The horizontal frame unfolds in a straight line, with three fair-faced concrete columns standing tall. The architectural language of Piano thus emerges simply and directly. This is the first encounter with Mozart's new residence in Tenmoku. It was also at this time that the designer decided to take "columns" as the core language to present the expression of narrative space. The part belonging to Mozart is condensed in four semi-transparent columns with dynamic light and shadow.
The classical music melody has established the artistic temperament of the Viennese school for the brand space, pursuing a more unique, positive and style-emphasizing artistic atmosphere. The piano, the curtain, the sheet music, the concert hall, and the materials taken from Mozart's brand color "blue" form the entire spatial picture.
The 411 compartments in the high cabinet represent Mozart's dedication to high-quality natural diamonds and precious gemstones. This set of cabinets integrates multiple functions, including but not limited to bare stone storage drawers, pull-out plates for placing bare stone boxes, certificate storage drawers, hidden display Windows with flip doors, and wardrobes that can be used to store users' luggage at any time.
In the jewelry display system, based on the original concept of octagons, the concept of equal division of 1/4 has been added, transforming all displays into basic modules of 8×8, 8×16, 16×16, and 32×32 centimeters. These modules can be arranged and combined arbitrarily according to actual display requirements.
