Ribbon Grey

Through the curved design of the ceiling and walls, the visual flow extends like a ribbon, making the space softer and more layered.



Curved metal or glass materials can be used to simulate the floating effect of a ribbon.



The Depth and Extension of Gray Mirrors

Gray mirrors can enhance the layering of a space. When combined with light strips, they create an interplay of reality and illusion, making the space appear more spacious and dynamic.



Gray mirrors can also be applied to cabinet doors or walls to enhance light interactions, adding a futuristic and high-tech touch to the overall style.



The Contrast of Exposed Concrete

Using exposed concrete as a base material balances the modernity of light and mirror elements, blending natural and technological aesthetics.



A rough texture or micro-cement coating can be applied in specific areas to add a delicate tactile experience.



The Guidance and Accents of Light Strips

Light strips can be concealed within curved ceilings, floor joints, and the base of furniture, allowing light to flow through the space like a ribbon, creating a soft yet futuristic ambiance.



By combining indirect lighting, rich layers of light and shadow can be shaped to enhance the immersive experience of the space.