, one taste, one life. The scenery outside the arch turns into a painting on the facade. As time goes by and the seasons change, in the elegant and simple teahouse, you can drink tea and chat with your family and friends, and share the beautiful scene of life brought by the natural greenery outside the window.
(This article is provided by the enterprise)
