Zhonghengxin Yunting·Jiayuan

Rooted in the Qilu cultural context of Jinan, the soft furnishing design of this model room draws on local cultural essences including the grandeur of Mount Tai, the mild elegance of celadon and the charm of Yunjin brocade, integrating traditional craftsmanship with contemporary luxury residential aesthetics.
Rejecting superficial retro styling, the design translates the simplicity of Longshan black pottery, the subtle gloss of Shandong celadon, and the shimmering beauty of lacquerinlaid motherofpearl into artworks, furniture details and softfinish textures, embedding cultural heritage into dailylife scenarios.
Set against a composed palette of brown and black, the space takes advantage of its largescale doubleheight layout to deliver highend hotelgrade sophistication alongside the homely warmth befitting an elite family. Art paintings and sculptural installations serve as the spiritual core of interiors. Images and captions are centeraligned to balance visual weight and create a serene, dignified viewing experience.
Catering to reallife needs of highend client groups, the layout accommodates multiple functions such as reception, tea appreciation, relaxation and art collection. Through the interplay of diverse materials, it builds a dialogue between ancient oriental charm and modern opulence. Instead of merely decorative symbols, Qilu culture becomes tangible living aesthetics experienced within the residence.