In response to the evolving trends in lifestyle and aesthetics, the design embraces a genuine, unpretentious approach, aiming to create spaces where urban dwellers can truly unwind and breathe freely. Focused on "relaxation" and "intimacy," the design features simple structures and clean lines that shape the exhibition space, evoking a minimalist aesthetic that reconnects people with their desire for simplicity.

The use of traditional and ordinary materials, particularly wood and stone, grounds the space in a beauty that is both primal and refined. These materials serve as the foundation of the design, highlighting not only visual appeal but also the tactile experience of touch and use. The space achieves a balance between old and new to create an atmosphere that feels both grounded and unified. In this way, it connects to the roots of modern architecture, offering a simple yet elegant expression of beauty.

From a spatial narrative perspective, the design draws inspiration from the layout of a home and incorporates elements of contemporary Eastern hospitality. The entrance features a floating reception desk, creating a welcoming atmosphere that sets the tone for a ritualistic experience. The design’s seamless and logical flow guides visitors through the space, where each functional area is crafted to encourage group interaction while also providing intimate settings for private conversations. This balance of openness and intimacy results in a harmonious blend of modern spatial etiquette and ergonomic considerations.

Deep in space lies a secluded tea room, designed as a modern interpretation of a traditional secret pavilion. The layout follows a "garden tour" concept, featuring continuous, winding paths that lead visitors on a rhythmic journey through the space. Each step reveals a new scene, guiding guests from observation to immersion and ultimately to reflection.