A perspective shot showcasing Harry Rigalo's biomorphic ceramic sculptures in a room lined with high, empty wooden shelving. Tall, ruddy terracotta forms stand in conversation with a dark clay figure in the foreground, their playful, modernist shapes echoed by a row of smaller figures visible through a distant archway. The geometric tiled floor anchors the spatial rhythm.

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A room of distinctive eclecticism. In the centre, a Rococo-style round settee is upholstered in a lush, Art Nouveau-inspired floral fabric. This seating arrangement is flanked by slender marble-topped tables and a backdrop featuring the cobalt-blue wainscoting, painted scallops, and a dramatic central mirror trimmed in blue, capturing the design’s sophisticated, theatrical flair.

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A serene dining view where a pale wood counter overlooks a meticulously framed Zen garden. The picture window captures two tall, dark, organic stones against a white wall and green lawn. The design uses natural light and raw materials to integrate the refined interior with the peaceful, authentic Japanese landscape.

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A wide interior shot of the Voce listening room, demonstrating spatial symmetry and the vivid color palette. The floor is anchored by a checkerboard arrangement of emerald green modular chairs, facing a centered wall of audio equipment. The repetition of white columns and continuous ceiling lighting creates a visually clean, Minimalist corridor effect leading to the focal sound installation.

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A close-up of the playground captures the joyful energy of children at play against the backdrop of the textured rammed-earth facade. The composition highlights the tactile materials and the interplay between the children's bright, fluid movement and the building's grounded, rustic form.

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A compelling perspective of the bookstore, where deep walnut wood shelving housing a colorful collection of books stretches along the right wall, grounded by a long rolling library ladder. Opposite this library wall, a custom-designed sloping display table presents books horizontally under a generous influx of window light. The pale terrazzo floor and mint-green ceiling unify the space, anchored by the geometric white paper lantern and a vintage clock.

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This wide shot captures the full scale of the Kam Pek Market food hall, showcasing its vibrant and cohesive industrial-retro aesthetic. The space is defined by a rhythmic ceiling of alternating warm orange and cool blue light panels. Rows of minimalist wooden chairs and simple tables create a sense of order, while the tiled floor's striped pattern adds a dynamic visual element, drawing the eye towards the food stalls and a discreet staircase at the far right.

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