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This red-toned showroom by Apparatus creates a dramatic lounge with sculptural lighting.
I like it because the bold monochrome makes the space immersive and artistic, reflecting my taste for theatrical interiors.

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A 470years old beer brewery redesigned with warm red hues and arched brick ceilings.
I admire it for blending historic architecture with modern mood lighting, creating a mysterious yet inviting atmosphere.

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The Cubitts eyewear shop uses deep red walls and minimalist furniture.
I chose it because the clean geometry balances bold color, showing how design can be powerful yet restrained.

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This clothing store uses red walls with modern black furniture and sleek grids.
I like it because the contrast feels stylish and futuristic, matching my preference for bold but minimal retail spaces.

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The red seating lounge at CDG Airport mixes vibrant carpets with modern lighting.
I enjoy it because it feels energetic yet comfortable, showing how public spaces can be both practical and aesthetic.

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Halston’s 21st-floor office in Olympic Tower was entirely red, from carpet to sofa, with sweeping city views.
I like it because it is both glamorous and minimal, showing confidence through one bold color while framing New York’s skyline.