Shou Wa Design Homestay. 'Shou' green new planting gathers elegance, 'Wa' building inherits origins. 'Shou' green new planting gathers elegance, 'Wa' building inherits origins. The exterior of Shou Wa building features a sloped roof, white walls, and LOWE anti-UV tempered glass. The main design direction is energy-efficient architecture (daylighting design, use of natural light, reduced energy consumption (heat pump water heater)). The open living room and dining room, along with the transparent wooden staircase and unique Ryukyu driftwood, after simple surface treatment, aim to transform the space into a one-of-a-kind installation. Additionally, the semi-open kitchen serves as a small space for relaxation and drinks. The recessed small courtyard in the open area on the second floor, combined with the front courtyard's natural light, ensures excellent ventilation and lighting! The name 'Shou Wa' was inspired by the fact that this house is located in the 'Wa Cuo Nei' (tile house interior), the birthplace of the owner. 'Wa Cuo Nei' is also the first three-section house in Little Liuqiu built with tiles, hence the name Shou Wa Design Homestay, to express gratitude and remembrance for the hard work of the ancestors. 'We only host one group of travelers per day, allowing them to exclusively enjoy the leisurely and comfortable accommodation space of the entire Shou Wa building.'
Address: 屏東縣琉球鄉中山路1巷50-2號
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