Abstract

This research discusses the application of the ancient Chinese landscape painting style and principles to modern living spaces. It sets up the reciprocal quest of the integration of ancient artistic legacy and contemporary design techniques in a way that the scopes of aesthetic, functional, and cultural developments of the modern world are widened. The study's goals are to examine how the traditional Chinese ideas of space harmony, spatial perspective, and symbolism influence modern architecture and interior design. The research adopts a qualitative systematic literature review (SLR) approach in which it extracts data from different studies to extract central themes that relate to cultural integration, cultural identity, and land use in revealing the region’s identity. The PRISMA framework provides the review process with methodological rigor and transparency. The results illustrate how one can use natural materials, minimalist color schemes, and even organic design patterns in harmony to create a beautiful and culturally appropriate living space. The study underlines the necessity of having interdisciplinary collaboration and use of technology as components of the preservation of traditional techniques as well as the adaptation of these techniques to the current needs. The research provides significant implications and directions for designers and architects, so as to build harmonious and attractive modern living environments by preserving the traditional Chinese artistic values. Future directions include empirical studies, interdisciplinary collaboration, and development of guidelines for cultural sensitivity and authenticity.