In 1909, the young chemist and born entrepreneur Eugene Schueller founded the company, later known as L'Oreal. For over a hundred years, L'Oréal has been committed to exploring the secret of beauty. And PLUSspace is also committed to making people's space more beautiful, which coincides with L'Oréal.

Our design not only explains the cultural connotation of L 'Oreal to people, but also creates a "home" full of happiness and comfort.

The fully open space has been divided into multiple relatively independent scenes by different forms of partition walls.While those scenes are relatively flexible and interactive in the circulation and the sight line.

Each functional zone remains relatively independent in the integration, which is convenient for communication and cooperation.

Just as space responds to the architectural essence by expressing its relationship with its user,  design gives the space more imagination through multiple explorations.