SHANG YUAN JINJIANG CHENGDU

Combining the culture of the alley courtyard with the garden arrangement, the space has the beauty of dwelling and travelling in the nature, and at the same time extracting the elements of the alley courtyard such as "bricks and tiles", "patio" and " corridor" and translating them into the interior design.
Both sides are separated by wood and acrylic screens, while the stone texture is interspersed with landscape, making the space as if it were a landscape container. The water view is reflected through the fence and the crystal acrylic background, while the light pours down through the "patio", eliminating the boundaries between architecture and nature.
Along the path, through the courtyard, from space to nature and back again, the charm of the alley courtyard lies in this, so that people can't tell whether they are indoors or outdoors.
Using large brown screens to create a mountainous scenario, the state of the mountains and the colours of humanity are blended into design. The overall colours are dominated by dark earthy colours, supplemented by green and orange touches, and the fresh and elegant green landscape stones and silver foil water pattern bar background mimic the techniques of nature, pacing freely between depths and shades and in the rhythms of light.
Each space uses a variety of partitioning techniques to create interest in the space, building a "sparse and dense benefit, a view in front of the eyes, the full extent of the twists and turns" of the exploratory experience.