In this Chinese residence, a private tea room takes shape as a space devoted to tranquillity, contemplation and conviviality. Conceived as a setting for moments of quiet reflection and informal gatherings, it brings together the essential language of Italian design and the sensibility of Eastern living. The selection of Living Divani furnishings, designed by David Lopez Quincoces, helps define a measured and harmonious setting, where formal lightness and material exploration engage in a natural dialogue. At the centre is the Brasilia table, in its elongated version, distinguished by a tabletop that meets the legs through fluid, asymmetrical lines, creating an organic and dynamic silhouette. Around it, the Era Chair seats interpret comfort through an essential, slender profile, while the George's easychairs, with their rounded backrests, introduce a softer, more enveloping presence. The room opens onto the garden through a large glazed window, allowing the surrounding landscape to become an integral part of the composition. Trees, lawns and rocks create a backdrop in constant transformation, while natural light accompanies the passing of the hours and the changing seasons. In this interplay between architecture, nature and furnishings, materials and forms come together to shape an intimate atmosphere, where every element finds its own balance.
