The designers at Wenfeng Decoration approach the planning of the Gan'an Medicinal Plant Application Museum from the three aspects of "heaven, earth, and man." In the exhibition hall's interior design, the "plant" element is utilized throughout.Exhibition Hall Renovation & DesignThe exhibition can effectively utilize space for medicinal plants, with design elements drawn from "leaves (plants), tiles (culture), and light (science)." It comprehensively addresses various requirements such as usability, visual appeal, economic benefits, and stylistic characteristics, with a human-centric approach to meet people's needs for indoor environments. The entire area is divided into six themes: the Preliminary Hall, Corporate Zone, Science Popularization Area, Future Zone, Transition Period, and Exhibition and Sales Center.
The front desk features a cement-colored finish, giving the entire space an industrial vibe; the television wall displays various promotional videos, enhancing the ambiance. As you proceed, the promotional corridor narrates the origins of this museum. The playback room showcases the origins of various medicinal plants, providing visitors with a more immersive visual experience. This space is part of Wenfeng Decoration's renovation design for this museum, one of the key design focuses.
The museum space color follows the traces of Gan'an Hakka culture, with the "tile" color as the main tone, creating a solemn and grandiose space. It allows visitors to interpret the culture of medicinal plants from a rational perspective. The green represented by plants is fully demonstrated in this space of the science popularization area.Shenzhen Decorative CompanyWenfeng Decoration has made green the dominant color of this space.
The trend of iterative updates cannot surpass the timeless beauty of simplicity; the overall space is styled with minimalist aesthetics. Blending Eastern aesthetic concepts, it employs humanistic sensitivity to render, combines multimedia technology for rational presentation, merges movement with stillness, enhancing the space's appeal, and emphasizing the sense of experience.
