138 sets of New Chinese Style interior design renderings, where the leisurely mountains and rivers fully reveal Eastern splendor

The actual need for three bedrooms in the original layout is retained. One study is reserved, and the master bedroom makes full use of the space by incorporating storage space as the master bedroom's walk-in closet, increasing the overall storage capacity. The hallway passes through the dining room to ensure the integrity of the living room, making the space more open and cohesive. The kitchen is connected to the dining room, which feels smoother in use. An entryway is made at the entrance door, with two small shoe cabinets planned on the left and right positions for convenient access. Two bathrooms are still retained. The owner prefers Chinese-style furniture, so this plan is finally defined as New Chinese Style, incorporating some modern style.

The actual need for three bedrooms in the original layout is retained. One study is reserved, and the master bedroom makes full use of the space by incorporating storage space as the master bedroom's walk-in closet, increasing the overall storage capacity. The hallway passes through the dining room to ensure the integrity of the living room, making the space more open and cohesive. The kitchen is connected to the dining room, which feels smoother in use. An entryway is made at the entrance door, with two small shoe cabinets planned on the left and right positions for convenient access. Two bathrooms are still retained. The owner prefers Chinese-style furniture, so this plan is finally defined as New Chinese Style, incorporating some modern style.

The actual need for three bedrooms in the original layout is retained. One study is reserved, and the master bedroom makes full use of the space by incorporating storage space as the master bedroom's walk-in closet, increasing the overall storage capacity. The hallway passes through the dining room to ensure the integrity of the living room, making the space more open and cohesive. The kitchen is connected to the dining room, which feels smoother in use. An entryway is made at the entrance door, with two small shoe cabinets planned on the left and right positions for convenient access. Two bathrooms are still retained. The owner prefers Chinese-style furniture, so this plan is finally defined as New Chinese Style, incorporating some modern style.

The actual need for three bedrooms in the original layout is retained. One study is reserved, and the master bedroom makes full use of the space by incorporating storage space as the master bedroom's walk-in closet, increasing the overall storage capacity. The hallway passes through the dining room to ensure the integrity of the living room, making the space more open and cohesive. The kitchen is connected to the dining room, which feels smoother in use. An entryway is made at the entrance door, with two small shoe cabinets planned on the left and right positions for convenient access. Two bathrooms are still retained. The owner prefers Chinese-style furniture, so this plan is finally defined as New Chinese Style, incorporating some modern style.