Rooted in a contemporary deconstruction of the Eastern philosophy of the "Mountain Dwelling," this 570-square-meter sanctuary bridges the gap between nature and living. By "borrowed scenery" and crafting landscapes, we reimagine the solemnity of mountain ranges, the tactile warmth of boulders, and the vigorous resilience of pine forests. Eschewing ostentatious ornamentation, every detail is distilled into the warmth of wood and the raw honesty of stone, curating a Zen field of profound tranquility.