TOO HIGHT Bar: The New Cyberpunk Landmark of Beijing's Nightlife
TOO HIGHT Bar is centered on cyberpunk aesthetics, deeply blending industrial design with futuristic technological elements to create a unique avant-garde nightlife space in Beijing. Its design redefines the sensory dimension of urban entertainment through red and black visual impact, geometric structure collision and immersive interactive experience.

Space design: a symphony of red and black vision and geometric language
The bar creates a tension-filled atmosphere with its signature red and black color scheme. The entrance corridor is based on black checkered floor tiles, and the central white luminous landmark "TOO LIGHT CLUB" extends into the depth. The red linear light strips on both sides outline the outline of the booth, forming a strong visual guide. The ceiling of the hall presents a red grid light array and geometric ceiling, with black metal columns and grid walls to create a hardcore aesthetic of the industrial future. The details highlight the trend genes: the luminous logo of "TH CLUB" on the wall, the red slogan of the self-service deposit box, and the orange "BRITION" background wall in the stage area work together to create a virtual and real interlacing of the cyber world.

Functional experience: full-scene immersive entertainment
The space covers the stage area, booth group, front desk and corridor interactive areas. The stage is equipped with professional lighting and sound to meet the needs of performances and DJ performances; the ring booth is combined with a black sofa and a white coffee table, which takes into account privacy and social attributes; the red backlight of the front desk and the metal texture bar enhance the sense of technology. The intelligence system realizes the switching of lighting modes, from the red of carnival to the dark tone of rest, to adapt to the needs of different time periods.