容己 私宴丨中国天津丨平方空间设计 麻伟

于人海中寻一天地，移石、植绿 、造景。以山水悠然的空间营造，使喧嚣归于平静‍

Searching for a world in the sea of people, moving stones, planting greenery,and creating scenery。Creating a serene space with mountains and rivers,returning to tranquility from the hustle and bustle

在幕墙林立的核心都市中，以青砖白墙为基底，一抹朱红为主调，显得格外静雅。曲径通幽的庭院，水面雾气弥漫，碧波荡漾，色彩与光影温柔交错，拂去心灵的浮躁尘嚣

In the core urban buildings lined with curtain walls, with blue bricks and white walls and a touch of vermilion as the main tone, the unique design of the waterscape courtyard conveys its original intention to the outside world. The water surface is full of fog, the blue waves are rippling, and the colors and light and shadow are gently intertwined, brushing away the impetuous hustle and bustle

步入前厅，围合的屏风，横向展开空间尺度。在一系列体块构成中梳理空间，形成错落有致的结构，将“重岩叠石”抽象化为空间关系，借亦山亦水之境在矩形的结构里形成对景。金属线条与玻璃搭配的栅格隔断相衬，虚实结合，制造通透幽深的空间层次

Upon entering the foyer, the enclosed screens expand the spatial dimensions horizontally, the space is meticulously organized through a series of spatial blocks, forming a varied and structured layout，The concept of "stacked rocks" is abstracted into spatial relationships, creating a scenic interplay of mountain and water within the rectangular structure. The combination of metallic lines and glass partitions, blending solidity and transparency, crafts a space with deep, layered transparency.

“生活就是一半烟火，一半诗意” 过廊端景是一处艺术壁炉，火光摇曳的空间视觉中心，营造出轻松、温暖的氛围。是一处可以停顿、向外探索，感受空灵的无限可能

"Life is half mundane, half poetic." The corridor's end view features an artistic fireplace, the flickering flames serving as the visual focal point, crafting a relaxed and warm atmosphere. It is a place for pause, outward exploration, and experiencing the ethereal possibilities.

温馨的家具，柔和交织的灯光，烘托出恰到好处的氛围，突出食客用餐的庄重感和体验感。巧妙的空间布局，迭出未曾被扰乱的惬意感。一盏茶之清香，几壶酒之醇厚，将美好记忆眷念于心

Warm furnishings and softly blended lighting set the perfect atmosphere, enhancing the ritualistic and experiential aspects of dining. The appropriately scaled space allows poetry to flow through conversations, leaving enduring memories in the hearts of the diners.