This project is located in the Eastern suburbs of Hohhot, Inner Mongolia, within the Ruyi development zone, an area housing district and municipal levels of government and emerging upscale communities: the regional government's back garden, and the heart of the new city center.
The design, from overall approach to intricate details, is crafted so as to give the impression of a thoroughly meticulous approach. Taking material elements and colours from traditional styles, the scheme retains a strong sense of history, tradition and cultural heritage. However, overly complex textures and decoration are abandoned in favour of simpler lines, enhanced spatial arrangement and rigour.
The choice of both furniture or accessories is elegant, beautifully poised, calm and full of artistic meaning engendering a soft and elegant living room atmosphere.
Use of an equestrian theme in furnishings achieves a subtly cultured style and additional splashes of bright colour contrast with the overall subdued tones of the interior.
Careful attention is paid to decorative effect: modern techniques and materials are used while maintaining a classical temperament; curtains made with good drape velvet, silk gauze, and fringed with lace embellishments fully demonstrate a romantic sensibility.