yinjispace

In this project, the boundaries between tradition and modernity, the East and the West have become hazy and blurred. It has transcended constraints and gained more freedom and expression.

A residence named "Matsushima Cottage" is hidden on a quiet island, naturally blending into the local environment, like a string of gathering places gently guided by nature.

This is a space that transcends the mundane, allowing the textures of the soul and senses to harmonize - a silent architectural response that focuses on the essence of existence.

The core of the design is to create a comfortable living atmosphere in a compact area while turning the interior into a just-right personal gallery.

Here, the sacredness of space transcends mere atmospheric ambiance, embodying the tangible daily lives and spiritual aspirations of the Tibetan people.

A simple yet timeless residence not only serves the present but also supports future generations, making family bonds increasingly strong over time.

At the core of GE Apartments is a narrative about respect and balance: it pays tribute to Valencian modernism while quietly reflecting on the serene charm of imperfection.

This place has never been a rigid renovation of "high-end decoration", but rather a "container" that blends warmth, texture and the warmth of daily life into the relaxed feel of contemporary living.

Mas Pepito has become what was originally dreamed of: a home where people can live together, share daily life and continue to build the future.

Light is the most touching language in space, and home is the container that holds light. The design of a home should create a "place" that can settle the body and nourish the spirit.

The design takes practicality and understated luxury as its core, presenting a restrained yet delicate design language in the details, creating an urban residence that is both exquisite and intimate.

We transcend formal expression and return to the core of aesthetics. It's not about piling up elements, but about creating an artistic conception. It's not a visual impact, but a touch of the soul.

G House is an experimental canvas that self-commissions aesthetic and spatial concepts. Every "imperfection" is regarded as the real evidence of the process and becomes a part of the spatial language.

What this curatorial project presents is not only the new vitality of furniture in the 17th-century context, but also a deeper dialogue about "home" and "lifestyle".

The building combines burnt fir board cladding with glass corridors, allowing the overall form to blend naturally with the surrounding forest environment and presenting a low-key yet modern landscape sense.