The curtain system at Hachi Lily House, executed by Lam Weaving Spaces in collaboration with the architect, uses natural white fabric that blends harmoniously with the surrounding environment. Positioned around the house and paired with large glass doors, the curtains not only control natural light but also provide privacy, while adding a soft, gentle feel to the living space.
The simple yet refined design of the curtains highlights the openness and connection between the indoor and outdoor spaces. The curtains often extend from ceiling to floor, creating a sense of height and spaciousness. When light filters through, the curtains become a delicate, thin layer, casting beautiful shadows that enhance the overall aesthetic of the space.
“One of the projects where the architect and the investor reached out early, right from the conceptual design stage. Throughout the construction process to completion, Lam.WeavingSpaces had the opportunity to discuss and reflect on many interesting aspects of the project. The project is located entirely within a pomelo garden, in a locality with a history of pomelo and Thanh Tra cultivation, Thuy Bieu, Hue. The materials used for the project include old wood, natural stone, and local tiles. All the windows open up to the serene space of the garden. Because of these rustic and natural elements, selecting the fabric material was not challenging for the architect — natural white linen with minimal detailing and connections.”
