B&B - Jiangnan Banshe Yiqingshan

B&B - Jiangnan Half House - Qingshan Zhou Ping's new work Half of it is close to the water, half of it is close to the sky; half of it is rural, half of it is urban. Jiangnan Banshe is the latest homestay designed by architect Shuhei Aoyama in the water town of Kunshan. It is a modern miniature of Jiangnan. This light luxury homestay is as quiet and beautiful as Wu Guanzhong's ink painting. Located in the beautiful village of Jijiadun, Kunshan, Suzhou The B&B is composed of 10 single-family villas. It is divided into two layers, upper and lower, which embodies the meaning of "half". The entire homestay has 14 rooms, with large French windows, wide balconies, German WB bathrooms, Dyson hair dryers, and comfortable tatami... From design, details to service, it is just as Zhou Shanqingping said, "It feels like home." The corridors on the first and second floors are the highlight of the photo. The blue mud slab corridors are dotted with white pebbles that echo the white walls, creating a cool and elegant look. The public area is fully equipped and you can drink tea and chat in the tea room You can sing with friends at the KTV, or have afternoon tea at the coffee shop opposite. If you bring your children, you can also do pottery at the nearby Tao House. When it rains, the atmosphere is full ~ it is the gentle and misty Jiangnan, everything is silent, leaving only the sound of raindrops falling on the umbrella and the wind blowing through the leaves, it can be called a "paradise in the city"