By now, the ground floor had become a common place for local artists and photographers, essentially turning it into a full-fledged studio.
"Some people have used it for art exhibitions. With yearly flower festivals and an influx of photographers, it might accidentally turn into an artistic epicenter," they said.
"That's great," Wanqing said.
"I think so too," Tianxue said, "It saves me the trouble of moving! My two initial designers have now developed distinct styles. I'm planning on creating a second brand, and they both love this place and have no intention of moving."
The floor above was a big open space, divided into smaller areas by cardboard, screens, and bookcases. At first glance, it appeared chaotic, but further inspection revealed a certain charm. Was this indeed an artist's territory?
