Behind the Scenes: Where Bricks Whisper Ancient Poetry
"What if tranquility could be built brick by brick? For designer Farrin Lyn, the answer lay not in grand blueprints, but in the curve of a single roof tile—a shape so delicate, it took 43 iterations to make it breathe. Welcome to a world where 1,877 pieces don’t just stack… they sing." Chapter 1: The Poetry of Curves Farrin Lyn didn’t design a pavilion—she composed a stanza. At the heart of the NIFELIZ Chinese Garden (NF10311) lies its six-sided pavilion, crowned by swooping eaves that defy gravity. “To capture a Chinese garden, you must first speak its language: curves,” Farrin explains. Inspired by the Humble Administrator’s Garden, she wandered real landscapes, tracing winding paths and arched bridges until her fingers memorized their flow. Yet beauty fought with physics. Each rooftop tile, angled at 12 degrees, threatened to collapse under its own elegance. For weeks, Farrin wrestled with bricks, balancing the pavilion’s ethereal curves against structural g...
