YUEXIU GROUP VILLA OPUS

Yuexiu Group, in collaboration with DAS Design, takes international perspective as the brush and Lin'an's local craftsmanship as the ink. They extract pattern elements from intangible cultural heritage bamboo weaving and transform them into design symbols, seeking to build a more diversified and new-era urban elite residential space on this land. A residential exploration centered on nature, humanity and luxury thus kicks off.

A balanced residential experience that blends the classic and contemporary modernity unfolds an elegant and dignified spatial journey amid urban vistas.

The mirror-finish stainless steel wall captures partial scenes of the living room, enhancing spatial depth and forging a visual connection between the foyer and the living room. The artworks, crafted from base materials of glazed pottery and mother-of-pearl, are formed through handcrafted collage techniques—embodying the traditional forging aesthetics rooted in "fire and earth". This design establishes a dialogue between the modern space, nature, and tradition, ultimately creating an atmosphere of "temporal-spatial overlap".

The walls are clad in copper-imitating metal panels, where surface etching technique is used to simulate the texture of traditional bronze artifacts. An artistic fireplace with a curved outline is crafted from green jade—its transparent and warm texture creates a cold-warm contrast with the [metal panels], echoing the balance between cold and heat inherent in the imagery of "fire in the hearth." This design implicitly embodies the Confucian concept of the Mean and strengthens the space’s connection to its cultural origins.

The guest reception salon utilizes a double-height ceiling to create a sense of vertical extension, perfectly accommodating scenarios of guest reception and discussion. The curved outline of the fireplace draws inspiration from the imagery of "boat traces on the lake"—its curved form harmonizes with the warmth of the fire, reshaping a relaxed atmosphere through artistic expression. It strikes a balance between a sense of ritual and comfort, embodying the life aesthetic of relaxation and laying the atmospheric foundation for the "Secluded Oriental" style.