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A chain of bookstores in China called Zhongshuge has attracted attention for its fantastical and surreal architectural designs that use optical illusions and magical interiors. Zhongshuge opened its first stores in Shanghai in 2013 and has since expanded to other Chinese cities, with branches featuring mirrored ceilings, rounded bookshelves at odd angles, large windows, and symmetrical designs that distort space and perspective.
A chain of bookstores in China called Zhongshuge has attracted attention for its fantastical and surreal architectural designs that use optical illusions and magical interiors. Zhongshuge opened its first stores in Shanghai in 2013 and has since expanded to other Chinese cities, with branches featuring mirrored ceilings, rounded bookshelves at odd angles, large windows, and symmetrical designs that distort space and perspective.
A chain of bookstores in China called Zhongshuge has attracted attention for its fantastical and surreal architectural designs that use optical illusions and magical interiors. Zhongshuge opened its first stores in Shanghai in 2013 and has since expanded to other Chinese cities, with branches featuring mirrored ceilings, rounded bookshelves at odd angles, large windows, and symmetrical designs that distort space and perspective.
bookstores A branch of Chinese bookstores has captured attention for its incredible architecture and use of optical illusions and magical interiors to create fantastical and surreal spaces. Zhongshuge (钟书阁) is a chain of book shops with branches in cities across China, and has been called the country’s most beautiful bookstore by some Chinese netizens.
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Zhongshuge opened its first bookstores in Shanghai in 2013 and has since expanded to other cities, including Hangzhou in Zhejiang province and Chengdu in Sichuan. Image by Imagine China Mirrored ceilings, rounded and tiered bookshelves presented at odd angles, giant picture windows and symmetrical angles create optical illusions that give Zhongshuge’s stores a peculiar sense of space and perspective.