M&M’s Fun Candy House Design Renovation Highlight List

  1. Precise Execution of IP Colors
    • Walls: Custom yellow baked-enamel panels, 1:1 color matching with M&M’s official color codes, ensuring zero visual deviation.
    • Soft Furnishings: Bean-shaped sculptures and chandeliers are made of high-gloss fiberglass, perfectly replicating the candy’s round texture and the brand’s signature colors.

  1. Curved Shape Craftsmanship
    • Arches & Candy Counters: Multi-layered boards processed with arc grinding technology, creating smooth, seamless curved surfaces that capture the cute, cartoonish vibe of the IP.
    • Bean Installations: Molded after 3D modeling, with curves identical to real M&M’s beans for a highly realistic look.

  1. Material-Function Matching
    • High-Frequency Touch Areas (Sculptures & Counters): A combination of high-gloss fiberglass and acrylic, balancing aesthetics and practicality with scratch resistance, durability and easy cleaning.
    • Retail Display Cabinets: Metal baked-enamel frames paired with transparent acrylic compartments, providing excellent product visibility and strong load-bearing capacity.

  1. Interactive Scene Design
    • Candy Dispenser Zone: Transparent compartments and self-service interfaces showcase the candy-dropping process, enhancing the fun “candy-playing” experience.
    • Photo Spots: Neon lighting combined with anthropomorphic M&M’s sculptures creates a viral-worthy photo backdrop with inherent social media appeal.

  1. IP-Driven Detail Design
    • Floors: Bean-shaped footprint decals and color-coded zone lines clearly define functional areas while boosting spatial immersion.
    • Lighting: “m”-shaped neon light strips and recessed spotlights highlight the three-dimensional look of IP elements, deepening brand recognition.