Zhihua Board | Describing the Relaxation of Home

I wish to plunge deeply into life, suck out its marrow, live a solid and simple life, and eliminate everything that does not belong to life. --Thoreau, Walden

Wabi-sabi, or wabi-sabi in Japanese, is one of the four fundamental aesthetic principles, along with yugen, mono no aware, and yiqi. It's fair to say that much of Japanese aesthetic culture is built on this foundation. Without a truly Buddhist approach to life, it's difficult to appreciate the wabi-sabi style of home furnishing.

Wabi-sabi represents the appreciation of old things that are full of traces of time, the discovery of beauty in imperfection, and the attitude of calmly accepting the cycle of life and death. It is the beauty of "nothing" that arises after denying the beauty in the universal sense of the world, a natural, simple and quiet beauty.

-Elegant and restrained, delicate texture-

The space has ample lighting, and the soft light gray sofa is matched with comfortable Zhihua panels. Such a private space makes people feel relaxed and comfortable.

The use of casual, generous and concise elements allows the charm of simplicity to be fully displayed in every detail. It allows the vision to be unrestrained, seemingly simple and elegant, but in fact it is exquisite and meticulous.

-Every inch is elegant-

Large areas of solid colors make the space fresh, clean and refreshing, just like after being washed by rain. The embellishment of the boards echoes the purity of the space, bringing a natural atmosphere to the space.

The simple-lined tables and chairs are suitable not only for meeting guests and enjoying tea, but also for temporary office use. They embody a gentle and elegant Zen feeling throughout the space, making the entire space more natural and casual.

-Naturally tranquil, poetically meaningful-

The space remains simple and bright, the furniture and walls are naturally integrated, and a sense of grandeur emerges spontaneously. The soft natural light that passes through the space is combined with the texture of the furniture made of panels, creating a rich sense of layering.

The embellishment and scenery of green plants abandon the redundant and complicated colors and decorations, and introduce nature into the artistic conception of the space by simplifying the complex.

The relationship between residence and home is one of adaptation and compatibility, accommodating the daily life of family members and extending to the family's future life over time.

Creating a comfortable living experience and using artistic aesthetics will change the residents' daily lives and life experiences.