After undergoing the test of time, the exterior of the villa has gradually developed a patina of wear. The garden-style residence opens outward with a transparent layout, blending harmoniously with the local climate in Chengdu. The boundary between human-made and natural elements is blurred. This space not only serves as an extension of her personal life but also as a sanctuary for her soul, reflecting her pursuit of quality living and longing for inner balance. The design carefully creates a living environment that complements the lake and green spaces, using open spaces and pure materials to create a tranquil, relaxed living experience, allowing the residents to find a spiritual refuge amidst the hustle and bustle of the city.

Willows in spring, sycamores in summer, osmanthus in fall and white birches in winter, the whole family enjoys the flow of the seasons and listens to the rhythm of nature. The designers are keen to capture this point and introduce the concept of "tree of life" into the design of this case, skillfully deconstructing the "tree" into its constituent parts: roots, trunks, flowers, green leaves, and fruits, which correspond to the corresponding floor space design.

The homeowner's vision for the new home is "easy to maintain, durable to live in", while also hoping that the design will focus on brightness and have sufficient storage space. Taking this as the starting point, the design reshapes the spatial spirit by organizing, releasing, and laying out the internal spatial structure. At the same time, minimalist design concepts are infused into the design techniques, empowering the entire house with an orderly layout, exquisite material selection, and intelligent living, creating a simple and healing living atmosphere in the bustling city.