Meunier Technology Beauty Shenzhen concept flagship store

The first Meunier Tech Beauty concept flagship is located in Baoan District, Shenzhen, and the project invited the leading Chinese design firm DOMANI to lead the spatial design. The strategy aligns with Shenzhen's cultural-plus-N new-industry policy while inserting a design-level academic inquiry into a commercial space: the creative adhesion and spatial experience between two dimensions, feminism and space. The spatial form deliberately differs from traditional beauty salons, seeking to reconcile two contradictions: extreme thickness versus lightness, extreme strength versus softness. The contradiction and drama of the space articulate the relationship between contemporary women's surface and inner self. The main waiting area is almost a private art gallery; collectible contemporary sculptural installations and furniture are all configured by A and V, a top domestic contemporary art display brand. The main installation series is titled A Night Bright as Day and Gentle Dismemberment, inviting visitors to linger in the abstract scenes of contemporary expressionist installations and enjoy the aroma of good coffee. A mixed-cast technique combined with deconstructed concrete precast panels in offset arrangement forms the visitor consultation desk. The desk is paired with the 2019 A and V 6-Degree Chair in transparent version, a slab chair designed on architectural logic and female sitting posture, its crisp lines forming an ergonomic seat, back, and overall force structure from different angles with unexpected comfort. The copper wave bench is a 2020 A and V bespoke product, assembled from 3-to-5-millimeter-thick sections joined by precision mold-bending technology, producing a deconstructively stable installation bench that can be used by multiple people and customized in length and seating capacity. Corridors and public spaces use clear glass partitions to establish a blurred boundary with the office building's common area, maintaining maximum visual openness while defining relationships between zones. Because treatment rooms are fully enclosed and private, the public zone is given a degree of visibility as a transitional band; this outward transparency builds visitor and consumer trust in the operational technology of the establishment. The key inside treatment rooms is a water sensation. When consumers open their eyes in the softly lit room, a corrugated mirror-steel ceiling creates an illusory water scene through complex reflection, inviting them to remain suspended in a moment of reverie and spontaneous imagination. A multi-functional vanity supports formal dressing and rest after treatment; the full-length mirror after half-body use is rigidly joined to the vanity via a metal structure. The vanity has a self-contained water-tank circulation system, enabling a highly convenient water solution in spaces where fixed plumbing cannot be installed, and includes a complete high-color-rendering lighting system. This equipment is custom developed by A and V for Meunier.