Max World

Max World

Max World

Max World x Nilam Makmur’s booth at Archidex 2025 explores the interplay of colour, material, and everyday living.

category

Art Installations

location

KLCC Convention Centre

size

581 sqft

partner

photographer

The Max World x Nilam Makmur booth at Archidex 2025 explores the relationship between colour, material, and everyday living. Inspired by the colours found within a home, the design reflects the idea of uncovering everyone’s inner colour through a playful exploration of laminates, panels, and edge solutions from their collection.

The Max World x Nilam Makmur booth at Archidex 2025 explores the relationship between colour, material, and everyday living. Inspired by the colours found within a home, the design reflects the idea of uncovering everyone’s inner colour through a playful exploration of laminates, panels, and edge solutions from their collection.

The Max World x Nilam Makmur booth at Archidex 2025 explores the relationship between colour, material, and everyday living. Inspired by the colours found within a home, the design reflects the idea of uncovering everyone’s inner colour through a playful exploration of laminates, panels, and edge solutions from their collection.

The concept Life in Colours is the belief that colour and value can be discovered within the mundanity of daily life. Ordinary scenes such as living spaces, workplaces, and familiar objects are transformed through various materials and colours, with hues and finishes vibrantly stretched horizontally from what would ordinarily be dull, mundane scenes, exploring the versatility and many applications of their laminate and panel range in furnitures and objects form.

The concept Life in Colours is the belief that colour and value can be discovered within the mundanity of daily life. Ordinary scenes such as living spaces, workplaces, and familiar objects are transformed through various materials and colours, with hues and finishes vibrantly stretched horizontally from what would ordinarily be dull, mundane scenes, exploring the versatility and many applications of their laminate and panel range in furnitures and objects form.

The concept Life in Colours is the belief that colour and value can be discovered within the mundanity of daily life. Ordinary scenes such as living spaces, workplaces, and familiar objects are transformed through various materials and colours, with hues and finishes vibrantly stretched horizontally from what would ordinarily be dull, mundane scenes, exploring the versatility and many applications of their laminate and panel range in furnitures and objects form.

Beginning with a scene, beit a living space or a dull office, corresponding colours are to be “stretched” horizontally with the scene/object at its origin, utilising various lengths and varieties of laminates and colours.


Beginning with a scene, beit a living space or a dull office, corresponding colours are to be “stretched” horizontally with the scene/object at its origin, utilising various lengths and varieties of laminates and colours.


Beginning with a scene, beit a living space or a dull office, corresponding colours are to be “stretched” horizontally with the scene/object at its origin, utilising various lengths and varieties of laminates and colours.


The furniture is designed to be flexible, with sliding elements that allow the space to easily adapt for different events. It can open up to create more standing space during bigger launches or transform into a more comfortable seating area for workshops and smaller gatherings.

The furniture is designed to be flexible, with sliding elements that allow the space to easily adapt for different events. It can open up to create more standing space during bigger launches or transform into a more comfortable seating area for workshops and smaller gatherings.

The furniture is designed to be flexible, with sliding elements that allow the space to easily adapt for different events. It can open up to create more standing space during bigger launches or transform into a more comfortable seating area for workshops and smaller gatherings.

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29, jalan riong, bangsar,

59100 kuala lumpur, malaysia

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studio visit

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art printing works

29, jalan riong, bangsar,

59100 kuala lumpur, malaysia

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and design

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