Nature and art are two sides of the same coin. Just like the Dentons design team, the inspiration for the creation of a private home for a contemporary art collector is not only concerned with the relationship between the environment in which the house is located, but also the ample expression of the art.

With the mountains and forests as the companion and the chickadee as the neighbor, countless mornings awakened by the morning glow, the gift of nature jumps over the cedar exterior wall on the second floor of the building, adding brilliance to the daily life. The texture of the exterior of the villa is like a horizontal extension of ripples, the materials and forms are constructed into a picture of visual synesthesia, and the building is like a natural art that changes in the water, calm and flowing.

Integrating art into the living space is the deepest imagination of the owner for the home, and in the context of the designer's blank space, the artwork breathes freely and the imagination grows freely in the space. The open, bright and comfortable indoor environment enhances the linkage of the space. The clean lines return to architectural rationality and explore the beauty and wisdom hidden behind simplicity and restraint.

The first floor of the space is used as a place for artistic exchange and reception. The gallery-like open and transparent space gives art an extraordinary yet reasonable scale. Standing here, either grand or small, people have a dialogue with the art collection in a peaceful and isolated manner, perceiving the blending of the virtual and the real.