Recently, the list of winners for the 2024 MUSE Design Awards was announced. The model room of Phase III D5# of Fullhill International of HCIG, covering a construction area of approximately 225 square meters, won the gold award for its unique design and exquisite craftsmanship.

The MUSE Design Awards, set up by the International Awards Associate (IAA) in 2015, is one of the most influential awards in the global design field and is known as the “Oscars of the design industry”. This award is dedicated to recognizing outstanding and original design works around the world. It has a jury of up to 44 members from 23 countries around the world, who are well-known professionals from the creative and design industry. Each category is evaluated according to respective industry standards to ensure fairness.

The award-winning project was jointly created by HCIG and CCA GROUP, a well-known domestic design team. CCA GROUP creates a diverse and interactive borderless space and brings an experience of living in an artistic mansion by inheriting the classical genes of the East and integrating modern art aesthetics.

The project, blending simplicity and elegance as well as art and luxury, aims to create a model living space that is both luxurious and understated for urban high net worth people who pursue quality of life and fashion taste.

During the evaluation process, the project won high praise from the judges for its unique design, exquisite craftsmanship, and profound understanding of the quality of life, allowing the world to soak up the charm of Chinese design and the long history of Chinese architecture. The 2024 MUSE Design Award it won reflects HCIG’s emphasis on and investment in design innovation and the high recognition of Chinese aesthetics by global authoritative institutions.

It can be seen from the following aspects that the 225-square-meter living space can win the gold award as it meets international living standards and aesthetic principles.

In terms of spatial layout, a north-south functional zoning is adopted, with a private space for deep sleep set up in the south and an open, shared and interactive space created in the north. The super large and wide living hall and the integrated LDBK (living room, dining room, balcony, and kitchen) design make the space more open and transparent, providing residents with unprecedented open views and free activity space.

Green plants, curves, and fabrics are cleverly laid out in the hall. The serene tea room, the unique storage area with equestrian elements in the boys’ room, and the high-end customized dressing room in the master bedroom showcase the designer’s introverted and low-key attitude towards life and living art.

In addition, the design team of the project worked together with an internationally renowned luxury brand to perfectly combine artistic decoration, Eastern charm, and modern trends, creating a unique living art with minimalist lines, precious materials, exquisite details, and elegant fabrics.

The refined interior design details and the careful combination of soft furnishings make for a highly poetic and high-quality living space, where Eastern philosophy and modern living concepts coexist harmoniously.

HCIG made a rigorous assessment about every brand it worked with and introduced multiple domestic and foreign well-known home decoration brands to ensure the quality of a “home”.

A variety of humanized refined decorations have been introduced in the model room, such as storage systems, bathroom water blocking systems, and door and window systems, bringing more surprises to the owners.

The whole-house intelligent system of Huawei has also been adotpted to meet people’s desire for a smart living experience.

Intelligent scenes can be set in advance through a screen of the whole-house smart home system to provide personalized spaces. Residents can easily manage different scenes throughout the house with their fingers or voice commands at home.

Huawei’s intelligent door locks and AI full-color cameras are used in the entrance doors, making residents feel convenient and reassured when returning home.

Centralized and precise control of subsystems of lighting, network, audio-video entertainment, heating and cooling, sunshading, home appliances, security, and energy consumption can be achieved through a central control screen that can be installed on walls and tables.

The location and status of residents can be accurately detected through AI human body super sensing sensors and auxiliary health sensors, with lights on when people come and off when people leave, presenting a strong sense of technology of the whole-house intelligent system.

The project team of HCIG’s Fullhill International has made innovation by predicting the trends of the times, space, and people’s needs. With superior space design and comfortable lifestyle created, the project has won recognition with this well-known international award. In the future, HCIG will continue efforts to create more high-quality projects in the new era to help rediscover the freshness of life, and provide a better life in all aspects.