Find Rest O My Soul

Wassily Kandinsky, a Russian painter and art theorist often credited as one of the pioneers of abstraction in western art, believes that concerning the spiritual in art is a metaphysical tract beyond compare in the history of the visual arts. Likewise, the interior design is not only a construction of a shelter but also a haven for the soul to be liberated in a boundless spiritual world. In view of the fact that the owner of this project is battling in a highly competitive business world in his daily life, and he also works in a highly-intense and fast-changing business environment, all the details of this design project only seek to create an exclusive paradise that satisfies the longing of the soul. The entrance door is perfect for shutting out the hustle and bustle. The abstract painting in red and black organic shapes, created by Czech visual artists, activates spiritual liberation. The open and ample space with a low-color off-white base conveys an elegant and subdued atmosphere. In the open layout, the lighting configuration extends from the foyer’s ceiling to the bottom of the corridor, contrasting light and dark. From the spatial structure, lighting, and furniture configuration, the rational and the sensual expression are silently and gently balanced. At the same time, the living room and the dining room are brilliantly distinguished. Natural light penetrates through the large floor-to-ceiling windows, creating gradations of light and shadow in the large living room. The dining chairs, single chairs and sofas, which appear to be of different styles, are like the cradle of the soul waiting for the owner's rest. The circular art wall hanging in the living room, which looks like a kaleidoscope of mirrored landscapes, is the creation of a Chinese artist using tannin fabric and pillow cotton as the base material. The contrast of shades, like the warmth of people, with lightness and darkness, echoes the philosophy of design and a poetic state of mind in the space.