The project is a lifestyle shop that sells log furniture and hand-made daily utensils. The owner is passionate about tea ceremony culture and Japanese aesthetics. Therefore, the traditional oriental elements and Japanese wabi-sabi style are incorporated into the design, which is defined as the new wabi-sabi aesthetic. We use a large number of partition walls and models to build spatial relationships and build a warm and diverse spatial hierarchy. A large area of low-saturation earthy yellow Rough texture imitating rammed earth paint is used to create a peaceful atmosphere and is perceptually related to the subtle changes in light and shadow. As a result, time, space, texture and temperature are connected together in a perceptual way, so as to achieve a simple, minimalist and quiet space experience. The manifestation of value is given to furniture, daily utensils, artwork, and products that we often use. The feeling of this value is pleasant and comfortable. I sincerely hope that everyone who enters this space can experience the "relationship between objects and space" and the "way to get along with objects". Because, in the current impetuous and noisy life, people need the wabi-sabi life attitude, trying to find and restore a true life state that belongs to everyone.
IAI Interior Bronze Award
Winners：Su Hongjiang
China
