SPRING GARDEN

The project embraces the theme of a “Pastoral House in Nature”. Guided by the concept of “Living in Symbiosis with Nature, Accompanied by Tea and Ink,” the 88 ㎡ space is transformed into a breathing “Garden of Growth.” Centered on nature, literary atmosphere, and everyday aesthetics, the project blends greenery, light, materials, and daily rituals — so that every turn becomes a moment of dialogue with nature.

Nurturing daily life with the fragrance of books and replacing ostentation with greenery, the design draws inspiration from “natural symbiosis,” weaving the patterns of nature into everyday home life.

In the living room, the traditional TV wall is replaced with a full-height library wall that instantly anchors the space. Soft wood tones and a beige upholstered sofa create an atmosphere of ease and understated elegance. Bathed in morning sun, a cup of coffee and a book are enough to define a peaceful half-day.

Beside the living area, a dining corner unfolds in quiet tones of wood and white. It becomes a stage for everyday rituals: sunlight gilding breakfast, warm lighting enveloping dinner. Three meals, three moments, grounding the home in steady warmth.

The master bedroom is imagined as a serene island for the homeowner—a place of privacy, softness, and inner quiet. A pastel artwork leans casually on the shelf; a candle by the bay window diffuses a gentle fragrance. Linen bedding, white walls, and wooden textures compose a space that feels both intimate and effortlessly refined.

The children’s room is shaped by softness, safety, and delight. Her beloved Peppa Pig brightens the walls, and rounded furniture protects every curious step. It is a room built for exploration, encouragement, and tender guardianship—a small world filled with love.

Within a compact footprint, the project achieves a rich emotional experience and a balance of function, aesthetics, and natural presence. More than a residence, it becomes a gentle sanctuary where one can reconnect with nature, time, and oneself.