SHOUSE's Nove Mansion project won the highest award 

in the "Residential Interior Design" category of the 24th British World Interior News Awards - 

the only gold award in the world. 

We are also the only Chinese design team shortlisted, and we feel very honored.

The original intention of applying for the British World Interior News Awards 

was based on the understanding of its past award-winning works and the recognition of its selection criteria. 

In addition to the aesthetics of the design, they tend to be more unique in design and concept, 

break through the traditional framework, and have a positive impact on society, culture and the environment.

SHOUSE's Nove Mansion project is very consistent with its selection concept.

 It is the first work after our brand concept has changed to "nature". 

We use a lot of natural materials in the project, and try to reduce over-processing as much as possible in material processing. 

We choose manual and recyclable processes to reduce the impact on the environment.

We are also keen on cultural communication. 

Some medieval furniture products are recycled in the project, 

which is not only an environmentally sustainable lifestyle, but also a continuation of its historical culture. 

Not only that, we also injected many Chinese intangible cultural elements. 

We hope that these ancient and traditional Chinese skills can return to the public's attention and connect well with current life.

Finally, insisting on originality is what we have been pursuing for the past 12 years, 

but what is different from the past is that we also designed many furniture products in this project, 

which gives the home a deeper uniqueness. 

In future creations, we will continue to enjoy the greatest pleasure in design: originality.