孟菲斯风格咖啡馆：几何拼贴与强烈原色

Design a cafe in a full Memphis vocabulary, playful and deliberately unresolved. Show the room composed from clashing geometric elements: a counter built from stacked coloured cylinders and a cantilevered slab, a wall carrying oversized squiggle and confetti patterns in primary red, yellow and cyan on a white ground, and columns clad in a black-and-white terrazzo with unnaturally large chips. Detail the furniture as mismatched geometric primitives — triangular stool bases, a table on a single fat cone, chairs in flat lacquered planes — each in a different saturated colour with no attempt at coordination. Show laminate used proudly as a finish, in speckled and squiggle-printed patterns. Detail the lighting as simple globe and cone fixtures in bright plastic colours. Keep the floor a plain pale grey so the objects pop. Detail the composition as intentionally off-balance, nothing centred, nothing aligned. Show bright flat daylight. Photorealistic, saturated primaries, playful, eye-level view.