Nanjing Xinjiekou Homestay: A Poetic Retreat of Art and Living

Next to Nanjing Xinjiekou, there is a travel space that perfectly blends art and life - Yushe Art Homestay. It is not only a resting place but also an immersive aesthetic palace: Matisse's color fantasy, the symbiosis of greenery and history, and the retro feeling of the mini Nanjing wall, all together weave a visual and spiritual journey. 1. Matisse-themed room: Color fantasy Open the door of the homestay, and you will feel like you have entered Matisse's art world. The room is themed with "Matisse oil painting", with bold lines and color blocks, recreating the Fauvist painter's ultimate expression of vitality. The retro furniture and colorful line decorations complement each other, and the mini paintings hanging on the bedside are themed with abstract figures and vases, allowing guests to find their own artistic corner. Photo tips: It is recommended to wear plain clothes and use the contrasting background of the room to take silhouette or close-up photos. The afternoon sunlight through the gauze curtain can add a lazy oil painting texture to the picture, making it perfect for social media. 2. Greenery-filled hall: Breathing of nature and history The design of the public area is like a "Wizard of Oz". The cream-colored style is dotted with green plants such as monstera and ferns. The plants seem to be placed randomly, but they form a clever balance with the simple furniture - a cluster of greenery emerges next to the rattan chair, like a dialogue between the Renaissance garden and modern minimalism. Photo tips: Choose an overhead angle to capture the geometric beauty of the greenery and the architectural structure, or use natural light to cast dappled shadows of branches and leaves on the wall, creating a forest atmosphere. 3. Mini Nanjing wall: A memory symbol of the city The most popular corner of the homestay is the "mini Nanjing wall" that is a replica of the popular wall in Qinhuai District, Ximenxi. On the gray brick background, the word "Nanjing" is engraved in a retro font, with an antique wall lamp, instantly bringing people back to the old city streets. This design is inspired by the popular landmark in Nanjing, where tourists once lined up to take photos of the same wall, but the homestay cleverly reduced the scale, allowing guests to capture the city's mark without leaving home. Photo tips: It is recommended to use the warm light of the wall lamp to take photos, and the person can lean against the wall or hold a coffee cup to create a story feeling; with the retro props provided by the homestay (such as kraft paper maps, old cameras), it adds a nostalgic touch. Infinite possibilities of art and living Yushe is not just a homestay, but a container that inspires creativity. From Matisse's color impact to the symbiosis of greenery, to the contemporary interpretation of Nanjing symbols, every detail tells the story of the integration of art and life. Here, it is not only a rest, but also a dialogue with oneself, with the city, and with history.