Three Ming Dynasty-style buildings have been transformed into the 20-room Nanxun Blossom Hill from Dariel Studio.

The original bricks, wood, and engravings of the age-old buildings were preserved and restored to reflect the local culture.

Known as the “Hidden Book,” Dariel Studio injected mystery into the design, including in a wall of seemingly randomly placed drawers.

Behind the front desk, a variety of vases of all different shapes and colors enhance the hotel’s “hidden” design concept.

Knitted geometric-shaped silk screens divide functional areas while keeping in line with the building’s history.

In the restaurant, blue and red fiery strips made from raw silk create a visual spectacle across the ceiling.

A long, paved path inside the hotel resembles Shanghai’s alleyways, leading guests to a Western-style building that connects the reception to the guestrooms.

The Little Eliah flying table lamps suspended above the front desk add an element of French playfulness to the design.

Guestrooms are defined by one of three cultural touchstones of the town signified by different colors with blue nodding to fishing.