The design evaluates the original buildings and adopts different strategies according to the original appearance and new functions: retaining the parts with good quality and obvious regional features, such as the gate and walls; The main house was renovated and transformed into hall and guest room on the basis of retaining the traditional characteristics of the original building; New built guest rooms, together with preserved and renovated buildings as well as the trees, reshape the site and space.

The main house adopts the traditional form, two-storeyed, with wall or brick wall and slope top. The new building is of flat roof, single-storeyed, with independent patio and roof platform. The facade is made of granitic plaster, and some parts are equipped with mosaic strips. Granitic plaster is a common facade technology in China in the 1980s, and mosaic is the exterior wall decoration material that can be seen everywhere in rural China. The architect hopes to give both technologies modernity through artistic use. New and old buildings are continuous in space and different in style, forming dialogue and symbiosis.

The interior style continues the logic of architecture. In the traditional form, the vernacular style is adopted in the interior of traditional bulding, and even the local traditional soil Kang is equipped. The interior style of the new building is modern, bold and refined. The new building as a homestay can bring economic income to the village and provide employment for local people.