A lower-level atrium at Shenzhen's MixC World hosted a ten-day Dior lipstick pop-up built as a mirrored party set.




MixC World is a retail district in Nanshan, Shenzhen, laid out as open-air blocks, walkways and plazas rather than one enclosed mall. Its LG level sits below the main pedestrian grade, a band of corridors, escalators and small atria linking shops to the street above. The small atrium here is a compact, enclosed pocket within that circulation route.
The atrium was built out as a sequence: an entrance where visitors collect a stamp card, a lip-print wall for choosing a shade, several product-trial zones, and photo points with mirror and light installations plus a signature image machine. Stamps collected across the zones were redeemed at the exit against a social post, and a bar counter served drinks.
The LG atrium sits on the path between anchor shops and the outdoor streets, so passing footfall is continuous and largely young. Its enclosed, low-ceilinged form suits controllable lighting and mirror surfaces, and the compact footprint keeps visitors moving through a fixed sequence of trial, photo and redemption points.