Shanghai Guojin Taohuayuan Villa
by HBA

The first and second floors serve as the main living areas, offering a living room, dining kitchen, tearoom and five bedrooms. HBA emphasized an open layout on the first floor, creating transparency and coherence throughout the dining and living spaces. Dark imported marble parquet, vintage wood flooring and a glass and metal screen lend the interior a refined Shanghai style that merges eastern cultural traditions with western fashion influences. A palette of white, warm grey, soft blue grey and low saturation orange, combined with copper accents, natural marble and leather, contributes to an atmosphere that is both elegant and welcoming.

On the second floor, HBA expresses oriental aesthetics through modern means. Light wood, beige tones and touches of dark grey and black form a calm foundation for the sleeping areas. Wooden wall panels, modern furnishings and a textured backdrop behind the bed create a serene, intimate environment complemented by a soft bedside lamp and a geometric carpet that ties the room together.