Funworld, Meizhou

In order to better express inner feelings, artists often subjectively summarize and generalize the complex colors from nature, and express the world in their eyes through the order and saturation of colors.
Yellow is an artistic color. It's a post-youth hue, which is lively yet moderate.
The designers adopted primrose yellow tone as the medium, which creates connection among different material textures and forms contrast with other hues. Stylish yet moderate, the yellow hue provides a visual highlight in the space and "writes" a poem of post youth.
The hanging decorative painting in the living room implies that life is full of sunshine when we reveal parts of it. The living room presents a comfortable mix of white and light brown hues. The sofa and tea table are outlined by simple yet flexible lines, and the dense vertical lines on the wall bring a sense of layering to the space. In addition, dotted yellow hues enliven the artistic spatial ambience.
The stripped wall design is extend to the dining room. The two similar walls are independent yet echo with each other. The mirrored decorations visually extend the space, and express a sense of boundary in an implicit manner. The dining chairs are composed of yellow upholstery and metal components, which show a stylish yet moderate tone. The abstract geometric wall adornments and simplistic pendant lamps at the dining area evoke the finite imagination of food art.
The bedroom adopts minimalist design languages. The vivid yellow color well balances with those neutral tones, offering comfortable visual experiences. The simple grain and exquisite table lamp are just right, creating a cozy environment.
The kids' bed room adopts the visual symbols of Mickey Mouse. The rational blue tone produces a peaceful atmosphere at night, and creates intriguing sensory experience when colliding with the striking yellow hue. The two colors dialogue with art silently, making the space full of childish innocence and playfulness.