- Area
- 4,000 m²
- Scope
- Cultural museum
Project Details
When the thousand-year elegance of intangible heritage hats meets the modern craftsmanship of ecological stone, a dialogue of aesthetics, culture and sustainability quietly opens at the Fumei Hat Museum in Nantong. TRANS HILL Eco-Stone, deployed across 4,000 square metres, reproduces natural textures with technology, creating an immersive aesthetic space with both dignified texture and a low-carbon core for this hat-themed museum — where cultural heritage and green architecture thrive together.
Project details
| Project info | Details |
|---|---|
| Project name | Nantong Fumei Hat Museum |
| Address | Boyi Building, Hat Cultural & Creative Park, No.98 Xinkang Road, Chongchuan District, Nantong, Jiangsu |
| Project type | Cultural museum · thematic aesthetic gallery |
| Product used | TRANS HILL Eco-Stone |
| Application areas | Full application on interior public area floors and walls |
| Application area | approx. 4,000 m² |
Core highlights:
- Class A1 fire rating
- Through-body inorganic
- High wear and stain resistance
- Low-carbon and eco-friendly
- Large-size seamless tiling
The space design of Nantong Fumei Hat Museum is built on minimalism, pursuing the coexistence of soft light and flowing lines. TRANS HILL Eco-Stone restores the texture of natural stone 1:1; the through-body process strips away complexity, using a warm base tone to highlight the refinement of the hats, making every visit an aesthetic journey. From public-area floors to feature walls, from corner curves to detailed joints, large-size seamless tiling strengthens the sense of spatial depth — mottled textures interweave with soft light, minimalist and atmospheric yet layered, photogenic at every turn, becoming an indispensable aesthetic base for the museum.
As a year-round, high-traffic public cultural space, the design, material selection and installation must both carry the solemn heritage of hat culture and suit the practical needs of high-frequency visits. The safety and durability of materials directly affect operations and visitor experience. TRANS HILL Eco-Stone, with its superior performance, perfectly fits the museum’s needs. The warm texture of bamboo-wood fibre, the light play of hollow glass and the low-carbon character of TRANS HILL stone blend into one — letting the inheritance of beauty and the guardianship of ecology move forward hand in hand.
From scheme selection to delivery, TRANS HILL Eco-Stone provides end-to-end service with a design + processing + accessories + installation one-stop solution, ensuring efficient project delivery. Precise control of slab colour variation ensures unified visuals across the space; a professional deep-processing team pre-fabricates bespoke components, with on-site cutting free of chipping and low loss; full technical disclosure and construction guidance ensure every slab fits its space precisely, ultimately presenting a clean, elegant and refined result — helping the museum become a new cultural tourism landmark of Nantong.
Stone carries a thousand years of rhyme; hats hide ten thousand styles. With technology as the pen and craftsmanship as the ink, TRANS HILL Eco-Stone writes a new paradigm of “cultural venue + green building material” at the Nantong Fumei Hat Museum. In the future, TRANS HILL Eco-Stone will continue its philosophy of “technology as fire, craftsmanship as furnace”, empowering more cultural and public buildings with ultra-high-performance inorganic eco-stone — letting low-carbon stone craft carry the marks of time, and letting aesthetic pursuit and sustainable development walk side by side.