Xi'an Poly Tianrui

The courtyard divides the living room into three parts. The living room is paved with the cleanest white color, creating a simple and elegant atmosphere where "there are no commoners coming and going, and there are scholars chatting and laughing". The restaurant is a blend of red and black. The focus of the entire space is on the crane painting, which is inspired by Xu Mei's "Pine and Crane Facing the Sun" from the Qing Dynasty and incorporates the intangible cultural heritage art of Shaanxi - Qin embroidery. With a black background and gold foil, the Oriental art exudes a flowing and serene beauty, fully showcasing the charm of the Tang Dynasty. Taking the iconic buildings of Xi 'an as the color extraction and application in the space, it is bright and steady. The color distribution is matched according to the arrangement of the furniture in the space, expressing the grandeur of the Tang Dynasty in Chang 'an City to the extreme. The steady black wood in the master bedroom creates a solemn atmosphere. The bedside lamps simulate the Tang Dynasty palace lanterns, outlining elegance with a more modern and simple design language. The patterns of Tang Dynasty Shu brocade are inlaid on metal, and it is as if bamboo slips are engraved with the artistic language of the prosperous Tang Dynasty. Dwelling here, one can feel the whispers of history.