In Architecture

Japanese Auditorium With 1000 Different Colored Seats

July 25, 2019

This Japanese auditorium located in Ehime Prefecture has seats that are painted 1000 different colors, creating a dramatic rainbow look. The extra work that it took to create the 1,000 individual shades pays off in the auditorium’s look and feel.

Emmanuelle Moureaux is responsible for the design, and we imagine the final effect is much more impressive in person. Via DesignBoom:

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2 Comments

Moss And Fog Post Author 7 years ago

haha, yes! Not to be confused with the deep aqua seat…. 🙂

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SallyVanNuys 7 years ago

That’s pretty cool. Would make it easy to find your seat…ticket says, “you’re in the cerulean blue seat.”

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