London Design Platinum

2025

In The Name Of Love

Entrant

Danni Chang

Category

Interior Design - Installation

Client's Name

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Country / Region

China

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About The Entry

In modern society, where the pace is restless and high pressure looms, people are craving emotional nourishment and comfort. The pop-up store “In The Name Of Love” is centered around the concept of "soothing the harshness of reality, reigniting the flame of hope". Featuring warm and comforting color palettes of pink and red, along with soothing elements like clouds and hearts, the space is transformed into a dreamlike haven.

It includes five uniquely themed zones. In the Merry-Go-Round of Affection, elegant horses serve as symbols of love, carrying messages of hope to all who visit. The Dreamy Maiden’s Retreat features a soft, heart-shaped sofa, cradling all the secrets and dreams of a young girl. The Childlike Wonderland bursts with vibrant red and white tones, accented by giant heart installations, lollipops, and balloons to evoke the carefree days of childhood filled with pure joy and innocence. The Futuristic Nexus of Love is dominated by a colossal gradient heart, blending a futuristic, high-tech vibe with the timeless power of love. This suggests that love is the sole key to transcending time. Finally, the Mysterious Gift Box immerses visitors in a world of discovery, with walls, floors, and ceilings adorned with gift boxes of varying sizes—each one promising treasures of love and surprises, leaving visitors with hearts full of warmth and hope.

Beyond its focus on emotional healing, the project also embraces the principle of “Loving the Earth”, demonstrating deep respect for nature and the future through eco-conscious design and sustainable practices. Almost every element within the space is crafted from eco-friendly materials, featuring modular setups designed for easy assembly and disassembly. This approach ensures adaptability across different scenes, significantly extending the lifespan of the installations and minimizing resource consumption. Thoughtful details throughout the space further underscore this commitment. For instance, the toys in the Childlike Wonderland are made from recycled materials, subtly teaching young minds the value of conservation through play and seamlessly integrating love and sustainability into everyday life.

Credits

Danni Chang
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