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areas, adjusting light sources and structural blocks to create pleasant
perspectives. Furthermore, spatial tones and shades are carefully
defined, while selected art pieces and decorations match the variety
and style of the materials. Altogether, the design language creates an
uncomplicated and warm space that feels like "home" instead of the
everyday commercial project.

In the reception area, visitors are welcomed by the glass wall that
illuminates the space. A geometric curtain composed of stone and
wood veneer surfaces defines the functional area and controls the
amount of light that enters the room.

Neat geometric blocks set the spatial tone of the project. The front
desk of minimalist horizontal lines is matched with vertical bronze
columns. To the right, a miniature landscape of mossy rocks evokes
refinement and moderation, while a suspended shelf holds corporate
publicity and creates a division between spaces.

The VIP reception room is set to the left of the reception hall. On the
opposite side, the layout defines a public space where daily activities
can be carried out.

The path to the VIP room avoids using dazzling lights and
decorations. Instead, elegant wall lamps light the way, creating a
natural experience.

To the right, the scale model of the area sits at the corner of the
L-shaped layout. Natural light and scenery from both sides create an
open and bright atmosphere. The left-right polarity further highlights
the contrast between private and public spaces.

The bar is located between the multi-purpose area and the negotiation
area. Placement in the middle of a transparent and narrow space
creates a slight detour from the circulation path to avoid a secluded
location. This procures a direct and clean installation, following the
overall style of the project.

The bar area seems to use several decoration blocks in its construction.
In fact, the shape is unintentional. The design follows the structure of
the building in a smart way.

The metal columns in the area enrich the atmosphere and echo the
ones found in the reception hall, creating a concise temperament
throughout the project.

Walking through the space produces a genuine and comfortable
feeling. An atmosphere of trust and understanding facilitates
communication in the negotiation area, stimulating business
engagement.

One side of the negotiation area lets in a considerable amount of
natural light, while the opposite wall is designed as a visual interspace.
The structural blocks are cleverly borrowed to create a sense of space,
while sets of blinds offer different atmospheres throughout the day.

This is also the best viewing location. Here, the indoor and outdoor
landscapes blend together. One can simply relax between mountains
and seas, in a carefree and joyful corner of the world.
Wood veneer and texture paint applied to the ceiling provide a
natural spatial orientation. At the same time, the floor's mild tones
and neutral materials create a floating sensation and gracefully reflect
the glass curtain wall.

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