Memphis Living Room: Primary Colors, Geometry, and Unreasonable Combinations

Design a 1980s postmodern interior in the memphis style, built from clashing primary geometry. Compose the furniture from mismatched shapes that refuse to belong together — a cylinder for one leg, a triangle for a chair back, a squiggle for a handle — and surface everything in flat unshaded laminate colour. Keep the palette to primary red, yellow and blue plus black and white, and scatter confetti-speckled terrazzo, squiggle motifs and grid patterns across the surfaces. Give the pieces deliberately awkward proportions and allow no wood grain and no natural texture anywhere. Light it flat and even. Graphic and irreverent, eye-level view, 35mm lens, interior photography, ultra photorealistic