When the color "royal blue" is mentioned, I believe that sapphire and the British royal family will immediately come to mind. But in fact, this color can not only be found in our daily life clothing accessories, but can also be used in interior design.
In recent years, many European brands have also adopted the "royal blue" color tone in their interior design, instantly transforming the overall atmosphere into a noble and elegant aristocratic atmosphere. Not long ago, the editor also discovered the Tiffany pop-up store designed by OMA in the heart of the 8th arrondissement of Paris, France. This pop-up boutique showcases the jewelry brand's latest creations as well as collectibles with a 185-year history.
In addition to the attention received by the branded exhibits, the editor was also captivated by the luxurious decoration of Tiffany's pop-up store.
As can be seen from the picture, the gradient royal blue carpet and the retro glass floral chandelier make the environment calm and energetic. In addition, you can add geometric patterned glass window designs to make the space avant-garde. The main colors of the exhibition hall are royal blue and earthy golden yellow, which create a strong contrast between warm and cold colors and complement each other, highlighting the crystal clear blue, while the gold looks particularly gentle and soft.
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The layout of one of the blue circular exhibition halls visually resembles the original floating display products, making the editor feel like he is on a spaceship. Moreover, the "royal blue" tie-dye pattern on the light boxes on both sides of the corridor seems to have entered a kaleidoscope world.
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You may also wish to add "royal blue" elements to your clothing, accessories and home decoration, which may give you an unexpected feeling!
