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Design Unveiled: Light and Shadow Sales Center

Jian Ge Peng's Light and Shadow Sales Center draws inspiration from the natural interplay of light and shadow, creating a modern Chinese style oasis that seamlessly combines aesthetics, emotions, and functionality. The design features simple lines, expansive floor-to-ceiling glass walls, and a harmonious balance of office and leisure spaces, all infused with elements of traditional Chinese ink painting.

The 760 square meter space is characterized by a serene atmosphere, achieved through a color palette of black, white, and gray, accented by natural greenery and Chinese elements. The design incorporates Chinese ink painting elements into the walls and utilizes materials such as dark wood, stone, metal, and crystal to evoke the ambiance of a traditional ink painting.

The lighting design, partially concealed in the ceiling, creates a unique and elegant environment, complemented by comfortable stones, oak boards, and carefully curated housewares. The negotiation space is enriched with ergonomic furniture, exquisite tea tables, and a thoughtful selection of high-quality furnishings, providing customers with an immersive experience.

Located in Hu Bei, China, the Light and Shadow Sales Center was completed in August 2020. The project involved meticulous space planning, including a semi-private negotiation area designed to ensure privacy while maintaining an open and inviting atmosphere.

One of the standout features of the design is a striking chandelier with a volume of over 90 cubic meters, adding visual impact and a distinct sense of hierarchy to the space. The design team overcame technical challenges by conducting simulations and adjustments to achieve the desired lighting effects, resulting in an exquisite and inviting ambiance.

Through the use of reflective, translucent, and transparent materials, combined with traditional Chinese elements, the Light and Shadow Sales Center embodies an idealized vision of life, inspired by the beauty of nature and the art of Chinese ink painting.

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