“The noisy city is devouring our thoughts, and exquisite luxury is leading decoration to over-packaging. However, a home should serve people, be comfortable enough, humane enough, and express the layout and lifestyle of the residents. This is the state of home decoration we hope for.”
In this case, the residents have their own tastes and opinions on the aesthetics of their home space. They hope to give their home aesthetic depth and a sense of nature while pursuing comfort and quality of life. Designer Hu Jun followed the couple's ideas and built the first floor into a modern, light and luxurious home style, while the second floor is dominated by American freshness and nature.
Project information
Project name | Agarwood Valley
Address | Chengdu, Sichuan Province
Area | 400㎡
Chief Designer | Hu Jun
Main material | Mati ceramic tile
Solid wood decoration·Tucson
Soft Decoration·Meikemeijia
Photography | Dou Qiang
Brick details
Hand drawing
The designer restores the home in the owner's mind on paper through hand-drawn drawings that pay attention to color and structure. Compared with the more perfect computer-generated renderings, hand-drawn drawings are more lifelike and vital. Designer Hu Jun said, "The most emotional aspect of home design is always the abundant life."
Floor layout
Agarwood Valley renderings
In terms of outdoor and indoor design, Hu Jun uses the technique of "borrowing scenery" and uses large floor-to-ceiling windows to naturally bring the courtyard scenery indoors, so that the indoor space can also experience the wonderful experience of changing scenery as you move.
Living room
The living room on the first floor uses clear and free white to accommodate the diverse emotions of all things. Looking around at the purity and emptiness, I can't help but be attracted by the Matifa Labella series used on the background wall. The alternation of light and dark has its own elegant and charming attributes. Injecting a touch of jungle flavor into home life.
—Falabella TAD62F067PA2—
Restaurant
Calacatta white is smudged with a flexible texture like ink, washing under the feet, like ripples with every step. Let the space be set against the backdrop of pure white, eliminating the hustle and bustle of the city and adding a bit of leisurely and tranquil atmosphere and a pattern that embraces the mountains and rivers.
—Karakata White, Pupus—
Small living room
Relaxation area
In the layout of the leisure area, the designer adheres to the principles of traditional Chinese aesthetics and pays attention to square and symmetrical forms. The overall shape is simple and plain, the colors are harmonious and steady, and the blue pillows are embellished therein, which seems to add a bit of playfulness and agility in the solemnity, allowing the residents to experience the unique beauty of balance and stability.
A corner of space
Light has a pleasing beauty, and people cherish light. The sunlight passes through the large area of lake blue floor-to-ceiling windows, as if adding a soft filter, rendering all the decorations in the space.decoration. The blank wall like a canvas reflects the climbing green plants in the garden and complements the modern beauty of the interior. These exquisite details enrich the visual experience of the residents and show the owner's elegant living realm.
Designer information
— Hu Jun —
Personal Honors:
CIID China Architectural Institute Interior Design Member
Member of IAI Asia Pacific Designers Alliance
Senior Interior Architect of China Building Decoration Association
The second chairman of Chengdu Young Designers Club
2017 International Space Competition Idea-Tops Bronze Award
Second Prize in the 2014 "Lisdale Cup" Chinese Designer Competition
2014 "Top 100 Young Designers" by China Architectural Decoration Association
2013 China Indoor Space Environment Art Competition Silver Award
2010 Silver Award in the 11th Chengdu Architectural Decoration Design and Workwear Category
2010 Lisdale Cup China Design Award Silver Award
Award-winning work: "Qili Xiaoyue"
2009 Chinese Ethnic Customs Best Creative Award
Award-winning work: "Qiang Performance Hall"
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