LongYue Chang'an Villa

The project reinterprets Eastern aesthetics through a modern design language, blending the ethereal beauty of Bayu's landscapes with the innate elegance of Chinese culture to create a poetic residence that harmonizes traditional charm with contemporary comfort.

The overall space is grounded in warm tones, accented with amber yellow and Forbidden City red, exuding sophistication and warmth within a solemn yet elegant ambiance. Inspired by traditional Chinese lanterns, the pendant lights not only illuminate the space but also evoke a sense of belonging—"Among countless glowing lights, there is always one waiting for you."

In the living room and tea area, a serene foundation is established through warm wood tones. The furniture, elegant and refined, is complemented by carefully curated natural greenery, crafting a tranquil setting ideal for tea appreciation, calligraphy, and painting. The gentle wood hue, soft as morning light, casts a serene glow over every detail, allowing the space to radiate an understated yet timeless character.

The master bedroom continues the tranquil theme, incorporating bamboo cultural elements and natural scenery to evoke a leisurely and peaceful Eastern ambiance. Here, residents feel as though they are nestled deep within a bamboo forest, finding relaxation for both body and mind.

The girl’s room draws inspiration from the domestic animation "Big Fish & Begonia," enveloped in an orange-red palette that creates a warm and romantic atmosphere, brimming with childlike wonder and imagination. Meanwhile, the boy’s room cleverly integrates the adorable character "Song Xiaoyue," an IP from PowerChina, alongside poetic fan motifs, crafting a nurturing space that balances cultural depth with playful charm.