Pastel colours and decorative white partition screens feature in this school in Chengdu, China, designed by Hong Kong studio Karv One Design.
Karv One Design created the school as an experimental learning and play space for families at a sales office belonging to property developer Fantasia Holdings.
The 3520-square-metre space is based upon the idea of a children's storybook with curved walls, rounded forms and pastel colours.

The open plan layout comprises eight classrooms in total, a staff office, a music room, a cafe area, a hall/function room, a VIP room, and a display area.
The design, which will be developed into a communal area for the community in the future, has made the shortlist for a 2019 Dezeen Award for best Civic and cultural interior.
"It's the nature of children to play games and embrace wild imaginations," Kyle Chan, chief designer at Karv One Design, told Dezeen.
"With regard to the theme, we hope to bring a beautiful world into children's lives, hence the concept of picture book as our inspiration. The delicately-designed lines, as visual expression elements, became the soul of this design."

The studio said it set out to create an interior that allowed visitors to explore the space in a "relaxed manner" while providing "edu-taiment" features ? elements that combine education with play ? throughout.

These features include a giant slide and ball pit, a curtain made from thin rolled-up aluminium plates cut with...