Tianma Golf Villa

The project is a detached villa with a favorable air environment, located by the lake, and a large garden in the backyard. The layout of the villa is neat, with a circular staircase at the entrance and a protruding circular ceiling in authentic Tuscan style. The design style maintains the basic structure. As the owner spends most of their time in the United States, they greatly appreciate things that are simple, primitive, and antique. The entire design uses carbonized wood, burnt mao marble, weathered bricks, and cultural stones to create a relaxing space. The living room features a red-brown mosaic floor, a fireplace-shaped backdrop, and wrought iron pendant lights, all of which exude the rustic charm of Tuscany. The design as a whole showcases enchanting natural scenery, rich cultural heritage, and a sense of life. The bedroom has dark flooring, a simple and atmospheric wooden ceiling, sleek lines, linen bedding, and green patterned curtains, giving the entire bedroom a vibrant feel. The bathroom features antique-style tiles, and the irregular collage of tiles doesn't appear mismatched but instead blends these three elements together harmoniously, creating a clear sense of hierarchy. The separation of wet and dry areas is convenient, not only serving the purpose of spatial division but also maintaining a suitable and generous color tone throughout the space. The lush greenery outside and the visible flowers and plants inside the house, along with the large bay windows, allow sunlight to enter unimpeded. Sitting here, one can feel the interconnectedness of life, where architecture and nature are in harmony. In terms of the exterior appearance, the use of natural materials such as stone, wood, and plaster showcases the texture of the building. The predominantly red clay roof tiles and plaster wall coatings reflect elements of an Italian countryside style. Whether it's the exterior or interior, the entire house is filled with warm tones, accented by the representative color of nature, green. The arched door frames and well-arranged Baroque decorations, though simple, are not crude or excessive.