Reformulating the interior elements of makeup studio

Believing that make up is also a type of artform, that is, the faces are the canvas for painting while makeup products are the paints of that artform. The diversity in features of the faces seen around us, is the theme of my design print development. The different faces which have various types of eyes, lips, nose, etc. using those elements developed the prints for redefining the interior surfaces of the site taken. Developing the flooring and wall elements that is by using cyanotype, print design and embroidery as the techniques to develop the chosen surfaces.  The site is situated in Shibuya City, Japan. Its area is of 94-meter square. (Case study taken from arch daily (https://www.archdaily.com/950042/beauty-salon-in-harajuku-nanometer-architecture?ad_source=search&ad_medium=projects_tab)).