The design was inspired by the influence between design experience, artistic aesthetics, and the project.

Firstly, through the expression and atmosphere of the interior space, it responds to the local environment, plants, and architectural features of Hope Town.
The concept of “the moment” reflects the local environment of the town. It is a psychological concept called the “peak-end rule”, which means the most impressive moment of an experience is the peak moment of the experience.
During the early stage of the project inspection, the project team members visited the surroundings many times to experience the peak moment. They extracted a few fragments and applied them to the design, such as mottled rammed earth walls, soft reeds, free birds, flaming maple leaves, etc.

Secondly, it is a solution to the confrontation and crossing between the countryside and the city.
The two aspects of “very touching” and “solving problems” answer the question of the integration of rural and urban areas.
First of all, a good design can be very touching. The utilization of local country elements awakens the inner desire for the nature of guests. A visual awakening from the extraction of local colors; the selection of materials creates a tactile memory, such as the use of rattan, rammed earth, bamboo poles, leather mats, and other materials to mobilize the guests’ memory of the countryside to gain a sense of intimacy.
Besides, a good design can solve problems. The project possesses a corresponding function of a city, such as a prefabricated high sound insulation wall system to ensure noise reduction. The intelligent design guarantees public safety, information management, information facilities, infrastructure, and information application systems of the hotel.

Thirdly, responding to Chinese culture through the design of spatial sequences.
The spatial design adopts the “view borrowing” approach of Chinese gardens. For example, there is a local rammed earth wall outside the panoramic glass wall of the hotel lobby. It is designed to connect the outdoor rammed earth wall to the interior space, so that it could extend the visual effect of the interior space, giving visitors endless imagination, which is called “view borrowing”. This method is used many times in the interior design of this project, borrowing the local characteristics of mountains, water, clouds, and forests, to express the design idea of ​​reproducing the original scenery in one place.