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This private clubhouse provides a contemporary lifestyle for a select community, integrating dining, wine tasting, tea ceremonies, and social gatherings with scenic river views. Making the most of its location along the Yong River, the design incorporates expansive minimalist windows that connect indoor and outdoor spaces, creating an immersive natural experience. An open layout and flowing geometric lines enhance flexibility and encourage a welcoming social atmosphere.
An Villa Aesthetics Pavilion is a private club interior in Shaoxing, China, covering 200 square meters. The space is arranged as a pavilion that coexists with a courtyard and is enclosed by dark gray grilles. Natural light passes through the carved grille ceiling and creates framed views with changing shadows. Water features, moss and trees form natural sculptures. Works of local artists guide each area, including rain ripples on marble, a moon shadow on water and an iron ship. The design turns oriental sentiment into contemporary life aesthetics.
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Tranquility is a private club interior located in Taiwan. The design covers 115.7 square meters and includes a foyer, living room, dining room, kitchen and three further rooms. An open plan links the main social areas. A half-height stone television wall separates the living room from the dining room while keeping the space open. The kitchen was changed into a wine tasting area. Materials include marble, iron, glass, wood veneer, metal panels and floor tiles. Dark tones and curved elements create a modern look. Fewer tables and chairs leave more room for conversation.
Destruction White is a private club interior design covering 1200 square meters in Nanchang, China. The project follows a minimalist approach, and the original structure is broken open and rebuilt to create better connections between areas. Openings across floors link the dining area on the second floor with the open teahouse above. A suspended steel staircase with ultra-thin treads joins four levels. Materials include Arabescato, Bianco Botticino, Sunshine stone, Mongolia black, white matte paint board and wood flooring.