Mountains into the scenery

Standing quietly among the rolling hills on the outskirts of Taipei is a four-story villa. Originally, the private residence was an old, abandoned building surrounded by the lush forest and dense mist. After being taken under the wing of a nature-lover, the building had the opportunity to be rebuilt into a stylish, comfortable residence.

Outlining the architectural layout, the first floor is an open space for social activities. The master bedroom, guest bedrooms, children’s bedrooms, and collection exhibition rooms are distributed among the upper floors. The design concept of the interior was inspired by the homeowner. At the entrance, the blue-black wall of the mirrored cloakroom with the figure 8-shaped chandelier creates a luxurious atmosphere and a textured effect.

Facing the entrance is the living room and an extraordinarily large landscape painting on the back wall of the sofa. The gray-blue landscape scenery conveys a poetic and artistic conception. Not only does the painting blend with the trees and flowers and align with the ridgeline of the distant mountains, drawing the visual focus of the public space to that area.