Works by Gao Wen'an and Steve Leung

I am far from being able to comment on the two design masters. I am just lucky enough to participate in the practice of their works. The company I work for is very powerful and can afford to hire any company in the world. Design companies and designers serve us, including Wilson, HBA, JWDC, BLD, PAL, etc., who have cooperated with us. Here I will also talk about my thoughts on their two works based on the matter, which is purely a personal point of view.

Mr. Liang designed two houses for us, high-end serviced apartment display model rooms. Mr. Liang is a master of model houses, and many of his works have won awards. Judging from the feedback from our model houses, people engaged in design, literature and art, and even the entertainment industry all like it very much, and have received unanimous praise from their peers. It should be said that it has a high artistic content. Displayed at the same time as Mr. Liang’s work is the delivery sample that we modified based on Mr. Liang’s work. What is mainly retained in the delivery sample is functional partitioning and space optimization, and the materials and shapes are almost completely different. Our delivery prototypes have been a huge success, both in terms of customer feedback and sales promotion.

Although our kitsch modification has achieved great success in business, we cannot deny that Mr. Liang gave us a good foundation. Reasonable functional division is the basis of good interior design.

In our display sample, one of the characteristics of Mr. Liang’s works is: simple but not simple; the lines are simple and straight, but every line is where it should be. , after rigorous scrutiny. As soon as you try to move a seemingly unimportant line, it will feel misaligned. Everywhere you can smell the smell of careful grinding.

Characteristic 2. Rigorous but not serious. There is nothing obtrusive in his works. There are no relative problems such as being too big or too small, or the colors being too bright, too plain, etc. They always feel just right. Furniture and accessories all have a sense of order. Their materials and colors are part of the entire room. Even the reflection and projection of the materials have an indispensable feeling. However, in the fine changes, there is a kind of relaxation and casualness. . The calm and peaceful colors make people calm down easily.

Mr. Liang’s works are infused with his own temperament and are a reflection of his understanding of aesthetics. I have seen many of his works. Sometimes you can tell it's his just by looking at it. He is doing his own style...Liang style.

My overall evaluation of these two model houses is that they are excellent engineering works in the field of interior design.

Photos of Steve Leung’s model houses:

Gao Wen’an has three model houses in our company, which are entirely for display. There are also two feelings in Mr. Gao's works. One: Relax but not indulge: Mr. Gao’s works have exaggerated colors, rich materials, and do not stick to any particular form. They are the product of the fusion of cultures and ideas. As you walk around, you will see the changing light and shadow, the interesting furnishings, the elegant lines... There seems to be a magical spice igniting in the house, taking you into a dream-like state; if you look closely, there is no materialistic and luxurious indulgence. Some are just insights into understanding life.

Second: Confidence but not ego: The work looks very casual and unrestrained, with large areas of red and black and mature wood colors together, simple geometric figures and complex Southeast Asian wood carvings. . It reflects Mr. Gao's superb ability to grasp space and color, and his self-confidence beyond ordinary people. But the whole feeling is that you are willing to accept it, and you are not forced to accept it. He tells you a way of life.

Overall evaluation: A vivid work of art.

Pictures of Gao Wen'an's model house (the photos were taken more casually during the survey):

Background information:

Introduction to Steve Leung

Steve Leung is one of the top ten designers in Hong Kong. He holds a bachelor's degree in architecture and a master's degree in urban planning from the University of Hong Kong. He has accumulated rich design experience. In 1997, he founded Steve Leung Architects Co., Ltd. and Steve Leung Design Co., Ltd., and has designed the interiors of many luxury homes on Island Road, Bullock Lane, and Shouson Village Road in Hong Kong. The offices and residences of Huazhi Chairman Liu Luanxiong and Hutchison Whampoa Managing Director Fok Jianning The designs were all completed by Steve and have won unanimous praise from his peers. The uniqueness of its design lies in its ability to combine the two major disciplines of architecture and interior design, and is very keen on the use of space and the creation of aesthetics. "When I enter the house, I first think about the space, not the color. The light color is not a problem, because the life comes from the house

Mr. Ko Man On, the father of Hong Kong interior design

Senior senior interior designer in Hong Kong , academician of the Royal Institute of British Architects, academician of the Hong Kong Institute of Architects, and academician of the Royal Australian Institute of Architects. He is known as the "Father of Hong Kong Interior Design".

Graduated from the Department of Architecture at the University of Melbourne, Australia, in 1969. In 1976, he founded Ko Man On Design Co., Ltd. In 1990, he opened branches in Singapore, Thailand and Taiwan. He focused on interior design and has completed more than a thousand projects so far. He has worked for Hong Kong stars Jackie Chan, Anita Mui, and Leslie Cheung. Other celebrities have done interior design. As a star-level designer who loves Chinese and Asian culture, his design works include Chinese furniture, handmade products from Thailand and Vietnam, as well as images of Japanese gardens, etc. He hopes that through The pipeline of interior design promotes Asian culture to the world. Mr. Gao Wen'an loves the city of Shenzhen very much. He also serves as a consultant to the Shenzhen Interior Designers Association and is the author of "Gao Wen'an Interior Design Portfolio" and "Architectural Design for Quality Life".

Gao Wen'an is the first architect in Hong Kong to become an interior designer. In his nearly 30 years of interior design career, Gao Wen'an has designed more than 1,000 interior design projects and is known as the "Hong Kong "Father of Interior Design". As a star designer who loves Chinese and Asian culture, Mr. Gao Wen'an's design works include Chinese furniture, Thai and Vietnamese handicrafts, and Japanese garden imagery, etc. He hopes that through the channel of interior design, Promote Asian culture to the world. top of form.