Royal Palace Xia Die: A Dialogue with Nature

Yongna Sheng's Ecological Masterpiece Wins Silver A' Design Award

The Royal Palace Xia Die is a testament to Yongna Sheng's continuous commitment to ecological protection. The design respects the true nature of materials and space, introducing the color of "forest" green and utilizing colorful furniture and delicate artworks to create a breathing green garden. This design is not just about aesthetics, it's a dialogue with nature within the confines of an urban space.

The theme of this space is urban photography, a choice that reflects the multifaceted lifestyle of the urban elite. The design includes a daily-used Chinese and western kitchen, an oriental-styled tea room, and a delicate fragrance-blending room. These elements come together to form a comfortable and flowing space that depicts the pursuit of high-quality life.

Materials used in the creation of the Royal Palace Xia Die include Water Washing Ash Rose, Suet white jade Marble, Italian Walnut Wood, and Imported leather. These high-quality materials add to the luxurious feel of the space, further emphasizing the pursuit of quality embodied in the design.

The design team, consisting of Sheng Yongna, Li Yue, and Zhang Xuan, worked tirelessly from June to October 2018 in Beijing, China, to bring this project to life. Their efforts paid off when the design was awarded the Silver A' Design Award in 2019, a prestigious accolade given to designs that demonstrate outstanding expertise and innovation.

With its unique blend of urban lifestyle and nature, the Royal Palace Xia Die is a shining example of the potential of design to create spaces that not only serve functional purposes but also engage with larger issues such as ecological protection. It's a design that provokes deep thinking and exploration of lifestyle, making it a deserving winner of the Silver A' Design Award.