The Aesthetic Concept of Returning to Simplicity at Reef Hotel on Weizhou Island

Using natural materials, the art of blank space, and a tranquil atmosphere to create a healing and back-to-basics vacation space. Integration of natural materials. Reef Hotel often uses raw natural materials as the foundation, such as wood, stone, and rattan doors. The pool design also follows this concept. Low saturation tones and the art of blank space. The wabi-sabi style seeks harmonious unity of colors. Pool designs often feature low saturation tones, combined with the art of blank space to enhance the spatial ambiance. The pool uses high-grade gray and linen stone colors, with walls and floors retaining a mottled texture. Large floor-to-ceiling windows introduce island garden views, creating visual blank spaces and forming mottled effects under light and shadow. Decoration is minimized to emphasize the breathing space. Interaction of light and space. The clever use of natural and artificial lighting enhances the layering and tranquility of the pool area. The pool's night view creates a shimmering effect with underwater lighting, contrasting with the rough rock walls, emphasizing the beauty of imperfection in wabi-sabi aesthetics. Privacy and healing experience. Wabi-sabi pool design focuses on the combination of private spaces and natural healing. Guest room pool courtyards are separated by wooden doors, paired with private hot tubs in hotel rooms to create a tranquil and exclusive space. Reef Hotel combines materials, tones, light and shadow, and spatial layout to blend natural imperfection with a sense of human tranquility, meeting modern vacation comfort needs while conveying the aesthetic concept of returning to simplicity.