Symphonic Grandeur

The large outdoor terrace attached to the nearly 1,000m2 roughcast house is the theme feature and challenge of this case. The designer takes the European aristocratic garden as the source of inspiration, incorporating the scenes such as luxurious living room, outdoor leisure space, large banquets, and buffet parties.



Based on the banquet scene of the ancient European palace, the modern design techniques such as intelligent technology, fashion function, and craft aesthetics are integrated to reinterpret the luxurious living situation of the royal and noble families. The interior layout derives the symmetrical axis from the center of the living room and the dining room, so that the independent field functions can penetrate and open to each other, and reproduce and extend the visual height in the virtual quadrant of mirror. In order to endow with the aura and style of noble house, the essence of Art Deco and neo-Baroque is integrated. The order is constructed by black and white marble, with titanium metal and rosy crystal lighting, to interweave rich material elements into a splendid symphony. The large outdoor terrace derived from the original building is placed with the stage water curtain, pavilion seating, and lightbox bar counter to meet the function of social banquet and daily rest.