Zhang Ping

With 20 years of experience, transitioning from a single house or a particular style to design that embraces life and reflects personality, I have come to realize that design is not a simple "aesthetic problem," but rather a "life problem" filled with wisdom.

For a residential designer, having only professional skills is not enough. One must learn to see with their eyes and listen with their ears, to deeply understand the hidden desires of the residents. These desires are often difficult to articulate and require the designer to guide and fulfill them through observation. This human-centered care is a quality that residential designers must possess, and it is one of the critical abilities that must be honed.

The relationship between people and space is not merely about lines, colors, structures, or layouts. It involves diving deep into life, where the design not only fulfills the multifaceted functional attributes of a private residence but also reflects the resident's personality and temperament. It requires breaking stylistic boundaries while reconstructing both the commonalities and uniqueness in spatial relationships. In the trend of increasingly diverse lifestyle designs, we continuously enrich the forms of living, leading the spirit and growth of individuals.

Therefore, I have built a design team dedicated to lifestyle delivery. They are not only designers but also observers and practitioners of life. Through highly efficient teamwork and meticulous division of labor, they perceive and understand the needs and personalities of the residents, perfecting the relationship between people and their living spaces. Together, we create quality living environments that are "orderly, interesting, loving, and personal."