The collision of deconstructed blocks and retro elements creates a visual tension that conflicts and blends with each other. Geometric furniture is leisurely scattered throughout the space, and metal details are matched with the texture of stone, balancing luxury and ruggedness. The flexible marble adds vitality to the pure geometry, and the forms and patterns merge and separate, merge and superimpose, and complement each other, exploring the interaction between space, hierarchy and rhythm in a new way, and interpreting the unique beauty of the luxury space. Continuing the style of the building’s exterior, it combines contemporary minimalist morphemes with Art-deco aesthetics, and the overall color tone is beautiful and natural. The space is based on light colors, decorated with three-dimensional stone parquet, curved lines, simple and ethereal artworks and other elements, creating a contemporary manor-style elegance and romance with a blend of past and present.