The reception room creates a flow field by utilizing purple landscape stone to open the ceremony feeling of the guest space and to blend in with Terminal 3’s surroundings.
In this case, the designer breaks the sense of space border, reduces the superposition of interior modeling, and emphasizes the fine processing of details through the use of decentralization and numerous narration approaches. Metal lines are used to show the horizontal and vertical linear array components of Libra on the art glass screen, emphasizing the beautiful sensation of spatial order.
The living room is connected by a light wood grain with a humanistic temperament that permeates the entire area. The adorable and lovable white porcelain tiny porpoise on the art tea table table adds a dynamic interest to the room.
The tea table is surrounded by long modern geometric forms of the same color, giving the room a rich and warm feeling. The wall uses points, lines, and surfaces to create the texture and poetry of the area.
The designer takes the woven components of the fishing nets that stretched from east to west and from north to south, drawing inspiration from the sea.