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Selection well-known in China: a great library all the colours of the spectrum!

If you want to offer a position to motivate kids to study you have to imitate their creativity, and this is what I did the well-known kid's library in China:

This style, which seems amazing scene of Alice in Wonderland is a community library to study in China suppliers under the name "Library People", which created ​​up this awesome two-story library:
The first floor start position for actions tale testimonies and check out the movement, and the second floor library of guides for kids from all over the world:
Designing the library from the within in spectrum colours to imitate the creativity of kids and be a resource of pleasure and creativity to them, everything was protected with footage that are constant with the shaded surfaces to provide all of these awesome scenes:
Nice to the library (as you see) does not contain enough seats and platforms, but kids are motivated to lie easily on the earth protected with carpeting, or a confinement within the groups that you check out in the photos:
The style of the well-known kid's library executive company SKSK China, and to you this assortment of extra images:








Would not it be amazing if it were created ​​available for adults?!
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